Dr. Newberger states that the solution to this problem is found in the Judeo-Christian Model of Peacemaking. This approach to peacemaking reflects the same approach God uses to make peace with humanity. What Dr. Newberger calls an “unsurpassable model” takes the pattern by which people have made peace with God through the centuries and applies it directly to social situations, transforming adversaries into friends. When applied in churches, the process not only resolves interpersonal disputes but positively promotes congregational health, an outcome that is measureable in terms of attendance and giving.
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For information on how this negative national trend can be reversed by churches in their local settings, call 301-253-8877. Dr. Newberger, along with his growing team of associates, stand ready to help.
Dr. Kenneth C. Newberger is president of both Newberger & Associates, LLC and the Association of Conflict Competent Churches, and author of the book, “Hope in the Face of Conflict: Making Peace with Others the Way God Makes Peace with Us.” He is a leading authority on resolving church conflict and facilitating congregational health.
(Source: Christian Newswire)