RELIGIOUS LEADERSHIP

Religious Leadership

Religious Leadership

When a society is in a state of constant change, the need for conscious leadership is much more urgent than in the quiet condition. At the time of transition, people realize that change is now and that new mechanisms and processes should be developed. They are well aware of many of their needs and concerns. Their desire to guide, asks him directly, and is more open to guidance on decision makers. (Roy & Kroeger, 1988)

Conversely, during periods of stabilized so there is a dulling of sensitivities to the effects and problems brought up in the prescribed manner. If, ...