Practical Ministry Skills First-Year Blueprint by Nelson Searcy and Kerrick Thomas Start right by focusing on this set of basic tasks; everything else can wait. See "Launching a Church" Training Pack

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Topics:	Church planting, Community impact, Management, Outreach, Planning, Team building, Vision, Volunteers
Filters:	Church board, Missions, Outreach, Pastor, Volunteer, Worship
Purpose:	Fellowship
References:	Proverbs 4:25, Matthew 9:17, Luke 6:48
Date Added:	March 11, 2008
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There are eight systems that you should focus on during the first year of your new church. Everything else can wait 8 to 18 months, depending on how things develop.

How do you develop an effective Sunday system?

1. Make a list of everything you are doing for Sunday, evaluate it, and then ask, "What's on this list that we could mobilize volunteers to accomplish?" Model each task well yourself and then quickly give it away.
   
   

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