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meetings
Articles for Youth Leaders
Planning and Organizing Parent-Teacher Meeting Events at Church
Planning and organizing parent-teacher meeting opportunities is essential in youth ministry. Parents of teens need guidance and support!
Articles for Youth Leaders
Volunteer Meetings: Tips to Make Them Worthwhile and Productive
Discover answers to two common youth ministry questions: "How often do you have volunteer meetings?" and "What do you do in volunteer meetings to make them worthwhile?"
Articles for Youth Leaders
Youth Ministry Parent Meeting: 5 Steps to Success
No matter the season, youth ministers always have important information they need to share with parents. Whether you're preparing for a mission trip or the annual back-to-school kickoff, a youth ministry parent meeting is a great way to keep everyone in the communications loop.
Articles for Pastors
Run 4 Experiments This Summer to Help Find Changes in the Church This Fall
Summer Church Experiments - Rather than looking for the “perfect” strategy for your church, it’s better to consider your practices as a series of experiments with changes in the church and then watch the results.
Articles for Pastors
4 Huge Distractions in Meetings and How to Fight Them
"Distractions can steer emotional energy, creative thinking and collective wisdom away from the important matters being discussed."
Articles for Pastors
7 Surprisingly Simple Ways To Become More Productive
Ever notice your day seems to vaporize and you wonder what happened to all your best intentions?
7 Surprisingly Simple Ways To Become More Productive
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Articles for Pastors
Scheduling for Success
Over the course of my working years, I’ve run the gamut of various jobs. In the world of 9-5 jobs, I’ve stocked shelves, worked...
Articles for Pastors
8 Alternatives to Calling Another Team Meeting at Your Church
While meetings can be an useful tool to push the mission of your church forward, sloppy meetings can be a total waste of time for your team and for the church as a whole. Some common problems that I’ve seen creep into churches with too many unfocused meetings are that: