sacreficial leadership

This follows on from where I left off yesterday. In that the leadership that Christ would call us too is a sacreficial one and not necessarily a power driven one. Within youth work this is porbably something of a second nature to many people, as many sacrefices hae to be made to enable good youth work to take place. Sacrefices will come in many shapes and forms, such as what I referred to in a previous posting as a blended life rather than a balanced life, as the life of a yoth worker is rarely balanced at a ll. But the reality is that sacrefices are not often made just by us, but also by the peole around us, such as family and riendships. Just a thought, but but what sacrefices do we make, and what sacrefices is it reasonable for ohters to expect us to make.