Webinar: Small Steps You Can Take to Build a Healthy Volunteer Culture by Church Juice

Small Steps You Can Take to Build a Healthy Volunteer Culture

About

Are you having a difficult time building your ideal volunteer team? Creating a healthy volunteer culture takes time, intentionality, and care. It’s okay to start small—it just might be the best way to get started.

If you’re stuck and unsure how to engage people in a way that builds a healthy dynamic for everyone involved, this webinar is for you! As a church leader, you know leading anything can be challenging, but you were never meant to do ministry alone.

In this webinar, Mary Ann Sibley, founder of MatterSpark, will guide you through three common barriers that often prevent people from volunteering and five small steps you can take to overcome them.

Presenters

Bryan Haley

Church Juice Producer

Bryan joined the ReFrame Media team in 2017 with a passion to help churches reach people with the gospel using effective church communications. As producer for Church Juice, Bryan helps congregations energize their church communications by overseeing the Church Juice blog, publishing in-depth ebook resources, and developing training on topics like marketing, branding, social media, internal communications, and website development.

Bryan brings years of communication and outreach experience gained both in full-time church ministry and the field of church website design. Bryan and his wife, Denae, enjoy Michigan summers, Detroit sports, and family time.

Mary Ann Sibley

Coach to Church Leaders

Raised Buddhist, Mary Ann was first invited to a church when she was 40 years old. Mary Ann worked as a Commercial Banker, then as the Chief Financial Officer for a global tech company. But after becoming a Christian, Mary Ann left corporate America for the exciting world of Children's Ministry. And that's where she found her greatest passion.

In her time Leading Guest Services Ministry, she grew its volunteer team from a faithful few to over 1,000 committed volunteers. But while she enjoyed building her volunteer team, Mary Ann also felt a growing need. She says, "I just wish I had someone to talk to, relate to, learn from and celebrate with who would truly understand what it means to be on a church staff."

Today, Mary Ann comes alongside church leaders as a coach, cheerleader, ninja, consultant, or whatever's needed to help leaders build healthy teams in the midst of great community.