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The Five Star Church: Serving God and His People with Excellence Alan Nelson, Stan Toler
Publisher: Gospel Light Publications

An old South Georgia football coach once said, “All you can do is all you can do but all you can do is enough.” His book is titled the same. To offer bad quality as acceptable does a disservice to the person who is serving, to the people being served and to the Lord, who did not scrimp in what he offers us. I am currently rereading The Five Star Church: Serving God and His People With Excellence by Stan Toler and Alan Nelson. So many ministry magazines, advertisements, and church products imply (if they don't explicitly state) that real churches that reach people with the gospel can afford "excellence." Excellence usually . This day is seen as one of universal joy; for on this day the boundary of the Old and New Covenants was born the Most-Blessed Virgin, pre-arranged from the ages by Divine Providence to serve the mystical Incarnation of God the Word. Here's my concern…perfectionism. Isn't perfectionism really nothing more then a way of covering our own insecurities by doing things in such a way that we See if the hungry persons care. I would rather do no teaching than bad teaching. Posted By: Joyf | January 4, 2008 5:26 PM. Do we worry more about “excellence” then we do “ministry”.