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4 Components to an Emergency Action Plan
Does your church have an emergency action plan so your volunteers and children know how to respond to those situations…
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6 Tips for Successful Ministry Meetings
Meetings are part of church work. At times it may feel like you need to get past all the meetings—in…
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Take This Survey to See if Your Church Attracts Volunteers
in Lead, Volunteers onDoes your church promote a culture that encourages people to serve in ministry? Do the leaders see their job as…
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When Volunteers Should be Paid
in Lead, Volunteers onThey say volunteers aren’t paid—because they’re priceless. But have you ever felt as though a high-capacity volunteer should be paid? Has a…
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3 Things to Ask Before Calling a Meeting
in Lead, Volunteers onDoes your team groan when you mention having another meeting? Do you find that some say they will come but…
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Ask Yourself These 3 Questions Before Easter
in Lead, Volunteers onWhat word do you most associate with Easter? Joy? Forgiveness? Life? How about peace? Again, Jesus said, “Peace be with…
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Six Core Values for Building a Team Culture
in Lead, Volunteers onMany churches desire a team approach to ministry, but few do something about it. It’s often easier said than done.…
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Why These Volunteer Essentials are…Essential!
in Lead, Volunteers onGreat volunteer teams consist of passionate people who have a focused vision, believe in their mission, and empower each other…
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When a Rose Is Not a Rose
in Lead, Volunteers on“A rose is a rose is a rose,” according to novelist Gertrude Stein. But in the church, a rose could…
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How to Determine Whether You Manage or Empower Your Volunteers
in Lead, Volunteers onDo you empower volunteers to serve in ministry? Or do you manage them? For many professionally trained leaders, the ministry…