Good Steward Awards 2013: Leadership
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Good Steward Awards 2013
Good Steward Awards 2013: Technology SPECIAL NEEDS: Grace Church (Eden Prairie, MN) GIVING SOLUTIONS: Shore Fellowship (Egg Harbor Twp, NJ) Good Steward Awards 2013: Leadership MULTI-SITE STAFF MANAGEMENT: First Baptist Church of West Palm Beach (West Palm Beach, FL) Grace Fellowship Church (Latham, NY) INNOVATIVE OUTREACH: First Mount Zion Baptist Church (Dumfries, VA) First […]
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“A church isn’t a business. But, running one does require some business management techniques.”
Read More >Good Steward Awards 2013: Safety & Security
RISK MANAGEMENT Trinity Fellowship (Amarillo, TX) Trinity has 125 volunteers on its usher/sentinel ministry that assist in services and events. It also has 12 armed Special Response Team members, four Emergency Response Team members, and two medics. To help prevent burnout among the usher/sentinel ministry team members, half work even months; the other half work […]
Read More >How to assist hearing and visually challenged members
“Auxiliary devices” are available to assist hearing and visually impaired members of your church. This Church Executive exclusive E-Book by Ultra-Stereo Labs, Inc. concentrates on Assistive Listening Systems (ALS) that can assist both hearing and visually challenged individuals. Although churches are exempt from the construction requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), it is […]
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User-friendly worship lighting
When assembling your worship lighting setup, one critical (but often overlooked) step is to match its complexity with users’ skill level.
Read More >Making worship accessible to everyone
Having the right assistive listening system available to worshippers engages members with hearing loss, keeps parents of young children in the loop in the event of a quick exit, and even breaks down language barriers.
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