Over the years, I have bungled the decision-making process. I look back at the strained relationships and frigid atmospheres to which I contributed, and I question whether winning the decision merited the cost. In recent years, though, I've discovered that the process of making a major decision can actually be unifying and energizing. Here are several ... To view this individual handout, please download the Training Pack, Making Teams Work.    Stage Design for the Large Group SessionSet the stage for captivating communication.  Developing Your Preaching and Teaching StyleBecome the best teacher you can be by finding your voice and dedicating yourself to the craft.  Motivating LeadersCommunicate to your leaders that ministry, at its core, is a heart for God.  A Leader's Private PrayersWhen you've exhausted your knowledge, tap a deeper wisdom. |        
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Pat
Perfect timing! I am in the midst of a decision making process that has frustrated me at times, so I need all the support I can get so that I don't alienate, jump ahead, become impatient, give up, etc.
Pat Newsom(Registered User)
Excellent examples, well-thought article. Glad you shared from a personal perspective-- how God moved you from a "boss" to a team leader.
joethella gipson
This is such a great volume of information. Simple, workable, and necessary for christian work as teams. Thank you for common sense ideas.
Dollie Metts(Registered User)
This was good but I expected some words from team members.
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