What does ‘customer service’ have to do with ministry?

Customer service isn’t just for large corporations. In this article for the Church Network, I give churches four tips to help their staff have the best “customer” service skills.
Customer service isn’t just for large corporations. In this article for the Church Network, I give churches four tips to help their staff have the best “customer” service skills.
In this post for the Church Network, I give the reader three keys to low-stress planning for a great event.
In this article for the Church Network, I help readers understand the importance of policies and procedures in any ministry.
When it comes to ministry, relationships are everything. In this article for the Church Network, I give the reader three critical ways that administration helps foster quality relationships.
Money issues are a part of life, but they shouldn’t keep your church from doing ministry. In this article for the Church Network, I give churches seven tips that every church should consider to be financially healthy.
In this post for the Church Network, I give the reader four steps they can take to help take control of their schedule.
Every church wants to grow. Isn’t that the point of it all? Unfortunately, some leaders do not consider the many areas necessary to sustain growth. In this post for the Church Network, I give church leaders key areas to consider when preparing for growth.
Gone are the days when all a church needed to communicate was a marquee and a bulletin. In this post for the Church Network, I give church leaders seven things to consider when updating their technological needs.
In this post for the Church Network, I give church leaders five ways they can grow and maintain a healthy volunteer base.
No matter how big your church, the talents and abilities of the members can go unnoticed without a trained eye in leadership. In this article for the Church Network, I give church leaders three keys to bringing out the best in everyone.