Archive for 'Volunteers'

Teenagers in your children’s ministry

Posted on 16. Feb, 2010 by Kenny.

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As children’s pastors, we all want ‘em. We’ve all got ‘em. We’ve all been frustrated with ‘em. Often times, we really don’t now what to do with them.
Here are the various types of teens I’ve had help in my children’s ministries. Perhaps you can identify.
The All-Star: This teenager is a rock star. They’re super involved. [...]

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Another thought on volunteers

Posted on 17. Aug, 2009 by Kenny.

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Two weeks ago I did a little series on requiring parents to serve. Last Sunday night I was at Taco Bell with one of my volunteers (to me he’s more of a friend than “volunteer”). He had been reading my posts and shared with me his story about volunteering. Over a year ago I had [...]

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Requiring parents to serve: Conclusion

Posted on 06. Aug, 2009 by Kenny.

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This little series turned out better than I planned. The feedback was incredible with lots of good stuff to think about. The funny thing is that none of this was planned. Coming back from vacation, it’s been a little harder to get back into a blogging routine. My post on Monday was a last minute [...]

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Requiring parents to serve: Called to serve?

Posted on 05. Aug, 2009 by Kenny.

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I’ve been enjoying the conversations with several people about the subject of requiring parents to serve in the children’s ministry. Several of you all shared your opinions here. I shared my opinion here.
Several of you had some amazing comments. However, one thing I kept hearing over and over again was this idea of calling. Several [...]

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Requiring parents to volunteer: My thoughts

Posted on 04. Aug, 2009 by Kenny.

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Yesterday I wrote this post about parents being required to volunteer. I asked what you thought about it. More people than I expected responded and it seems that most people were against requiring parents to volunteer.
What I found intriguing was Holly’s comment. They attended a church where serving was required and it eventually led [...]

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