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GOVERNANCE & MINISTRY
by Dan Hotchkiss
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Learning to Get Big Projects Done
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Grand visions have their place, as does strategic planning. But before a congregation can think freely and creatively about the future, it needs to believe it has what it takes to carry out whatever plans it makes. For a quick boost to congregational self-confidence, there’s nothing like succeeding at a project. So if your congregation needs its mojo boosted, it might be time to brush up your skills at leading projects. What kind of project? It might be something like removing the accumulated junk out of a classroom, updating your sound system, or painting a neglected room. Or it might be something a bit loftier like organizing a new men’s group, planning a one-week music camp for children during spring break, or challenging the Baptists to a softball game. Picking the Right Project It’s best to choose a project that feels challenging but doable. It should align with your purpose
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