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MLK Day – My Journey
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Sabbatical Surprise
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EVANGELISM – MAKING IT A CONGREGATIONAL VALUE IT BEGINS WITH THE LEADER (All that is said here about the leader is true of congregations). 1. We must start with our beliefs: Beliefs shape our reality. Our beliefs create our mental model of “our reality”. Beliefs are often the unconscious foundation for our decisions and actions. Beliefs
CMA – First Time Guests 7 Step Connecting Process for Guests 1. It is imperative for guests to receive a personal phone call before 7:00 pm the Sunday of their first visit. Statistics show that an immediate thank you call within the first eight hours makes the return visit potential increase by 30-40% in comparison
What is a conflict triangle? In a conflict between 2 people, one of the people often talks to a 3rd person in an attempt to manage the conflict or fix it rather than the person with whom there is conflict. Why? Feels safer. Looks more logical and promising than it is. What is the triangler
I periodically have churches ask me what they should pay a Sunday morning guest speaker. Though that is not necessarily a simple question to answer, it is really an excellent question to ask. In this edition of our bi-weekly newsletter, let me attempt to provide some input on that question. Did you know I’ve had
Ever since computers became basic staples at home and the office there is a lot of talk about multitasking. The gist of it is that multitasking is a good thing since we are able to accomplish more in a specific period of time. I struggle with multitasking. I’ve concluded that I don’t do it well.
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MLK Day – My Journey
By Doug Talley I’ve not tended to pay muc... -
LGBT+ Workshop
One of the greatest challenges facing the churc... -
There is More…
By Abbie Craig Your story is not finished. Ther... -
What is County Line Going to Do About It?
What is County Line Going to Do About It? By: N... -
Sabbatical Surprise
As I was nearing my sabbatical, I wondered what...
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LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
A PLACE FOR LEADERS TO GROW & LEARN
To browse specific articles either search for the appropriate topic or select the category tags from below.
Recent Posts
-
MLK Day – My Journey
By Doug Talley I’ve not tended to pay muc... -
LGBT+ Workshop
One of the greatest challenges facing the churc... -
There is More…
By Abbie Craig Your story is not finished. Ther... -
What is County Line Going to Do About It?
What is County Line Going to Do About It? By: N... -
Sabbatical Surprise
As I was nearing my sabbatical, I wondered what...
Recent Comments
EVANGELISM – MAKING IT A CONGREGATIONAL VALUE IT BEGINS WITH THE LEADER (All that is said here about the leader is true of congregations). 1. We must start with our beliefs: Beliefs shape our reality. Our beliefs create our mental model of “our reality”. Beliefs are often the unconscious foundation for our decisions and actions. Beliefs
CMA – First Time Guests 7 Step Connecting Process for Guests 1. It is imperative for guests to receive a personal phone call before 7:00 pm the Sunday of their first visit. Statistics show that an immediate thank you call within the first eight hours makes the return visit potential increase by 30-40% in comparison
What is a conflict triangle? In a conflict between 2 people, one of the people often talks to a 3rd person in an attempt to manage the conflict or fix it rather than the person with whom there is conflict. Why? Feels safer. Looks more logical and promising than it is. What is the triangler
I periodically have churches ask me what they should pay a Sunday morning guest speaker. Though that is not necessarily a simple question to answer, it is really an excellent question to ask. In this edition of our bi-weekly newsletter, let me attempt to provide some input on that question. Did you know I’ve had
Ever since computers became basic staples at home and the office there is a lot of talk about multitasking. The gist of it is that multitasking is a good thing since we are able to accomplish more in a specific period of time. I struggle with multitasking. I’ve concluded that I don’t do it well.
Recent Comments