Monthly Archives: March 2014

In 1973 Greenleaf gave a talk on the theme of ‘team.’ Here is some of what he said: …the person builds the team and the team builds the person. …how can any one of us, as an individual, break into … Continue reading →

In 1966, Greenleaf wrote: Seeking, as I have viewed it, is opening oneself to growth in awareness. It is, in part, a cleansing of perception – both the inward and the outward. It is an uncalculated response to symbols – … Continue reading →

Three years before he wrote his seminal essay, ‘The Servant as Leader,’ Greenleaf wrote: ‘…I do believe that every seeker must face who he is alone; and that it is disturbing – sometimes terrifying – until he learns to love … Continue reading →

In 1966, three years before he first wrote about the servant-as-leader Greenleaf wrote: I see. . .faith as a consequence rather than a source. Such faith as I have is a consequence of my own experience framed in the religious … Continue reading →

In a 1966 essay, Greenleaf invites us to consider ‘the search and the seeker.’  When I first read the following paragraph I found myself taking some time to pause and ponder, to reflect and write.  I have also found that … Continue reading →