Podcasts about leading volunteers

The role of a pastor carries significant challenges. In a three-part series, Thom and Jess look at those challenges pastors have almost every week. In part two, they consider how pastors deal with leading a mostly all-volunteer organization. The post Three Significant Challenges Pastors Experience Every Week, Part 2: The Challenge of Leading Volunteers appeared first on Church Answers.

In this week's episode of the Fly on the Wall podcast with Chris Sonksen, we talk about leading a healthy volunteer culture. Tune in to receive coaching on:

Volunteers play a critical role in the success of youth ministries, but if we fail to keep them engaged, motivated and most of all, cared for, we can quickly lose them! First and foremost, when volunteers are lead well, they can be much happier

How do we create a healthy volunteer culture so our church production ministries can thrive? How do we avoid burnout along the way and focus on God's calling in our lives rather than the obstacles in our path?  Andy call is the Co Lead Location Pastor at East Lake Church and he shares his 11+ years of experience on these topics in this week's pod. He also enjoys using his experience of launching churches to consult other church techs on the integrators and gear they should be using for their specific rooms. In this episode you'll hear: 0:30 Toby and Blake clean the floors 3:20 Toby, ladders and scissor lifts shouldn't mix! 8:50 Andy Call joins us from East Lake Church! 13:00 Church planting 10114:40 The touring life with Phil Wickham and Lecrae 20:00 Working at East Lake Church 25:50 How Andy trains a new church tech volunteer 28:00 The Calling that keeps church technical leaders going 33:00 Creating a new production setup: vision, live stream & budget37:00 Managing production budgets and expectations 43:40 How to stay in your church tech Calling 46:20 Tech Takeaway on investing in people over production gear Plugs: You can reach out to Andrew for help at his email: andrew@visualtrend.io or connect with him on Instagram. Resources for your Church Tech MinistryDoes your church have used gear that you need to convert into new ministry dollars? We can make you an offer here. Do you need some production gear but lack the budget to buy new gear? You can get Certified Church Owned gear here.Connect with us: Follow us on FacebookHang out with us on InstagramSee all the ways we can serve your church on our WebsiteGet our best gear sent to your inbox each Monday before it goes public via the Early Service

In this episode, Josh takes time to cast some vision about leading volunteers and how recruiting is an avenue for discipleship. Josh also talks about Kidmin Science and his experience within schools and churches sharing about faith and character. Josh Denhart Connect with Josh through Instagram | Facebook | Podcast Clearstream Clearstream works with thousands […]

In episode 23, Pastor Trent and Pastor Greg continue a discussion on leading volunteers. In episode 22, we looked at recruiting and onboarding. In this episode, we look at training and equipping, and more.

General Boyd Parker is a decorated Air Force officer at the Pentagon, an accomplished combat pilot, and a key leader who has influenced Sean Morgan in his career and ministry. In this episode of Leaders in Living Rooms, Sean and General Parker dive into the heart behind good leadership—serving others to make things better. They talk about methods that sometimes engulf intent and the significance of personal discipline for leaders. Stationed at the Pentagon, Major General Boyd Parker is the Mobilization Assistant to the Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategy, Integration, and Requirements. He develops Air Force strategy and operational concepts to achieve national defense objectives. General Parker received his commission in 1990 from the USAF Academy, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematical Science. He earned his pilot wings at Williams Air Force Base in 1991 and was assigned to fly the KC-10 Extender. During his 30-year Air Force career, General Parker has held command positions at the squadron and group levels. General Parker is a command pilot with more than 5,000 military flying hours in the T-38, C-12, and KC-10. He is married to Colonel (retired) Marlena Parker and has 2 daughters, Isabel and Olivia. Thanks to our Sponsors: CDF Capital and Food for the Hungry.

As church begins to open more as lockdown is eased, there will be the challenge of drawing those teams back together and drawing new people in so it's important for us to think about how we care for and support our volunteers. In this webinar, FIEC Church Leadership Consultant Ray Evans helps think through how to lead volunteers well in this time of coronavirus restriction, and beyond. You can watch this webinar, access further resources, and book for future webinars on the FIEC website.

