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Author Archives: Heather Zempel
Humility by Andrew Murray
Andrew Murray was born in South Africa in 1828. He received his education in Scotland and Holland and returned to South Africa where he spent many years working as both a pastor and a missionary. I just finished read his … Continue reading
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Walking the Small Group Tightrope by Russ Robinson and Bill Donahue
In Walking the Small Group Tightrope, Russ Robinson and Bill Donahue identify various “tensions” faced in small group ministry. One of those tensions is “task” vs. “people.” Another way to define that tension is “inward-focused groups” (those groups that are … Continue reading
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