 | Practical Ministry Skills
How to Lead a Committee
The skills and insights you need to lead an effective group.
| Store Code: PS38
Format(s): Microsoft Word, PDF 
Price: $12.95
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| Topics: | Authority, Church staff, Committees, Communication, Development, Leadership, Team leadership, Volunteers |
| Filters: | Church board, Committee member, Management, Pastor, Volunteer |
| Purpose: | Ministry |
| References: | 1 Timothy 3:1 , 1 Peter 5:1-4, Proverbs 3:21-26 |
| Date Added: | October 31, 2007 |
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These eight articles will help you make the most of your meetings and bring the best out of the team you lead—addressing conflict, evaluating ideas, and efficiently running meetings.
This Training Pack contains all of the following:
How to Lead a Meeting
Certain skills and behaviors can make you a great chairperson.
Michael Harbin
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Cultivating Productivity
Make sure these practices are a part of your committee-meeting repertoire.
John Maxwell
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How to Judge an Idea
Use these five methods to evaluate proposals.
James Watkins
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Lead Your Board to Worship
It is possible to find fulfillment and serve on a committee at the same time.
Charles Olsen
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When Not to Press for a Vote
Sometimes, making a decision is the wrong choice for a committee.
Michael Harbin
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Improving Group Dynamics
Leaders can strengthen their committees by removing these obstacles.
Larry Osborne
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Common Conflicts
Watch for strife at these flashpoints.
Chuck Swindoll
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Not Committees, but Communities
Lifeless committees should be replaced by communities empowered by mission.
Roberta Hestenes
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