NOTE: None of these companies asked for a review on my blog. I would probably say that they have no idea I even exist. I've used them, I liked it, and then I blogged about it. How to Be with Your A.T.T.I.T.U.D.E. - Great video series done by Craig Jutila and his team at Saddleback … Continue reading 5 Resources for Kids of Families in Recovery
How to Write Emails that Your Team Will Actually Read
Communication is the cornerstone of any good relationship, team, and organization. Whether you lead a group of volunteers or a paid staff, it's crucial that you impart what they need in a way that is going to be meaningful to them. Here are three elements that I use to A.I.M. my communication pieces at my … Continue reading How to Write Emails that Your Team Will Actually Read
Follow-up Letter to Parents about Small Groups
Here's the letter that we're going to send out to parents about their commitment to have their child be a part of our elementary ministry's small groups. Click here for more info about how we do small groups for kids at High Desert Church. Dear Parents, We are so excited that your child is going … Continue reading Follow-up Letter to Parents about Small Groups
The Most Important Word In Children’s Ministry
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kiwi_gal/3477052117/ A few months ago at the Purpose Driven Children's Ministry conference Steve Adams challenged us to write down in one word what we thought was the most important thing in children's ministry. I landed on relationships. No matter how you slice it relationships are imperative to what we do. Here's a picture of what … Continue reading The Most Important Word In Children’s Ministry