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Five Elements of a Weekly Standup Meeting

April 27, 2022 By Ministry Grid

By Mark Satterfield Many types of meetings happen in your church each week. A stand up meeting is helpful to start off the week and debrief the previous Sunday experience. This weekly meeting is …

Filed Under: Leadership, Meetings, Pastors

How to Meet One-on-One with Church Staff

February 11, 2022 By Ministry Grid

By Mark Satterfield Early in my ministry leadership, I was responsible for several life groups and met one-on-one with those leaders. I quickly realized I was not in control of these meetings. …

Filed Under: Leadership, Meetings, Pastors

Seven Topics for Church Staff Meeting Agendas

January 12, 2022 By Ministry Grid

By Mark Satterfield You should develop a rhythm for church staff meetings. These staff meetings may occur weekly, twice a month, or monthly and last about two hours. It really depends on your …

Filed Under: Leadership, Meetings, Pastors

How to Lead a Ministry Team Meeting

January 20, 2021 By Ministry Grid

By Mark Satterfield You likely meet with your ministry department or team regularly. Whether you meet weekly, monthly, or some frequency in between, it’s important to establish a framework of …

Filed Under: Leadership, Meetings, Pastors

Five Elements of a Weekly Stand Up Meeting

December 11, 2020 By Ministry Grid

By Mark Satterfield Many types of meetings happen in your church each week. A stand up meeting is helpful to start off the week and debrief the previous Sunday experience. This weekly meeting is …

Filed Under: Leadership, Meetings, Pastors

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