The experience of serving as an LDS bishop is entirely unique in all the world. In this book, the authors capture this uniqueness by weaving a rich tapestry of bishops’ experiences using quotes from interviews conducted over the past 30 years with former and current bishops, their wives, and stake presidents. In this book they speak for themselves, sharing their own experiences of what it was like to be called; how they balanced their work, family, and church responsibilities; how they dealt with disappointment—and more. These experiences are sensitive and honest. Taken together, these dedicated servants tell a story that is faith promoting, sometimes surprising, and deeply moving. All who strive to magnify their calling(s) in the church will be enlightened, engaged, instructed, and inspired by these narratives!

About the Authors

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Bradley R. Agle

Bradley R. Agle is the George W. Romney Endowed Professor and Professor of Ethics and Leadership in the Marriott School of Business at Brigham Young University.
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Ronald K. Mitchell

Ronald K. Mitchell holds the Jean Austin Bagley Regents Chair in Management in the Rawls College of Business at Texas Tech University.
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J. Camden Robinson

J. Camden Robinson recently completed his MBA at the Harvard Business School.