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Youth Ministry Mentoring Part 2
Last Friday I wrote a post about the importance of youth ministry mentoring. If you are new to youth ministry, mentoring will help you break into the...
What My Father-In Law Taught Me
Christopher Wesley
Oct 17, 2009
Woke up and came to a ministry leader meeting and this is what I learned about ministry teams:
Read Exodus 18: Jethro tells Moses look for people who are:
- Able – People who have the wisdom and capability to make the decisions.
- God Fearing – People who have a heart after God. Who want to please the Lord and have the courage to do what God is asking them to do.
- Trustworthy & Hate Dishonest Gain – Want to lead for God, no other reason, but for God. A servant’s heart.
6 Characteristics of a Leader:
Vision
Heart for God
Servant Leader
Courageous
Trustworthy
Integrity
Vision
Heart for God
Servant Leader
Courageous
Trustworthy
Integrity
Why do we develop ministry leaders? Having ministry leaders share the burden with us and they help us lead more people to where God is calling them.
Nativity Ministry Lead T.E.A.M – So ministries are accessible, fulfilling, effective, and purpose-driven
Trainer – Point Person for Accessibility – First Serve, new ministers, helps getting people on board.
Entry
Encourager – Point Person for Engagement – Enthusiasm for people, positioning by strengths development, wins, thanks
Engage
Administrator – Administrator – Organizational systems, data collection analysis, stats
Effective
Ministry Leader – Keeps the leaders on target. Cast vision. – Mission/Purpose-Driven