Aug
24
2010

Teamwork

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Written by Wes Stoner

No matter what you do, you will encounter people as you live out your day. I'm thinking about my family, my kids went back to school this past week. It reminded me that we have to work together! Even in our regular routine to get ready for school in the morning; the kids can help with making their beds, Paula or I make breakfast, someone has to take out the trash and then we have to get bags packed and the car loaded up.

As I thought about these different interactions with people I began to realize how critical teamwork is to being successful. By myself, I could take care of all of the morning chores but if that's the way I went about my entire day, I'd need a few more hours just to get the household chores done. I haven't even dug in on my ministry assignment at Lake Williamson yet.  I can't be effective if I operate separately of my family, my co-workers, etc.

 
Written by Zach Norman

Planning recreation for a summer event is a challenge... but planning for a fall weekend event can be even more difficult.  There are so many options, but time is way more limited!  Here are some recommendations to help you plan activities for Fall Events that will be tons of fun and meaningful to your group!

 
Written by Zach Norman

Are you on a team or working with a team that keeps hitting road blocks?  I have been on teams in the past be it planning an event, church committee, denomination level leadership...  it can incredibly frustrating as a team leader and member to be spinning your wheels or the feeling that even simple things are difficult.  Reflecting back on these instances 90% of the frustration rooted in some communication gaps.

 
Written by Zach Norman
Tuesday, 31 March 2009 00:00

We’re really trying hard to cut costs so we’re only spending money on the essentials for our retreat this year.  How do we get the most out of our retreat without over spending?