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摘要
这篇文章借鉴了三位当代领导力作家，Keith Grint, John Paul Lederach和Julia Middleton，来探索“逆向学习”，“偶然的智慧”和“超越权威的领导”，以及这些见解可以给基督教圈内外的领导实践带来什么。《使徒行传》(Acts of The Apostles)被用来举例说明领导力的这些方面，同时也强调了“跟随”的重要性。
Summary This article draws on three contemporary writers on leadership, Keith Grint, John Paul Lederach and Julia Middleton, to explore ‘inverse learning’, ‘accidental sagacity’ and ‘leading beyond authority’ and what such insights can bring to the practice of leadership within and beyond Christian circles. The book of the Acts of the Apostles is used illustratively to emphasise these aspects of leadership, and also to stress the importance of ‘followship’.
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