In Stewardship as a Lifestyle, Dr. John R. Frank digs into his yearning fora more wholistic approach to the life of the steward than just asking for orgiving money. When others have done so, many ended up with a time, talent,and treasure rubric. Others, trying to be more imaginative, simply extendedthe list to matters such as creation care or concern for one's relationships. John touches on these but he isn't trying to be broad. He is going for deep.



The course for thinking more deeply is set in the book's opening chapters.A series of short and challenging musings about a wholistic approach tothe life of the steward follow. Each one is designed to provoke individualreflection and group conversation, coming from John's own struggle to growin the grace of generosity.



As a long-time educator in the fields of raising financial support,and stewardship education, and as a guiding voice for many ministryorganizations, John has witnessed many forms of heroism and pretendingwhen it comes to the life of the steward. With this book, he offers a profoundlysincere way of living generously in response to God's own generosity to us.



John Frank is passionate about stewardship. He studies, teaches, and consults onstewardship and believes it is the key to a holistic approach to life for individuals and organizations.



A nationally and internationally recognized speaker and teacher, John's expertise includes stewardship, leadership, nonprofit organizations, as well as biblical training in various topics. He speaks with churches, ministry leadership, boards, and retreats.



His life experience includes ministry in 23 countries, pastor of worship, teaching stewardship in third world countries, evangelistic outreach behind the Iron Curtain, as well as church leadership. He consults with and provides training for many ministries ranging from start-ups to those with $100 million annual budgets.



He has authored numerous articles on stewardship, development and leadership.His second book, The Monthly Partner was published in 2005. He was also acontributing author to Revolution in Generosity as well as having contributed toFrom Soup & a Sermon to Mega-Mission, A Guide to Financing Rescue Missions.

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