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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First off, there is no "method" or process on how to pray, as there is no specific principle on how to talk to your mom or best friend. We just do it. Yes, there is edict, attitude, and good ways versus bad ways to communicate. Thus, God does give us a pattern as a checklist to make sure our time and attitude are lined up to more of His will and less of ours. We must make sure we use our payer time with purpose and effectiveness.
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What if I have never been taught how to personally pray or to talk to God? What if I grew up in a church that never had conversational or personal prayer? What if I offend God? But if you know how to talk and listen then you know how to pray!
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Nothing in our Christian life is as important or compares to the value of learning God's Word and then incorporating His precepts into our lives. Thus, memorizing a passage of Scripture is an essential way not only to know His Word, but to know and grow in our Lord and Savior.