On my bookshelf (summer edition)

We’re in Prineville, Oregon this week connecting with some of the families that partner with our ministry. This means limited internet access, so I brought along all the books that I’m working through right now. Here you go…

  • God Space – Doug Pollack This was a freebie at our national staff conference that I’m just getting around to. I think the evangelism principles could be helpful as we launch a ministry in post-Christian Portland. Brian Barela just happened to post an interview by Doug here.
  • Making Ideas Happen – Scott Belsky This is the book of the summer for me. I can’t get enough of the principles in this book, but I’m also wired to eat this stuff up.  I think every operations minded person should read it…scratch that, every person who leads a team should read this.
  • The Speed of Trust – Stephen Covey This is the son of Stephen Covey of 7 habits of highly effective people fame. Staff in our region are about to start discussing this book via a private facebook group, should be fun! So far in the first 30 pages I’ve had multiple aha moments.
  • The Narrows – Michael Connelly Crime thriller fiction scariness.

There you have it! What are you reading this summer?

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One Response to “On my bookshelf (summer edition)”

  1. Brian Barela July 29, 2010 at 10:39 am #

    just finished Drive by Dan Pink–excellent read and great for understanding the motivations for gen-y/college students/young people etc and the clases w baby boomers.

    really want to get clay shirky’s new book–literally everything i have heard has been positive.

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