The Church Juice Podcast ReFrame Media

As we race toward Christmas and the end of the year, we need to take a step back to reflect on 2022.

How can you incorporate streaming or podcasting into the ministry of the church—beyond Sunday? Let's talk about how your church can take its podcasting and live streaming strategy to the next level.

Most people avoid uncomfortable and awkward conversations. But sometimes it's critical to deal with the elephant in the room, and it doesn't always have to be a negative discussion.

As you build healthier and robust volunteer teams, relationships are key. And an important part to building deeper relationships with your volunteers is to show your appreciation of them. So what does volunteer appreciation look like? Here are some ideas to help boost your creativity as you think about integrating appreciation into your regular rhythms of team building.

Not every church has a paid staff person devoted to church communications. In a lot of churches, the marketing and communication elements of ministry fall on volunteers. What's different (besides pay) for a volunteer communications lead? How do volunteers do things differently than staff? Today we talk with Tammy Pallot, who serves in many volunteer leadership roles in her church, and we talk about what it's like to be a volunteer in leadership and how your church can take steps to empower its volunteers.

Volunteers drive ministry forward; and as church leaders, building a healthy team of volunteers is a primary responsibility. In this episode of the Church Juice Podcast, Jeanette and Bryan talk with Mary Ann Sibley, founder of MatterSpark, about ways to recruit, train, and care for volunteer teams in any church ministry.