Seeker and Servant – Reflections on Religious Leadership

Part One: Nurturing the Sprit: the Challenges of Religious Leadership
<br /> Religious Leaders as Seekers and Servants
<br /> The Servant as Nurturer of the Human Spirit
<br /> Spirituality as Leadership
<br /> The Servant as Gradualist
<br /> Types of Leaders
<br /> An Opportunity for a Powerful New Religious Influence
<br /> Part Two: Leaders as Inspirited Persons
<br /> The Collapse of Civilization: A Fantasy
<br /> Reflections on Spirit
<br /> Seeing Things Whole
<br /> Images of Great Spirits
<br /> Pope John XXIII: Nurturer of Spirits
<br /> Talking and Listening
<br /> Being Who You Are
<br /> Part Three: Seminary, Church, Foundation: Reflections on Religious Institutions
<br /> Fable
<br /> Religious Leadership for These Times
<br /> Theology: A Concern for the Conditions Under Which the Human Spirit Flowers
<br /> The Need for a Theology of Institutions
<br /> The Seminary as Institution
<br /> A New Role for Seminaries
<br /> Critical Thought and Seminary Leadership
<br /> The Trustee Chairperson: Nurturer of the Human Spirit
<br /> Toward a Gentle Revolution Ministry to the Strong
<br /> The Inner–City Church as Servant to Its Community
<br /> A Servant–Led Society
<br /> Part Four: Toward the Caring Community: Reflections on Seeking, Giving, and Receiving
<br /> The Search and the Seeker
<br /> On Being a Seeker in the Late Twentieth Century
<br /> Lost Knowledge
<br /> A Lifeline of Ideas
<br /> Our Indian Experience: What It Suggests About Giving
<br /> Giving and Receiving Gifts of Money
<br /> Is It More Blessed to Give Than to Receive?
<br /> Afterword