Every year I list my favourite books for the year. Here are my lists for 2012 and 2011. This year I am excited to link up with Modern Mrs. Darcy and other bloggers on their favourites for the year. Hopefully I will find a few good reads for next year off the other lists.
Here is my list in no special order.
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This is a story of Ross's journey from being a pastor in Colorado to a pastor in Texas as well as giving great ideas and insight into dealing with the different generations in our churches today. I would like to reread this one again soon especially the part on how to mentor those coming up in leadership.
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What books did you enjoy this past year? TJ
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10 comments:
I NEED to read Unglued. For real.
Thanks for sharing!
LOVE Changes that Heal and all Cloud/Townsend's other books. They are great.
I think we have Unglued in our church library -- am going to check tomorrow! Thanks for your list!
Haven't read any of these - I added Messy Church, Fireflies in December, and Changes that Heal to my to-read-list. :)
I really enjoyed this list, TJ! Messy Church would be perfect for my husband and I to read right now. And I'm always looking for good fluff reading :)
Just added Messy Church to my reading list! Also, I live overseas and have so many friends who are both pilots and international-school teachers. It makes me wonder if you live nearby! :)
Hi there, T.J. You've got me convinced to read Unglued. I've been looking at it off and on on-line, and I think you convinced me. Last year, I loved Cry, the Beloved Country, Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teenagers, The Church Planter's Wife, and The Happiness Project.
I'm a Modern Mrs. Darcey reader too. :-) And my cousin also went to the White House in December, and I loved all her pictures of the Christmas decorations.
I always say I will read less of the fluff reads but they are a good way to destress. :)
I looked at your blog we are north of you but close by. Blessings on your work.
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teenagers sounds good. Did you have your teens read it? Or is it good for that?
Oh, wow. It's been a long time since I read Changes that Heal but that would probably be worth revisiting in 2014....
Of the ones I haven't read yet, the one I'm most excited about is Unglued. Hoping to get to it in the coming year!
Thanks for sharing your favorites with us.
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