Influence: Diriger Sans Position - Paperback
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Influence: Diriger Sans Position - Paperback
$11.86
by Philip E. Morrison (Author), Hankuri Tawus Gaya (Author)
Do you have ideas for how to change your community, church, or nation-but feel powerless to make them happen? Do you struggle with trying to respect the authority of your leaders but yearning for them to see your vision? You can be a leader now. No matter how young you are, you can be a leader. Even if you have no official position, no one under your authority, and no title, you can be a leader. How? The secret is influence. This book tells you how you can influence others to take action and start change, just as young men and women in the Bible did. Suddenly, others will begin to follow you. Soon enough, you will be leading transformation in your community, church, or nation.-- (6/4/2024 12:00:00 AM)
Author Biography
Hankuri Tawus Gaya is passionate about raising up young godly leaders. For nine years he has served with the Nigeria International Fellowship of Evangelical Students, currently working as an area director. He holds an MDIV from the Theological College of Northern Niger ia and is the author of several other articles and booklets. He is married to Faith and has two daughters. Hankuri Tawus Gaya is a member of Church of Christ In Nations.
Number of Pages: 128
Dimensions: 9.35 x 8.5 x 5.51 IN
Publication Date: August 20, 2024
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