Leadership

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Recruiting Leaders for Stewardship and the Annual Drive

We are hearing from you that recruiting stewardship leaders is a real challenge. Here are some tips! Although some people have extra responsibilities or are worn out from their daily lives, others are impatient to engage again and are looking for new or different things to do. If you are doubtful that you will find […]

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Live Workshop: Integrated Stewardship that Engages All

Congregational leaders tend to describe their challenges and circumstances in terms of deficiencies – not enough volunteers, young people and families, diversity, money. Perhaps our approaches to stewardship inhibit us from seeing opportunities and resources that are all around us. This workshop will explore the Who, How, and Why of creating better stewardship programs, informed

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Are We Setting Up Our Stewardship Teams for Olympic Level Success?

Congregations thrive on a spirit of community and run to a large degree on volunteer “sweat equity.” Stewardship is no exception. In fact, stewardship may be the poster child for good volunteer and leader work. This puts a premium on choosing the right team and helping them succeed. At this time of the Olympics, think

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How Planned is that “Planned Replacement Program for Facilities” of Yours?

If your congregation is like many others, when asked about the plans to replace facilities (equipment and structures) that will eventually wear out, the response is “What plan?” Some do have such a plan, although its often more of a wish list or at best a guess list. But some do have good planning in

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