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Church Administration
Protecting Your Volunteers
Store Code: CLT10
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Topics:Church safety, Legal issues, Liability, Policies, Volunteers
Filters:Church board, Committee member, Management, Pastor, Volunteer
Purpose:Ministry
References:None
Date Added:November 30, 2007
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Overview

Volunteers aren't just a luxury for churches—they're an outright need to help a ministry run effectively. These individuals often are handed important behind-the-scenes jobs. But using volunteers can present challenges and legal concerns. If your church recruits, trains, and oversees volunteers, use this material as you build a safe place for serving God.

This Training Pack contains all of the following:

Understanding the Volunteer Protection Act
What a key federal law does—and doesn’t—address for volunteers and churches.

Charitable Immunity
State and federal laws greatly shape the level of legal liability volunteers face.

Limited Immunity of Church Board Members
State laws, as well as definitions of negligence, impact liability.

Directors and Officers Insurance
Here are some reasons why additional coverage may be wise.

Should Our Church Incorporate?
Yes—it can protect volunteers on boards and committees.


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