Christopher L. Webber 
The Vestry Handbook [EPUB ebook] 
Third Revised Edition

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An indispensable and practical guide for day-to-day running of a 21st-century parish.

Continuously in print since 1988, The Vestry Handbook is an essential and comprehensive guide for clergy, wardens, and vestry members. The revised third edition includes updated information on the Canon of the Church, available resources, and financial considerations, as well as new sections on safe-church training and dealing with conflict. Included in the appendices are helpful examples of contracts, purpose statement, inventory lists, a glossary of church terms, and an organizational chart. The Handbook explore among others, the following subjects:


  • Leadership roles and organizational structure

  • Managing parish finances

  • Buildings and grounds

  • Liabilities and insurance

  • Relationships with clergy, parish staff, the diocese, and the national Church

  • IRS considerations

  • Meeting and elections

  • The spiritual lives of vestry members.


Since it was first published in 1988, the Handbook and its updates have sold more than 90, 000 copies and continues to sell well each year.

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Christopher L. Webber, a graduate of Princeton University and the General Theological Seminary in New York, is an Episcopal priest who has led urban, rural, and overseas parishes. He is the author of several books, including Welcome to Christian Faith, Beyond Beowulf, and A Year with American Saints, co-authored with Lutheran Pastor G. Scott Cady. Webber grew up in Cuba, New York, and lives in San Francisco.

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Lingua Inglese ● Formato EPUB ● Pagine 136 ● ISBN 9780819228369 ● Dimensione 0.6 MB ● Casa editrice Church Publishing Inc. ● Pubblicato 2011 ● Scaricabile 24 mesi ● Moneta EUR ● ID 2863340 ● Protezione dalla copia Adobe DRM
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