February 2, 2007

How to Empower Volunteers Rather Than Delegate

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This week’s edition of Rick Warren’s Ministry ToolBox includes an article adapted from Simply Strategic Volunteers on the difference between empowerment and delegation. The premise of the article is that we can learn a lot about working with volunteers in our church if we study how Jesus modeled leadership with the twelve apostles. Among other things, Jesus:

  • Prepared them for the challenges they would face by inviting them to
    hang out with him and learn from his teachings and interactions with
    others.
  • Encouraged them to continue reaching more people by sharing the Good News and preparing others for ministry.
  • Asked the apostles to provide care for the people they were trying to reach.

You can read the full article at Pastors.com.

(I’m going to have to get my friends at Saddleback a new picture. My hair is too short in that shot.)

Tony Morgan

Tony is the Founder and Lead Strategist of The Unstuck Group. Started in 2009, The Unstuck Group has served 500 churches throughout the United States and several countries around the world. Previously, Tony served on the senior leadership teams of three rapidly growing churches including NewSpring Church in South Carolina. He has five published books including, The Unstuck Church, and, with Amy Anderson, he hosts The Unstuck Church Podcast which has thousands of listeners each month.

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