RAISING AND DEVELOPING HEALTHY VOLUNTEER TEAMS

Every church relies on volunteers to move the ministry forward.

In Acts 6, the Apostles recognised that they were doing a poor job managing the daily distribution of food. So they appointed a group of appropriate volunteers to innovate, lead, and ensure the job was done to the glory of God.

Likewise, if the pastors or staff are responsible for accomplishing every task – large and small– a lot things will fall through the cracks.

So .... how can we build, develop and release healthy volunteer teams?

Throughout the day Kylie Butler will be presenting 3 sessions that give you ideas and strategies about raising and developing teams of volunteers. There will also be opportunities for you to chat with other leaders across our region to share ideas.
This event is open to everyone but is most suitable for those who are leading teams of volunteers.

Program:

8:00 - Arrive early to have a tea, coffee and mini muffin

8:30 - Session 1 with Kylie Butler

10:00 - Morning Tea Break

10:45 - Session 2 with Kylie Butler

12:00 - Lunch break

13:00 - Session 3 Kylie Butler

14:30 - End

About Kylie Butler:

Since 2021, Kylie has been the Executive Leaders Program Director for Arrow Australia. She has previously served as CEO, consultant, pastor, leader and coach with many organisations. Kylie has extensive experience in leadership development, coaching, communications, transitions, strategy and team building. Kylie has studied Business at Monash University, Theology at ACOM, Coaching through the Christian Coaching Institute, Supervision with St Marks College and completed her Masters at Eastern College Australia. Kylie is married to Adam and they have two children, Toby and Lily, and live on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria.

Questions & Contact:

If you have any further questions about the event, please contact Leeanne - lsmith@nswactbaptists.org.au

We don't want anyone to miss out, so if you are prevented from attending this event due to financial reasons please get in touch.