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The Perfect Childrens Pastor

by Kenny Conley | Jun 13, 2022 | Leadership | 6

The perfect Children’s Pastor doesn’t exist. The perfect fit at one church could be a terrible fit at another. The “perfect” Children’s Pastor is a subjective idea. However, I would venture to say that there are some key qualities or ideals that set some apart from the crowd. Children’s Pastors who excel in these EIGHT QUALITIES are truly special.

Are You Driving Your Ministry with Your Eyes Wide Shut?

by Kenny Conley | May 31, 2022 | Leadership | 0

As reluctant as we would be to drive a vehicle without a speedometer, a gas gauge, or a temperature gauge – it’s amazing how many of us lead ministries for years paying little (if any) attention to the data, feedback, and metrics that describe what is happening under the hood.

Living Dangerously is Good For You

by Kenny Conley | Jan 27, 2021 | Leadership | 0

Do you consider yourself a risk-taker? Studies actually show that most people are “average” risk-takers. However, the people who lean to the right of average (the moderate risk-takers) are happier, more fulfilled, and most satisfied. What does it look like to lean toward risk both personally and for your ministry?

Way to Go!

by Kenny Conley | Jan 18, 2021 | Leadership | 2

I’m sure I’m like most. A little encouragement goes a long way. I actually perform...

Respect the Role You Are In

by Kenny Conley | Oct 8, 2020 | Leadership | 0

Anyone who leads in ministry understands the overwhelming nature of the weekly task list. Every week, there are errands to run, environments to prep, slides to design, resources to organize, people to call, and dozens of similar things screaming for your attention. The list NEVER stops demanding your time – its the nature of ministry. However, we need to think about your relationship to all the items on your task list. Did you know that your time spent working on your weekly task list actually DEVALUES the role God has placed you in? It’s true. You (and I) need to take another look at the things we do every week.