Nuggets

Disclaimer
Liturgical Bibliography
General Advice for the Ministry
General Advice for Preaching
Two rampant lies: Growth without "Church Growth" and "Confessional success"
Confession
A Father Confessor
Daily Prayer
Remember Why You Are There
Filling Out the Set
All Men are Liars
A Response to Synodical Questions about Girl Acolytes
Luther
Comrades
Rehearse
The Loneliest Place on Earth
Honor the Dead but don't overdo it.
"Counseling"
How to Respond to Angry Letters
Politics and Leadership
Board report - no report
Leaving Missouri
Learning to Preach
When People Leave
A Bad Meeting
What to do when you receive a call
Hearing Confession
Preaching Jesus First
Conclusion

Board report - no report

Along the lines of leadership, you need to convey to the chairman, and demonstrate in your own reports, that there is nothing wrong with: no report. For example, no one is served at a council meeting by a report from the Sunday School that Sunday School was held last week, the pastor opened with prayer, the children heard about Jesus, and had a snack. We all know that already or don't care. If there is nothing new, are no problems or future plans that require council actions or input, let the Sunday School say: no report. Encourage it. Inefficient meetings kill volunteers by wasting their time.
 
 

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