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P2P Ep. 18: Who Owns Your Sermons? The Potential Legal and Relational Conflict Pastors Face

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First published at 14:58 UTC on March 4th, 2024.

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It's hard to believe we need to discuss this issue but it is becoming more and more of a problem. Some churches believe they pay a pastor to produce a sermon and so the message is a “work product” and they own it. Some pastors produce books and radio programs from their sermons and make exorbitant amounts of money which causes envy and friction in the flock.

What can we do to avoid conflict and is there a fair and reasonable way to handle this issue? This program will be extremely helpful for church boards to listen to together and discuss the ramifications.

-with Dr. Jamie Mitchell and Hon. Sam Rohrer

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