Every leader loves a volunteer that goes above and beyond. Unfortunately, we don’t always know how to utilize this type of volunteer to their fullest capability. In this article for Worship Facilities, I give leaders four ways to spot high achieving volunteers and four tips to keep them engaged.
An often-overlooked method for getting more volunteers is talking with those already on the team. In this article for Worship Facilities, I give leaders three tips to recruit new volunteers.
If recruiting volunteers is the easy part, then retaining them is the hard part. In this article for Worship Facilities, I give church leaders four key ways to retain great talent.
It is said that most engaged couples spend more time preparing for the wedding than the actual marriage. In the same way, many churches spend more time recruiting volunteers than they do helping them grow as leaders. In this article for Worship Facilities, I give church leaders three important keys to developing volunteers.
In this article for Worship Facilities, I give church leaders five easy ways to show appreciation for their church volunteers.
In this article for Worship Facilities, I give church leaders four tips to ensure a successful day of campus beautification.
In this post for the Church Network, I give church leaders five ways they can grow and maintain a healthy volunteer base.
Leading volunteers can be one of the most rewarding jobs in the church, especially if you know how to do it well. In this post for Worship Facilities, I give leaders four keys to leading volunteers effectively.
In this article, for the Church Network I layout ten important commandments needed when working with volunteers.
With people taking vacation during the summer months, church leaders often deal with being short-staffed when it comes to volunteers. In this post for The Church Network, I offer four practical ways for church leaders to ensure they have the volunteers needed throughout the summer season.