Audio by artist mayra_nolan

Tools for Sustaining Leaders in Ministry - Balance

Scripture describes godly leaders as people who attend to their families and other important relationships, who care for their bodies, and who live with moderation. Balanced living is seen as both a means to and a byproduct of godly living. Effective leaders understand the importance of living a balanced life and are concerned with the development of the whole person. This workshop teaches how to identify priorities, examine use of time, and develop personal growth plans.

From building community to setting up an
environment for successful ministry among
your volunteer staff, we will cover everything
from background checks to backyard BBQs.
Learn from our research and experience
along with nationwide best practices on
recruiting, training and the invaluable time
and heart-work of volunteers in your ministry.

Are you satisfied with the results of your
ministry? What if you could get even greater
results? Come discover what missing pieces
may be keeping you from experiencing the
ultimate results in your after school program.
This will be a totally interactive lab – come
prepared to work.

How can an after-school program engage more deeply in community
development? Explore ways in which you can move your ministry
from a youth-serving “betterment” activity to a ministry that has
“far-reaching, long-term and empowering” effects on the community
through creative and meaningful parent involvement.

Scripture describes godly leaders as people who attend to their families and important relationships, care for their bodies, and live in moderation. Balanced living is seen as both a means to, and a byproduct of, godly living. Effective leaders understand the importance of balance in life. This workshop teaches participants how to identify priorities, examine use of time, and develop personal growth plans.