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ORU's Mark Rutland to Join Preaching Team at Jentezen Franklin's Church: Charisma News Article

Dr. Mark RutlandBy JENNIFER LECLAIRE
CHARISMA NEWS
Published: December 6 2012

In a synergistic alliance between old friends, Mark Rutland is joining the preaching team at Jentezen Franklin's fast-growing Free Chapel church.

Both men are in a ministry transition of sorts and want to band together to build the kingdom of God. Free Chapel, a megachurch in the Atlanta area with a campus in Irvine, Calif., just opened its third location in Georgia. And Rutland will soon move from his role as the third president of Oral Roberts University (ORU).

Read more from this Charisma News article here.

Oral Roberts University at one point was "hanging on by a thread," ORU President Mark Rutland said Thursday in an interview about his latest book.



Rutland writes about ORU's comeback from scandal, lawsuits and near-bankruptcy in his soon-to-be-released 14th book: "ReLaunch: How to Stage an Organizational Comeback."

In it, he draws from his leadership experiences at ORU, as well as another university and a mega-church he helped revive.

Rutland came to ORU in 2009. He was the first president who was not a member of the family of ORU's founding president, Oral Roberts.

ORU faced three major crises in the wake of the resignation of President Richard Roberts in late 2007: looming bankruptcy, inadequate governance and lack of leadership, Rutland said.

A $70 million gift from the Green family of Oklahoma City, the founders of Mardel, and a new board of trustees helped alleviate the first two crises.

"I was brought in to supply the leadership," he said.

ORU President Rutland details school's major turnaround in his new book: Tulsa World Article

Dr. Mark RutlandBy BILL SHERMAN
TULSA WORLD
Published: December 2012

Oral Roberts University at one point was "hanging on by a thread," ORU President Mark Rutland said Thursday in an interview about his latest book.

Rutland writes about ORU's comeback from scandal, lawsuits, and near-bankruptcy in his soon-to-be-released 14th book: "ReLaunch: How to Stage an Organizational Comeback."

In it, he draws from his leadership experiences at ORU, as well as another university and a mega-church he helped revive.

Read more from this Tulsa World article here.

Oral Roberts University at one point was "hanging on by a thread," ORU President Mark Rutland said Thursday in an interview about his latest book.



Rutland writes about ORU's comeback from scandal, lawsuits and near-bankruptcy in his soon-to-be-released 14th book: "ReLaunch: How to Stage an Organizational Comeback."

In it, he draws from his leadership experiences at ORU, as well as another university and a mega-church he helped revive.

Rutland came to ORU in 2009. He was the first president who was not a member of the family of ORU's founding president, Oral Roberts.

ORU faced three major crises in the wake of the resignation of President Richard Roberts in late 2007: looming bankruptcy, inadequate governance and lack of leadership, Rutland said.

A $70 million gift from the Green family of Oklahoma City, the founders of Mardel, and a new board of trustees helped alleviate the first two crises.

"I was brought in to supply the leadership," he said.

Saving Girls at Risk: Gathering Magazine Article

James and Emily Leatherbarrow By TRACEY FINCK
Published: November 2012

Hundreds of tribal girls in Northern Thailand who were "at risk" of being sold into sexual slavery, have become educated, independent, women of God because of Global Servants' House of Grace. Emily [Leatherbarrow] is the coordinator of Thai operations for Global Servants. She oversees the staff and home, corresponds with each girl's sponsor, coordinates mission teams and raises funds for House of Grace.

Read more from this Gathering article here.

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