Leaders Learning "What They Never Taught at Harvard Divinity School"

London, United Kingdom, February 22, 2008 --(PR.com)-- It was in 1984 that best-selling author Mark McCormack wrote his ground breaking book “What They Don’t Teach at Harvard Business School.” This study of the overlooked practical business principles of success that are used but, most often, learned only by experience found that universities and institutions of higher learning were missing out on teaching the obvious. Now, 24 years later, Harvest Fields Commissioning International, a UK based charity and its film production arm, OLI Productions, have just released another unique success and leadership learning tool. The 21 minute film “What They Never Taught at Harvard Divinity School” features best-selling authors, international evangelists and ministers and heads of some of the largest charities in the world. The lineup is a “who’s who” of Christian leadership all sharing their reply to the question “What do you wish that you had been taught when you first started?”. Featuring New York Time best selling author Joyce Meyer, the “Vicar of Baghdad, Iraq” Andrew White, international evangelists Luis Palau (Argentina) and J. John (Cyprus), ALPHA’s Nicky Gumbel, author and radio personality Stuart Briscoe, Baroness Caroline Cox (Christian Solidarity Worldwide), the former Church of England’s Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey, George Verwer (founder of Operation Mobilisation - OM) and Loren Cunningham (founder of Youth with a Mission - YWAM) and others, this DVD film is one of the most unique leadership training tools available today.

Previous interviews in the “Principles of Leadership” series are currently being broadcast across the Middle East on Sat 7, on The Australian Christian Channel, the Alfa and Omega Network (Romania and worldwide), Premier TV (U.K.), Shine TV (New Zealand), U Channel (Indonesia), the Family 7 Network (Holland) and IFBN (Israel).

Harvest Fields Commissioning International is a U.K. Registered Charity with the purpose of assisting in raising up and encouraging churches and leaders in 39 countries and on all 5 continents for work in churches, charities and other humanitarian assistance groups. Its websites are at: http://www.agapelive.net and http://www.hfci.net.

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