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Church Leadership
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Rindy Walton posed this question to her readers: Authenticity is an important value when speaking of church leaders. We want leaders to be real, open, honest and genuine. We want leaders to share their questions, their strugg (Read More)
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Volunteer Leadership And Management
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My neighborhood recently saw a church come and go within a matter of months. They were utilizing the community elementary school in our neighborhood and then one day, their roadside advertising signs stopped showing up. I loo (Read More)
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Volunteer Leadership And Management
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As church leaders, we must be good stewards not only of our volunteers but also of our budgets.Bob Thune wrote about this from the church planter’s view, but the same principles apply to us as well:A few months ago a church p (Read More)
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Volunteer Leadership And Management
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Something comes up. You need time off from your leadership. What do you end up doing - stepping down or stepping aside?Stepping down means you leave your team on their own. You haven’t prepared to hand the leadership to other (Read More)
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Volunteer Leadership And Management
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It seems to surround us. The idea that a church can only get things done if they have paid staff. In fact, many churches strive for more staff. They make it a goal from day one. More staff equals more work done.The problem? T (Read More)
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Volunteer Leadership And Management
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Every volunteer in your team is a potential leader. You have two choices: allow them to lead, or suppress their leadership.Allowing them to lead means allowing things to happen in ways you don’t expect. It means letting other (Read More)
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Volunteer Leadership And Management
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Whether you have been witness to internal problems or problems that become more public, leaders are not immune to sin. In fact, the sin of leaders can cause stumbling blocks for teams or an entire church/cause.Geoff Surratt w (Read More)
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This quote is something to really think about:Quote by Jewish Proverb: “I ask not for a lighter burden, but for broader shoulders.”Are you fighting adversity? Are you asking God to strengthen you, or lighten you in your leade (Read More)
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Volunteer Leadership And Management
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My wife recently mentioned that a team at a nearby church was trying to raise money for 5 strangers. These strangers don’t attend our church. They don’t know anyone there. It just happens that someone at our church knows abou (Read More)
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Volunteer Leadership And Management
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If your church had a single, specific cause for which it exists in your community, what would it be?Not sure what your cause is? Then your church’s vision isn’t clear enough.Have more than one cause? Then your church’s vision (Read More)
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Volunteer Leadership And Management
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The “B word” used to be something people didn’t talk about. That word that meant you aren’t “Christian enough.” The word that tells everyone that you don’t love God enough. The word is burnout.Thankfully, we have authors such (Read More)
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Volunteer Leadership And Management
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Anne Jackson wrote an interesting blog post recently about lazy church staff:you want to know why some people get burned out in ministry? it’s not because they’re working too hard. it’s because they’ve set their level of expe (Read More)
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Volunteer Leadership And Management
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Last week, I wrote a post titled “Our Church Has a Management Problem”, where I suggested that church staff are often managers rather than leaders. So, the question needs to be asked - “Can I lead others in (Read More)
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