The Holy Spirit directed their hearts to a time of prayer, just as steel is drawn to a magnet. Rich and Mark knew that corporate prayer not only would begin the healing but would also provide much-needed direction and comfort for the challenging days that lay ahead. Accordingly, they secured a neighboring church, and the church family met there the Sunday evening of Pastor Fred's murder. This time may have been more important for the staff than for the members. Had they not had the service, the staff most likely would have found a way to gather and grieve with one another. However, this assembly gave them the opportunity to grieve with the church and set the tone for the next steps. As they grieved together, the staff and members were able to move forward together. They needed each other, and this was a first step in building that interdependency. Rick immediately recognized that neither he nor anyone else at First Baptist Church was in a position to handle.What attitudes toward leadership had been fostered in Rich that enabled him to respond the way he did during that first week? Can you provide 50 words based on this article?