The Deans' Lecture Series: A Two-Lecture Series with Dr. Eugene Wilson

The mission of the Deans' Lecture Series is to provide a venue for interdisciplinary exploration of biblical, theological, and cultural scholarship.

Join us Novembr 15th, 2018 for a two-lecture series (3:00pm-5:00pm and 7:00pm-9:00pm) featuring:

Special Guest: Dr. Eugene Wilson

How the Servant Leadership Model Can Be Improved

The servant leadership model has many great traits, and yet taken too far it may be less than ideal. Interestingly, Scripture reveals Jesus exhibited multiple leadership styles including charismatic and authoritarian leadership. As servants of the Lord, what can we learn from these various leadership styles to enhance our own leadership?   

What Leadership Models Can Teach us About Church Growth

Organizations of all types, including churches, experience organizational life cycles. Successful transition, from one stage to another, is dependent upon leadership growth. Many leaders, however, struggle doing so. Consequently, their efforts in leading growth are limited. What can a leader do to enhance his or her leadership ability and lead continual growth?

Held in the UGST Chapel

Refreshments Following

Eugene Wilson has over thirty years of pastoral ministry, including senior pastor, and presently serves as executive pastor at The Pentecostals of Katy, in Katy, Texas. He is the founder of Equipping Leaders, a coaching and consulting organization, and an adjunct professor at Urshan College and Urshan Graduate School of Theology. He earned a Doctor of Strategic Leadership at Regent University’s School of Business and Global Leadership and a Master of Arts in Human Relations from Liberty University. 

For more information contact David Molina at dmolina@ugst.edu.