EXPECTATIONS OF VOLUNTEER LEADER COMMITMENTS
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By Dr. Richard J. Krejcir
Commitment to Personal Spiritual Maturity!
Every "student" counts!
Every "student" needs to be known, greeted, cared for -Love in action goes to their "world"
1. Commitment to Personal Spiritual Maturity
-We can't expect students to mature in their faith if we aren't
2. Commitment to Staff Support and Unity
-Quickly resolve conflicts -Support HS Leadership and all-church decisions -Acceptance and nurturing of new staff
3. Commitment to Consistency
-Attendance at programs that you have committed to -Non-negotiable, monthly volunteer staff meeting
4. Commitment to Relational Ministry
-Every "student" counts!
-Every "student" needs to be known, greeted, cared for -Love in action goes to their "world"
5. Commitment to HS Purpose, Values & Programs
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Christian Youth need to seek out the great Commission, we can do this by training and facilitating programs of Discipleship.
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How to do Youth Evangelism!
This curriculum can be used to teach youth groups how to be an effective witness.
This is very important, because, when we venture out into evangelizing you may think you are asking someone to know our Lord, "would you like to be a Christian?" But, what we are actually asking people is, "Would you like to be like me?" Why is this?
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Common Objections
What I want to do is challenge you to see some of the root causes why people turn you off when you evangelize. By knowing these common objections you will understand why they respond the way they do, so you will not take things so personally. That way you will not be turned off from doing evangelism yourself. This will give you greater confidence, so you will know how people respond, and then be better listeners and evangelists. There are countless objections that people give and many different categories they can go into. But from my experience in youth and evangelism work...