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Case Study: One Heart Community Church
Pastor John Adams founded One Heart Community Church in 1990. Because of his recent growth of 750 members in four years, One Heart Community Church will need to hire three new staff members to assist the current staff of four. Pastor John has created a three-team committee to oversee the hiring process. Sonia is a CPA and business owner. Bill is employed with campus Crusade for Christ. Phil is a retired store manager from Walmart. The committee has been trusted with the hiring of three new staff members with a total budget of 125,000.00 for the new staff.
Unfortunately, despite the amazing personality traits that each member of the committee possesses, they can’t agree on the third position that they should create for the ministry and the deadline
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