Isabel Byron, Michelle Kedem and Ava Eisenson join The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about how Red2Blue is helping Democratic campaigns by providing free resources such as websites, text campaigns, graphic design and social media services.

Jessica Cabrera, M.Ed. Director of Member Engagement & Leadership Development with the South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation returns to highlight ATD a must have resource for leaders seeking the latest in talent management. As a bonus, Jessica discusses the biggest how-to when working with volunteers. Thanks Jessica!

Michael Marchand of ProjectYM joins the show to share his best practices on getting the best volunteers you can and retaining them. From interviews to placement to mentorship to matching gifts, he lays out the perfect plan for serving your volunteers the best you can.   Follow MLA on Twitter (https://twitter.com/nxtlvlmin) Join the Discussion on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlapodcast/) Ministry Leaders Anonymous is a production of Ablaze Ministries (ablaze.us)   Support MLA on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/mlapodcast/)   Hosts: Chris Bartlett and Matt Rice Producer/Editor: Taylor Schroll(ForteCatholic.com)   Thanks to ALOB (http://a-lob.com/) for letting us use his song, Strong God (https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/strong-god/1291068295?i=1291068305), from the album No Match for Love (https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/no-match-for-love/1291068295)! Email us your thoughts! mlapodcast@ablaze.us (mailto:mlapodcast@ablaze.us)

If there was a Mount Rushmore of Volunteer Leaders - Jim Wideman would be on it. On this week's episode we talk with Jim about the top lessons he's learned over decades of leading volunteers.

Leading volunteers is difficult. Leading volunteers during a season where all services, gatherings, and pretty much everything has been canceled - that is even more difficult. On today's episode, Adam and Alston talk about strategies they have tried to retain volunteers and keep them engaged during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Many leaders have to lead volunteers who don't get paid for what they have to do. How do you lead people who get no monetary benefit from the work you require them to do. This leadership style requires some critical elements. Listen and learn.

Aaron Born is the Men's Ministry Director for Victory Church, a multi-site church of over 20,000 households and 140 nations based in the Atlanta area. We talk about leading and engaging volunteer teams across 3 campuses. Main Takeaways on this episode: 1.) How to engage volunteers 2.) Centralization vs. decentralization of volunteer teams 3.) Why returning to “normal” after COVID-19 may not be a good thing. Be sure to check out full show notes at Innovation Meets Leadership Podcast or click "Episode Website" below. You can connect with Aaron on Linkedin or Twitter and you can connect with Men United at Website, Facebook or Instagram. We provide proven solutions to advance your leadership and innovation process. Check out our website innovationmeetsleadership.com or connect with us on Instagram or Facebook @innovationmeetsleadership Don't forget to subscribe and leave a 5-star review! Let's go transform something! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/natalie-born/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/natalie-born/support

Leading volunteers is an art form. In this episode, we discuss motivation, managing remove volunteers, leadership development, and establishing a healthy culture. This is a MUST LISTEN for nonprofits and churches as well as for any leader in every setting. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Healthy volunteers are the backbone of a healthy ministry. We dug deep into the Youth Ministry Answers archives to find the five most important things to remember when leading volunteers!

This week we flip the mics around and producer Jenni Glass hosts the podcast to interview Alex Bryan about lessons for leading volunteers.

Dale Hudson has co-authored several books on children’s ministry leadership and written dozens of articles for various magazines. He currently writes the “Leading Volunteers” column for Children’s Ministry Magazine. His Children’s Ministry articles are featured at www.churchleaders.com and www.cmbraintrust.com. Dale’s passion is helping children and families discover God’s life-changing grace. He is also passionate about encouraging and equipping children’s ministry leaders.  

Mariann talks about the ins and outs of executing a great event. The first goal is to have a great experience, which starts with volunteers. She gives some insight on how to properly lead volunteers.

