Monthly Archives: January 2017

Greenleaf writes: Ours [the 1970s] are revolutionary times.  …because of the emergence of a significant number of thoughtful and aware people who see more clearly the world as it is and are not satisfied with it.  They challenge both the … Continue reading →

Greenleaf was a ‘practical man.’  However, when he wrote he wrote more conceptually rather than practically – he offered us no ‘seven steps’ to follow.  Yet, he often offered us admonitions that were clear and concise – some, I think, … Continue reading →

Gentle reader, please see Part I for the context of this entry. Greenleaf writes: Overarching these is a concern for the total process of education and its seeming indifference to the individual as servant and leader, as a person in … Continue reading →

Gentle reader, please see Part I for the context of this entry. Greenleaf writes: My second concern is for the individual as a serving person and his tendency to deny wholeness and creative fulfillment for himself by failing to lead … Continue reading →

Gentle reader, you might recall that Greenleaf’s seminal essay, The Servant as Leader, was written for and addressed to college/university student leaders (the little orange essay we have today is an edited version of his seminal essay).  The stimulus for … Continue reading →