Chapter 3

LEADERSHIP CHALLENGES
FOR THE YOUTH OF TODAY
Jhena M. Palamara
BEEd Student
Leadership
• Fiedler (1967), one may use the term leadership to:
Leaders are distinguished people in the organization or group; an ability; or a relationship
(providing leadership or guidance)
• Koontz and O’ Connel (1981)
Leadership is the art of inducing subordinates to accomplish their assignments with zeal and
confidence.
• Terry and Franklin (1982)
Leadership is the relationship in which one person (leader) influences others to work together
willingly on related tasks to attain goals desired by the leader and, or by group.
Traits that a Leader should Possess
Adaptability Initiative Strong Personality
Considerateness Integrity Persuasiveness
Dedication Judgement Poise
Dignity Justice Resourcefulness
Faith Kindness Tact
Experience Knowledge Thoughtfulness
Honesty Loyalty Unselfishness
The Christian Leader
• Fillingham
Christian leadership springs from discipleship, is rooted in character,
centered in service, corporate in nature and must be empowered and directed
by the Holy Spirit.
Characters of a Christian Leader
(I Timothy 3:1-15 and Titus 11: 5-9)

 Above reproach  Able to teach

 Husband of one wife
 Not addicted to wine
 Temperate
 Not self-willed
 Prudent
 Respectable  Not quick-tempered
 Hospitable  Not pugnacious
 Gentle  Uncontentious
 Free from love of money
 One who manages his own household
well