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Leadership
Operations
Large Group
Programming
Curriculum
Shepherding
Kids
Shepherding
Adults
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Promiseland Tools and Tips
Shepherding
Adults
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Children's
Ministry Team Edition: Volunteerism
As the leader of a children's ministry, one of your major challenges
is to recruit, develop, and envision volunteers to lead kids in
meeting Jesus and growing in relationship with him.
This
DVD kit is designed to help you, your staff, and/or key volunteers
in leadership to develop a vision and plan for recruiting, inspiring,
and growing a strong team of volunteers for your children's ministry.
Featuring:
Bill Hybels, Craig Jutila, Sue Miller, John & and Nancy Ortberg
More...
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Promiseland
has partnered with Christianity Today to create downloadable ministry resources
developed from various Promiseland Conference
breakout sessions.
Interview
and Evaluate Volunteers
Lead
a Volunteer Orientation Meeting
Develop
a Volunteer Training Program
Grow
and Care for Volunteers
Recruit
and Retain Volunteers
Attracting
First-Time Volunteers
Coordinate
Training for Sunday Morning
Helping
Volunteers Get Started
What
Every Volunteer Needs
Find
and Keep Next Gen Volunteers
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How to Help Volunteers Serve in the Right Places
Gift-based volunteerism is critical to on-going ministry success. This session
will help you set up your volunteers to serve with joy and longevity. Learn
what to know before a volunteer begins and what to look for when they are
in place serving.
Download
the handout from this 2004 Promiseland Conference breakout session.
The handout includes volunteer job descriptions as well as a sample application
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What You Do Best In The Body of Christ
Discover your God-given gifts, passion, and personal style, so you can find
a fulfilling and effective way of serving in the body of Christ.
by Bruce Bugbee
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Drama Script
Parker stops into a church office. He is treated as just one more person
who wants something done now, until he happens to mention the word "volunteer,"
then Ann sets off the alarm to alert everyone that there is a volunteer
available. People converge on Parker from all directions, each assuming
he's going to fill their "volunteer opportunity." When he is finally able
to get a word in, he says he was just looking for directions to the blood
drive where he was going to volunteer to give blood, but not now -- he
already feels totally drained.
Download
the script for "The Volunteer"
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