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Three Ways to Honor Your Volunteers During the Easter Season
As you remember and celebrate the ultimate life-giving sacrifice of Jesus’ death and resurrection on the cross this Easter, consider your volunteers. Your volunteers make ministry possible year-round. You’re probably asking even more from them now to provide Easter services, programs, and events. As you thank the Lord for his ultimate provision for us, thank Him for your volunteers, and honor them as you do so. During the Easter season, you have unique opportunities to point your volunteers and their families toward the gospel.
Keep reading to discover three key ways to honor your volunteers before Easter is over.
Three Ways to Honor Your Volunteers During the Easter Season
As you remember and celebrate the ultimate life-giving sacrifice of Jesus’ death and resurrection on the cross this Easter, consider your volunteers. Your volunteers make ministry possible year-round. You’re probably asking even more from them now to provide Easter services, programs, and events. As you thank the Lord for his ultimate provision for us, thank Him for your volunteers, and honor them as you do so. During the Easter season, you have unique opportunities to point your volunteers and their families toward the gospel.
Keep reading to discover three key ways to honor your volunteers before Easter is over.
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One of My Biggest Regrets in Ministry
I’m at the point of life where I’m both planning for the future and reflecting on the past. As I think back on 40+ years of ministry, including 14 years of lead pastoring, here is one of my biggest regrets: I did not invest in college students well. We gave a great deal of attention…
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5 Delegation Lessons for Church Leaders
A balanced delegation of tasks may necessitate doing fewer activities and doing better discipleship training. Drawing on his own experience, Karl Vaters offers five delegation lessons for church leaders including: leave guilt at the door, adapt to suit your size, stop activities that are without leadership, do nothing without two leaders, and assess and hone […]
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