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Training for Every Ministry in Your Church
By New Churches Team
As a church planter, you may struggle with training and equipping volunteers in every ministry. You likely don’t know how to train all the volunteers and leaders who serve in kids ministry, small groups, worship, or even the parking lot.
And you’re not alone. Research reveals that many church leaders don’t know how, don’t have the time to do so, and don’t have access to the resources they need to effectively train their people.1
That’s why we created Ministry Grid. With over 3,000 training videos and 800 courses, you can find training for every ministry of your church plant as it grows. Our scope and sequence of training makes it easy to know who needs what training. You can choose from our pre-built training pathways in Kids Ministry, Small Groups, Guest Services, Worship, International Missions, Communications, and much more.
And it is all customizable with your own videos, audio, PDFs, or even YouTube videos. Ministry Grid’s design makes it easy for your volunteers and leaders to access their training at home, at the office, or on the go on their choice of smartphone, tablet, or computer.
So to help you train all of your church’s volunteers, for the month of August, you can get unlimited access to Ministry Grid for $399/year. That means you can equip and develop every volunteer and leader in every ministry area of your church. So what are you waiting for? For more info or to purchase, click here.
- LifeWay Research, “CRD Training Project” (Nashville: LifeWay Christian Resources, 2012).
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