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Shared Leadership
Loving SectionSlide3
Holy ImaginationSlide4
Mark 2:1-12
Read 3 TimesSlide5
Identify
Biblical CharactersSlide6
Let’s TalkSlide7
InsightsSlide8
De-roleSlide9
Dismiss for Group Check InSlide10
Shared Leadership
Learning SectionSlide11
“A
church that does not use teams will suffer. Specifically, its leaders will be burned out, the church’s capacity to minister effectively will be limited, its pastor will become either a cult hero or blockage to the ministry process, and the ministry will become less participative.”
The Power of Team Leadership
George
Barna
Water Brook Press, 2001, p. 28Slide12
Video
Opening Ourselves to GracePart 4Slide13
Video
Opening Ourselves to GracePart 4 -- DiscussionSlide14
Shared Leadership
Partnership with God and one another:
Purposeful
Meaningful
Visionary
PracticalSlide15
More Than Style
Character
CompetenceSlide16
Spiritual Gifts InventorySlide17
More Than Style, cont.
ContributionSlide18
Developing Leadership
Model
Mentor
Partner
Coach
CheerleaderSlide19
Nudge Your Neighbor
Which of these roles do you use most often for developing leadership in your congregation?
Who else in the congregation serves in one or more of these roles?
How can you be more intentional in developing leaders in your congregation?Slide20
Shared Leadership
Leading SectionSlide21
Two Categories of Leaders
Traditional
EntrepreneurialSlide22
Resources for Traditional Leaders
District Training Events
UMCOM online courses
www.training.umcom.org
(some free, some for fee)
GBOD Workshops for Leaders
www.gbod.org/workshopsforleaders
GBOD Local Church Officer Job Descriptions
www.gbod.org/localchurchjobdescriptions
GBOD webinars
www.gbod.org/webinararchives
The Guidelines, set of 26 booklets with CD. (2013-2016 set to be released fall of 2012.)Slide23
GBOD
Webinars
Show webinar clipSlide24
Support Entrepreneurial Leadership
Where Do You Begin?Slide25
What is Your Dream?
What is Your Passion?Slide26
Life TransitionsSlide27
ListenSlide28
New Member OrientationSlide29
“I Wish” CardsSlide30
SermonsSlide31
Web siteSlide32
Ministry CoachSlide33
With a Little Help
From my FriendsSlide34
Widen the CircleSlide35
Resource for Entrepreneurial Leaders
Helps laity translate their passion into ministry.
Has family of supporting resources:
Guidebook
Video
Brochures
Free Downloads
Heartbeatministries.net
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“So That”
Ministry Discernment ProcessSlide37
Now, Let’s Practice!Slide38
Gift/Skill Needed:
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Possible Team Members:
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Team Name:
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Team Mission:
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So That mission discernment process
HOMEWORKSlide41
Closing Worship
Fruitful LeadershipSlide42
Read John 15:1-11Slide43
Litany “Fruitful Leadership”
(Read Responsively)
Leader: God says, “Come labor in my vineyard.”
Left side: But we’ve never farmed.
Right side: Our fields are concrete and asphalt.Slide44
All: Blessed are those who trust in the Lord. They shall be like a tree planted by water…in the year of drought it is not anxious, and it does not cease to bear fruit.
(Jeremiah 17:7-8)Slide45
Left side: But everyone’s busy.
Right side: Few come out on Sunday. Fewer still come during the week.
All: The surviving remnant of the house of Judah shall again take root downward, and bear fruit upward.
(Isaiah 37:31)Slide46
Left side: But we’ve never tried this before.
Right side: The way is unclear. We need a sign.
All: A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit.
(Matthew 7:18)Slide47
Left side: We’re overwhelmed!
Right side: We’re afraid to fail.Slide48
Leader: God says, “Abide in me as I abide in you.”
All:
We will.Slide49
Leader
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Just as the branch cannot bear fruit by itself unless it abides in the vine, neither can you unless you abide in God.
All:
We must.Slide50
Leader: God is the vine, you are the branches. Those who abide in God and God in them bear much fruit, because apart from God you can do nothing.
All: We will abide. We will trust. We will bear the fruit you desire. You ARE the vine and we ARE your branches. Lead and we will follow.Slide51
Leader: Amen.
All: Amen.Slide52
Closing Hymn: “The Summons”
#2130, The Faith We Sing