The Healthy of Your Volunteer Culture is Mission Critical
Does it ever feel like there’s a lack of ownership when people serve at your church? How do you create an experience where your volunteers are excited to be there and make the mission happen? Listen in as Mary Ann offers practical help for shifting your volunteer culture to one of excitement, connection and discipleship.
YOUR IN-PERSON EXPERIENCE MATTERS NOW MORE THAN EVER
Key Takeaways
1) People's first impressions of your in-person service are determined in minutes.
2) Look for the people in your church who seem to get it. And empower them.
3) "At the end of the day, the church needs to be the place we all find refuge and hope."
I say I’m more a cheerleader than a consultant…
In the interview, Chris Reinolds engages Mary Ann: “You don’t see the guest services ministry as a throwaway ministry. You don’t see it as a throwaway position. You actually see there’s some intentional value in it, and from the impression I get, you think that some of the best people should be serving in this type of ministry.”