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99 Thoughts on Leading Volunteers: Discover, Equip, and Empower Leaders for Relational Youth Ministry

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They say it takes a village to raise a child. We're also pretty sure it takes a team to build a healthy youth ministry.

In 99 Thoughts on Leading Volunteers , Kent Julian will help you engage, lead, develop, and keep volunteers. As a veteran youth worker, sports coach, and organizational leader, Kent knows what it takes to build a focused, effective team. He understands the power of bringing together volunteers and guiding them toward a meaningful goal.

Why wouldn't you want to share the joys of ministry with a team of volunteers? Why wouldn't you want to help others discover their passions, gifts, and abilities-and then use them to make a difference in teenagers' lives? Why wouldn't you want to do life and ministry with a group of people committed to a common cause of seeing students lead Jesus-centered lives?

Join Kent for this passionate exploration of how you can best lead your volunteers-it's a journey that's sure to challenge and transform you, your ministry, and your students!

114 pages, Paperback

First published July 8, 2012

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February 17, 2014
Practical ideas. Some of them offer nothing new. Great insights for a new leader in ministry.
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