A young seminary president has barely settled into office when he opens the CPA firm's management letter which summarizes the annual audit results. The letter concludes: "...the Seminary may be unable to continue in existence." How could a well-known school get into such a precarious financial condition? More important, what could be done about it? Leadership and Change describe how Wesley Seminary, under the president's leadership, pulled through the crisis, then grew to a position of prominence among theological schools. This book is the personal account of that president as he builds a community of dedicated people united by common purpose. Humorous vignettes enliven the facts and figures of this remarkable story.