Our old Youth Pastor Kylan Booser joins Ben, Jordan and Isaiah on the twenty fifth episode of the Dream On Podcast. In this episode, Pastor Kylan shares his story of becoming a youth pastor, some old stories and some things he learned along the way. About Kylan BooserKylan Booser has been in full time ministry for twenty-two years. Most recently he was the lead pastor of The Bridge Community Church, a church plant in Dublin, OH. For seventeen years he was the Director of Youth at Only Believe Ministries in Botkins, OH, leading a volunteer staff that oversaw ministries that ranged from 5th grade through college age. For over ten years Kylan was the producer and host of 24seven, a tv show for teens that could be seen on the international satellite stations JC-TV and the NRB Network. He has written In The Trenches, A Guide to Leading Volunteers; a concise and easy to read book that will help the youth leader begin, grow and properly use a volunteer team.Outside of the above “formal”stuff, Kylan loves his wife of twenty-two years and his three kids. He spends lots of time at his kids’ games, is a rather enthusiastic outdoorsman, likes a good book, and thinks the best days are the days that its cold enough outside to see your breath.You can purchase his book "In The Trenches" at http://www.amazon.com/In-Trenches-Guide-Leading-Volunteers/dp/1432760483/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1395321025&sr=8-1&keywords=kylan+booser See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

2017 NC Workshops - Featuring Brent Colby

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2016 Fusion Children's Leader Conference Workshop: Brent Colby teaches a workshop on recruiting and leading volunteers, and leading them on fleek... whatever that means.

2016 Fusion Children's Leader Conference Workshop: "Leading Volunteers On Fleek" - Brent Colby teaches a workshop on recruiting and leading volunteers, and leading them on fleek . . . whatever that means.

During this hour with Marnie and guest, Dr. Gail Hayes, you'll discover: How to successfully recruit and retain volunteersExamples of how to recognize volunteersStrategies on how to keep volunteers motivated and encouragedHow to create a conflict free environmentHow to help volunteers use their gifts to serve where they can best serveYour strongest “ally” when working with volunteersHow to embrace your strengths (and your calling) and step into leadership with out excuseHow your leadership style can help or hurt you in volunteer management Gail Hayes is an international communicator, author and former volunteer manager for the US Army Europe, She delights in “holding up a mirror” and helping women to discover their gifts. Learn more at www.HandleYourBusinessGirl.com

One of the most common questions I hear from ministry leaders is how to recruit, train, lead, and even dismiss volunteers. In this episode, I hang out with an old friend to talk about how to go about leading a team of volunteers well. Michael Wallace has been in student ministry for almost 17 years and has led large volunteer teams with excellence during that time. Catch his Creative Student Ministry podcast on iTunes!

Brent and Stephen discuss the how to's of keeping your Volunteers in Children's Ministry.

Van Baird and Justin Dean chat with Stephen Brewster from Cross Point Church. In this Q&A style interview, Stephen shares a ton of practical tips on how to build, develop, lead, and manage a successful volunteer team at your church. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fromsundaytosunday/message

Dale Hudson has been in children’s ministry for over 24 years and currently serves as the Director of Children’s Ministry at Christ Fellowship Church in Palm Beach, Florida. Dale leads a Children’s Ministry staff team of over 40 and a volunteer team of over 2,000. Dale has coauthored five books, which include 100 Best Ideas to Turbocharge Your Children’s Ministry and Children’s Ministry in the 21st Century. He currently writes the “Leading Volunteers” column for Children’s Ministry Magazine (and was named by the magazine as one of the Top 20 most influential leaders in children’s ministry in 2013). His ministry has been featured in numerous reports including Time Magazine, Christianity Today, and an ABC national television special called “The Changing Face of Worship.” Dale’s passion is helping children and families discover God’s life-changing grace. He is also passionate about encouraging and equipping Children’s Ministry leaders. Dale’s greatest joy is his family. He and his wife, Pamela, have been married for 24 years and they have two sons in college.