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Understanding congregational splits
Fred Starke and Bruno Dyck

Read these findings from interviews held with over 150 people in 24 congregations where a severe conflict resulted in the formation of a “breakaway” congregation.

Lessons to be learned
Fred Starke and Bruno Dyck

Accounts of congregational splits may be interesting (at least to those who weren’t involved!), but what lessons can we learn from them?

Conflict: A refining fire
Vern Heidebrecht

Church leaders, especially pastors, learn quickly that encountering conflict among church members is an inescapable component of their work as leaders.

When Christians disagree
Myron Penner

Servants of Christ
Muriel Larson

Nice churches don’t fight (healthy churches do)
Hilda Klassen

Dealing with the difficult member
John A. Esau

How to confront
Dave Brubaker

Ideas about resolving conflict in churches
Ron Claassen and Dalton Reimer

Church conflict resolution covenant

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