Israel Galindo is Coordinator of the Leadership in Ministry Pastoral Excellence Program of the Center for Lifelong Learning, Columbia Theological Seminary. Formerly he was Associate Dean for Lifelong Learning at the Columbia Theological Seminary. He was Dean at the Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond. He is the author of the bestseller, The Hidden Lives of Congregations (Alban), Perspectives on Congregational Leadership (Educational Consultants), and A Family Genogram Workbook (Educational Consultants), with Elaine Boomer and Don Reagan.
His books on Christian education include The Craft of Christian Teaching (Judson), How to be the Best Christian Study Group Leader (Judson), Planning for Christian Education Formation (Chalice), and The Virtuous Leader: Ancient and Modern Wisdom. Lessons from the Stoics and Bowen Systems,, 60 Leadership Concepts: Practical Wisdom for Adaptive Leadership in Anxious Times, (Didache Press), Leadership Pitfalls: The Most Common Leadership Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them, (Didache Press), Leadership in Ministry: Bowen Theory in the Congregational Context, (ed) (Didache Press), Reframing Ministry Leadership: New Insights from a Systems Theory Perspective, (ed) (Didache Press), Perspectives on Congregational Leadership: Applying Systems Thinking for Effective Leadership, (Didache Press), When a Pastor is Fired: Addressing the Silent Epidemic of Clergy Forced Terminations, (ed)(Didache Press), 101 Systems Theory Quotes: One Hundred and One Quotes on BFST for the Novice and the Curious, Galindo (Didache Press).
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