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    From the document, two key elements of disciple leadership are identified as spirituality and professional skills. Elder Kim B. Clark describes disciple leadership as leadership with humility that builds others through kindness, love, and devotion to God. Effective disciple leadership requires both initiative in accomplishing righteousness and allowing God to lead through humility and submission. President Hinckley exemplified initiative by solving problems himself and deference by producing the work requested by his leaders.

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    From the document, two key elements of disciple leadership are identified as spirituality and professional skills. Elder Kim B. Clark describes disciple leadership as leadership with humility that builds others through kindness, love, and devotion to God. Effective disciple leadership requires both initiative in accomplishing righteousness and allowing God to lead through humility and submission. President Hinckley exemplified initiative by solving problems himself and deference by producing the work requested by his leaders.

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    From the document, two key elements of disciple leadership are identified as spirituality and professional skills. Elder Kim B. Clark describes disciple leadership as leadership with humility that builds others through kindness, love, and devotion to God. Effective disciple leadership requires both initiative in accomplishing righteousness and allowing God to lead through humility and submission. President Hinckley exemplified initiative by solving problems himself and deference by producing the work requested by his leaders.

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    What is disciple leadership?

    “You know, it is a wonderful thing to be faithful, but a much greater thing to be


    both faithful and competent.” - Elder Richard L. Evans

    Spirituality professional skills

    From this statement by Elder Evans, what two important elements of disciple
    leadership can you identify?

    Small "L" Leadership

    Elder Kim B. Clark describes disciple leadership as “leadership with a small


    'L'—the kind of leadership that builds and lifts and inspires through kindness
    and love and unselfish devotion to the Lord and His work.

    Initiative and Deference

    God needs disciples who are not “compelled in all things” (D&C 58:26), who
    “learn [their] duty" and "act in the office in which [they are] appointed” (D&C
    107:99). In other words, God needs disciples who take the initiative “and do
    many things of their own free will, and bring to pass much righteousness”
    (D&C 58:27).

    He also needs disciples who are meek and humble and allow Him to “lead
    [them] by the hand” (D&C 112:10), disciples who “cry unto him for mercy”
    (Alma 34:18) and “submit [themselves] … to God” (James 4:7).

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    How did President Hinckley manifest initiative and deference

    President Hinckley’s story is a good example of taking initiative because he


    didn’t wait around for someone to get him a desk, paper, or typewriter . He
    solved those problems on his own, but he still showed deference to his leaders
    by producing the work that they asked him to.

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