More Than One
Sometimes leadership can still feel pretty isolating. Maybe it’s just me, but I have days when I look around at all the people around me, and I struggle to find someone I can really talk to—someone I can dream big with, someone I can talk with to hash out vision, someone to help me navigate difficult relational situations. A confidante in ministry can be a difficult thing to find. First and foremost is my desire to respect those on my team and the parents of the children I serve. I also... Read More
The Vow
It had only been a few months since Emma’s dad had married Cynthia in their huge backyard in Ohio. The day before the wedding, Emma’s dad had sat with her on the back porch steps and gently asked, “You like Cynthia, don’t you?” Emma had shrugged and played with a blade of grass, not wanting to look her dad in the eye. “She’s okay. I guess.” “I know she can never take Mom’s place, but—” At this, Emma had dropped the blade of grass and stared directly in her dad’s face. “I’ll never love her like... Read More
Social Media Package starting Dec. 31st
Here is the Social Media Plan for influencing parents to have offline conversations with their kids. If you missed the first post explaining what that is then click here. The following information will be 6 tweets, 3 Facebook posts with 2 Facebook Timeline photos, 2 pictures for Instagram, and 2 articles to pin on Pinterest. Feel free to use any and all of this information but also don’t feel tied to these updates word for word. These are simply examples that you could copy and paste if... Read More
January Director’s Notes
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EmilyEmily spent nearly 15 years serving in full time children's ministry in churches in Texas...
Kathy HillKathy lives outside of Atlanta with her awesome hubby, David, and drama daughter, Maggie....
Stephanie PorterStephanie Porter loves leadership development! She currently oversees nextgen and fa...
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