Making Committees Work

by MacK Tennyson

People complain about meetings all the time--too many, too long, too boring. But committees are often the best means to accomplish certain ends, so it is worth finding ways to make meetings function more effectively. Tennyson shows how this is done with a welcome touch of humor. He covers the gamut on committees for the church setting or any other context.

125 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1992