This handbook is part of a series designed to equip and empower church volunteers for effective ministry. If you're reading this, chances are you're a church volunteer. Thanks for your willingness to serve!

This handbook is part of a series designed to equip and empower church volunteers for effective ministry. If you're reading this, chances are you're a church volunteer. Thanks for your willingness to serve!

This handbook is part of a series designed to equip and empower church volunteers for effective ministry. If you're reading this, chances are you're a church volunteer. Thanks for your willingness to serve!

Help! I Lead Volunteer Teams At My Church! includes in-depth, ministry specific training manuals for the the following ministries: *Altar Worker Training Manual *Greeter Team Training Manual *Usher Team Training Manual *Small Group Leader Training Manual This Church Volunteer Handbook is a bundle of training manuals. Each handbook provides a way for you to teach your ministry teams and clarify expectations. The manuals will help you lead your teams toward excellence and servanthood. This ministry training manual bundle will provide you and your teams with the instruction you're looking for. A new volunteer at your church may not realize how important each aspect of ministry is at your church. They may not know your vision for the team. The expectations may not be clear to them. However, ministry is too important to be unclear in these areas. Training the ministry workers at your church is not as hard as you might think, and, believe it or not, most volunteers want to receive instruction for the area of ministry they are volunteering in. The importance of making a great first impression cannot be emphasized enough! You know what a difference it can make to be serve others well, it can impact them so much so that it can determine whether or not they ever return. Think of the times where you have been served at a restaurant or store. You may remember the bad experiences more than the good ones. With this training manual bundle you can train each ministry team to meet the various needs of people. Ensuring that adequate training takes place is important! Each of these connections can influence a person's entire worship experience. A handbook provides three things for your church volunteer teams: 1. Accountability - Clearly providing a written ministry handbook gives you something to return to when volunteers seem to be missing the point or not meeting expectations. 2. Articulation - Having a manual allows you to easily share the vision and mission of your ministry with every volunteer at your church. 3. Accomplishment - Written guidelines convey that what you're doing is important, while this may be subtle, providing a manual communicates that you care about your ministry. Of course training your ministry leaders begins with your example of living and modeling what you expect from them. Therefore, I want to help you focus on the relationships you have with your team rather than spending hours and hours creating manuals from scratch. Remove the frustration of coming up with and finding training material for your ministry teams by taking advantage of getting this handbook today! Help! I Lead Volunteer Teams At My Church! is a bundle of four different, customized training manuals for your greeter, usher, prayer, and small group teams. Remove the frustration of coming up with training material for your ministry teams. Plus, included with the Church Volunteer Handbook is a free bonus resource to help you develop new leaders. Each ministry team is a important part to your next weekend gathering or service. Therefore, providing clarity and adequate training for every team is even more important. In order to do a great job, team members need clear instructions. This Church Volunteer Handbook is a bundle of training manuals.

This practical handbook is designed to provide orientation to the thousands of church members who volunteer to serve church visitation with newcomers, new residents, shut-ins, hospital patients, and grieving members following a death in the family.