 | Training Themes
Volunteer Development
Make sure your volunteers get the training they need.
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| Store Code: TT11
Format(s): Microsoft Word 
Price: $14.95
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| Topics: | Leadership, Recruiting, Service, Spiritual gifts, Volunteer care, Volunteer recruitment, Volunteers |
| Filters: | Church staff, Discipleship, Elder, Pastor, Service, Volunteer coordinator |
| Purpose: | Ministry |
| References: | Matthew 20:20-28 , 1 Corinthians 12:1-7, Matthew 10:1-42 |
| Date Added: | March 23, 2006 |
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Unpaid workers in the church, while often the lifeblood of ministry, may not get the proper training and direction they need. This theme helps ministry leaders make the most of their volunteer staff. It teaches leaders how to motivate, train, and encourage people as they serve in volunteer ministry. In an interview, Bruce Bugbee, president of Network Ministries, discusses the importance of calling and that a primary task of leaders is to help people in the church find fulfillment through calling. Church work becomes meaningful by helping people find where they serve best.
This Training Pack contains all of the following:
Bringing Out Their Best
What the Bible can teach us about motivating people to minister.
Gary Wilde
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The Right People in the Right Places
The solution is not to recruit harder.
with Bruce Bugbee
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3 Myths about Christian Service
The misconceptions and the reality of helping people in need.
Derek Perkins and Rudy Carrasco
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In Pursuit of the Perfect Training
5 proven principles from churches that train people well.
Terry Muck
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Your Ministry: An Update
Use this helpful tool to assess your involvement in Christian service.
Eric Reed
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More Slots Than Workers
How do you handle chronic ministry vacancies?
Eddy Hall
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3 Ways to Get People Involved
The secret is encouraging people that they can truly minister.
Bruce Larson
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How to Write a Ministry "Job Description"
The amazing power of a simple tool.
Betsy Humphreys
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Keys to Long-term Successful Service
4 biblical principles to keep people serving well.
Robert J. Morgan
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Declaring and Owning Your Strengths
Allowing others to affirm and support you as you minister.
Robert J. Morgan
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