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Three Signs of a Miserable Job: Immeasurement

One of my biggest pet peeves in kids ministry is how we attack our very real need for volunteers. Every conference you go to there will be some form of breakout teaching you how to recruit more volunteers. At these break outs you will often hear tips tricks and how to’s to get more volunteers […]

Retro Post: What the church can learn from Ratatouille: Volunteer management

2 Comments / September 27, 2010

[Here is a post I did awhile back Mary-Kate posted a comment today so I thought I would bring it back up for debate or perhaps food for thought (pun intended)] I saw this movie the other day and loved it. Pixar rocks. I thought there were quite a few clips that could be used

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2 responses to “Retro Post: What the church can learn from Ratatouille: Volunteer management”

samluce

September 27, 2010

Here is Mary Kates comment:

Just working through your archives and had to comment on this one! I think that not only does the church do this, but the whole world. The general consensus is if you are good at it, do it. And how could you not like doing what you are good at? This question is what brought us all to the ‘just do what you are good at’ philosophy. Ratatouille is the perfect example; just because Remy was good at smelling garbage didn’t mean that he liked it. For me there is only one thing that I am good at and that I like doing as well and that is writing. However, this is a skill that I have had to work on. Those skills that you have to work on are the ones you should ‘just do’. -Mary-Kate

Anthony Prince

September 28, 2010

Glad you retro posted this one – I had never seen it before.

Great post, friend!