Came across this great quote last week from Max Lucado’s book, Great Day Every Day. Citing management consultant Robert Updegraff, Max wrote: You ought to be glad for the troubles on your job because they provide about half your income. If it were not for the things that go wrong, the difficult people with whom you deal, … Continue reading Why Problems Can Be Good
How to Create a Guest Follow-up System For Your Kidmin
Having a quality follow-up system for first time guests in your Children's Ministry is HUGE. If kids feel welcomed there's a greater likelihood they'll come back. And so will their parents. I've been refining our process of how we do this at HDC. Here's a snapshot of what we're doing right now: Our greeters welcome … Continue reading How to Create a Guest Follow-up System For Your Kidmin
5 Ways to Train Your Volunteers
Training volunteers is one of the greatest responsibilities we have in ministry. It's also one of the greatest challenges. How to we go about making sure our volunteers have what they need to do the ministry God has called them to without overwhelming them? Here are five ways to train your volunteers without putting a strain … Continue reading 5 Ways to Train Your Volunteers
4 Elements of Amazing Volunteer Job Descriptions
Over the past few weeks we've had a big emphasis in volunteering at our church. We've been able to get more people plugged into serving that weren't serving anywhere. One of the big keys to our success has been clearly establishing what our serving opportunities are and what is involved in each role. Every church … Continue reading 4 Elements of Amazing Volunteer Job Descriptions
3 Simple Tips to Help You Deal With Conflict
http://youtu.be/Y9zYbJDEgbM --- Conflict is an inevitable part of life for everyone. How we deal with it will determine the quality of our relationships. In this video we'll learn 3 simple tips on how to deal with conflict in a healthy way.
How “The Avengers” Should Have Ended
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Jeff McClung 