Here are some leadership and productivity blog posts I have come across recently. 7 Great Online Speaking Tips For Church Leaders From An Experienced Preacher by Steve Fogg "My friend Pastor Karl Faase is an experienced speaker/preacher both on TV and online. He has created a great short video that will help you when you or your church leaders communicate … [Read more...] about Weekend Leadership & Productivity Blog Posts Roundup
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How to Livestream a Worship Service: 6 Tips
Here are six tips on how to livestream a worship service. They come from what I've discovered and the errors I've made in streaming online worship in the past few weeks. I thought I might have missed the boat on this post on how to livestream a worship service, having determined to do it in the first week of lockdown, but then had too much to do to get my own livestream … [Read more...] about How to Livestream a Worship Service: 6 Tips
Weekend Leadership & Productivity Blog Posts Roundup
Here are some leadership and productivity blog posts I have come across recently. 15 Signs of Leadership Fatigue by Chuck Lawless Given the stress many church leaders are under during this COVID-19 crisis, I’m updating and reposting this word from 2015 to encourage each of us to be aware of leadership fatigue. 12 Simple Strategies to Pray More by Chuck Lawless I … [Read more...] about Weekend Leadership & Productivity Blog Posts Roundup
Learning About Ourselves in the Coronavirus Lockdown
Here are some of the things I am learning during the Coronavirus lockdown of 2020. Trying to recreate what we have when we're together is exhausting The closure of church buildings in the UK was announced on 16 March. I spent most of that week planning what we could put in place whilst we could not meet in our hall. I sent out daily video briefings. I put a live … [Read more...] about Learning About Ourselves in the Coronavirus Lockdown
Using Email with Military Precision
Writing emails with military precision makes them highly effective and more likely to get the response you need quickly. Use a Keyword in Your Subject Line The first thing your recipient sees of your email, whether it's on a desktop computer, a mobile device or even in a notification, is your subject line. Use a keyword that states the purpose of the email. For … [Read more...] about Using Email with Military Precision
