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Journal of Applied Christian Leadership homepageThe Dialogue of Faith & Leadership
The Journal of Applied Christian Leadership (JACL) seeks to engage Christian leaders and scholars in a forward-looking dialogue about how to practice leadership in the light of ongoing research taking place across denominational, cultural, and disciplinary environments.
The purposes of JACL are threefold: (1) to stimulate inquiry into the interplay of the tensions Christians experience as persons of faith and leaders in and of organizations or communities; (2) to be a bridge in the dialogue between practicing Christian leaders and researchers of leadership as manifested in varies settings; and (3) to provide a forum for systematic reflection on the practice of Christian leadership, especially Servant Leadership, in the light of faith, the pressures of culture, and the mission of Christian organizations and churches.
The JACL is published twice a year under the auspices of the Christian Leadership Center at Andrews University, a Seventh-day Adventist institution. Views expressed in the JACL are those of individual authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the editors or the sponsoring organization.
Volume 16, Number 2 (2022) Fall
Editorial
"Self-Care:" Not Just a Buzzword
Petr Cincala
Biblical Reflections
Biblical Leadership Themes of the New Testament
J. David Pitcher Jr.
Leadership Interview
"Constant Kindness, Constant Gracefulness:" Leading in Conflict
Ella Simons and Petr Cincala
Feature Articles
Trauma and its Impact on Pastoral Leadership
David Sedlacek
The Emotionally Competent Pastor
Kevin Spratt
Leadership Lived
Pastoral Wellness: Six Tips for Vocational Health
Dwight K. Nelson
Dialogues
Emotional Intelligence: An Essential and Valuable Tool for Effective Christian Leadership
Louis Brown
Book Reviews
Review of Opportunity Leadership: Stop Planning and Start Getting Results, by Roger Parrott
Robert Kirk
Review of How to Change: The Science of Getting from Where You are to Where You Want to Be, by Kay Milkman
Mervi Kalmus