Connecting People and Purpose: A Christian Theory of Library Leadership

Gregory A Smith

Connecting People and Purpose: A Christian Theory of Library Leadership

Gregory A Smith

Jerry Falwell Library

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Abstract

Presents a theory of library leadership that integrates biblical principles with professional wisdom. Discusses leadership in five dimensions: character, purpose, servanthood, balance, communication, and lifelong learning.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jun 8 2004

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leadership libraries

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