Church leaders present programs at the Parish Resource Center.  Thanks to DVD recording techniques, noted church leaders present current issue programs at the Parish Resource Center. The topics are on every pastor's agenda: tough issues facing the church, stewardship, leadership and obtaining volunteers. The Parish Resource Center maintains a library of more than 100 CCN broadcasts for use with your congregation. Click here for listing and overview of the CCN programs available at the PRC. 

A sampling:

Leveraging Your Leadership Style Lorraine Bosse-Smith Discover practical keys for dealing with four personality types and the most effective ways to motivate and connect with the distinct individuals on your team. Lorraine identifies the specific needs and drives of these four groups, training leaders to understand and accommodate the different styles: Commanders: outgoing and task-oriented Coaches: outgoing and people-oriented Counselors: reserved and people-oriented Conductors: reserved and task-oriented Lorraine Boose-Smith is the President of Concept One and the Total You and author of Leveraging Your Leadership Style and A Healthier You.	The Effective Pastor, Part IV Kevin Mannoia Explore what it means to live out a call to minister and to preach the Word, and gain new insight into the indispensable role of the Holy Spirit in your call. These programs are designed to help pastors close the gap between their calling to ministry and their actual experience of success. You'll learn how effective leadership involves a combination of godliness and competence. Godliness is the awareness that you are first and foremost a servant of God, while competence comes from developing the skills and abilities necessary to do the work of ministry. Larry Walkemeyer H.B. London Experts Kevin Mannoia, Larry Walkemeyer, host HB London and a panel of church leaders reveal the essential qualities of The Effective Pastor in this exciting, new CCN series for ministry leaders.
Ultimate Leadership: The Leader's Internal Value System John Townsend Take stock of your internal values and see how they drive your leadership style. Dr. John Townsend will help leaders in business and ministry understand how personal values create the context for organizational values. This broadcast will answer the questions: what are values, how do they develop, how does a leader choose the right values, and finally, how do leaders know that their values have moved from the head to the heart? Dr. John Townsend is a clinical psychologist and the best selling co-author of the million-seller, Boundaries and author of Hiding from Love, Loving People and Who's Pushing Your Buttons.	Experiencing LeaderShift: Letting Go of Leadership Heresies Don Cousins Break free from "number obsession" into how God measures success and shift your focus to the essentials of ministry leadership. Experiencing LeaderShift offers practical insights for remodeling faith-based organizations, addressing these vital questions: What heresies are affecting spiritual leadership? Can anyone be a leader? How does God measure success in ministry? Don Cousins is a church and para-church consultant and the author of Experiencing LeaderShift: Letting Go of Leadership Heresies.
What's So Great About Christianity For the first time in our country's history, atheism has become a serious option for larger and larger numbers of Americans. It has even people of faith asking: Are the atheists on to something? Is Christianity obsolete? Can an intelligent, educated person really believe the Bible? Challenge the skeptics and atheists with a reasoned account of Christianity's true history and worth to world culture. Mark Mittelberg Mark Mittelberg is a speaker, writer, and evangelism strategist and author of Choosing Your Faith...In a World of Spiritual Options. Dinesh D'Souza   Dinesh D'Souza is a former public policy maker in the Reagan White House and author of The End of Racism and What's So Great About Christianity.	Reverse Mentering Embrace the relational richness and "beyond-cool" insights that come when older leaders turn to the young as their teachers. In today's fast-paced, technological marketplace, "reverse mentoring", learning from younger leaders, has become an indispensable survival tool, and its strong biblical roots make the concept compelling for the church. Allowing people of a different age, gender or ethnicity to speak truth into your life is an amazing catalyst for developing the potential of your ministry at every level! Dr. Earl Creps Earl Creps is a Director and Professor of the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary and author of Reverse Mentoring: How Young Leaders Can Transform the Church and Why We Should Let Them.