Do you work with lots of volunteers in your church, ministry or Christian school? Or maybe just one or two? Would you like to find a dozen ways to thank them or to show your appreciation? Do you wonder how to recruit and train the volunteers you need for your women’s ministry, Sunday school, VBS program, or youth group? Do you puzzle over how to help the volunteer who seems discontented or the one with the huge heart who overloads her schedule and overbooks her life again and again? Then you’ve landed on the right page—a page with lots of ministry resources and great ideas.
And you can help us make it even better as you participate in the community pages! So dig in. Explore the free resources. Shop for Christ-centered, value-priced products. Share your ideas.
Products
You want to thank the volunteers who contribute so much! And you recognize that when it comes right down to it, even paid staff “volunteer” their time and energy in ways above and beyond any reasonable expectations. You want to express your thanks in ways that are both Christ-centered and helpful in real life. That’s what CTA is all about!
Free Resources
What if your appreciation events—for both volunteers and staff—could really shine? What if you could easily customize PowerPoint presentations to fit the devotional time at those special events? CTA already has many free resources and is adding more. You won’t believe the quality of these resources—or how easy they are to use!
Articles
Need to lead a devotion at tonight’s meeting, but find yourself pressed for time and out of ideas? Want to explore new ways to motivate workers? Interested in ways you might encourage mentoring as an approach to new volunteer orientation? Click here to browse our devotions. Below are helpful articles to encourage your volunteers.
- 2 – 4 – 6 – 8 – Who Do We Appreciate?
- Are Those You Lead Sitting in the Right Seats?
- Kindle Interest, Spark Creativity
- Mentor Today for Volunteers Tomorrow
- One Amazing Key to Working with Staff & Volunteers
- Plagued by Volunteer Burnout? Develop Volun-TIERS!
- So You’re in Charge? Five Must-Do Basics
- Three Cheers for Volunteers!
- Timely Tips—Volunteers
Community
Wonder what “best practices” you could be implementing? Wish you could talk through your questions with a professional colleague? Then visit our community! Find out what other church leaders are doing to keep volunteers healthy and happy. Blog about a great experience God has given you or your church. Click here to join our forum and see what we’re buzzing about today!
