Senior Leaders

Developing a buy-in strategy may be the key to effectively recruiting ministry volunteers. Ask yourself these five questions to build a strategy that will work for your ministry.

People of all ages are managing busy schedules, but a recent survey shows that volunteerism in ministry is on the rise. These 4 best practices will help you capitalize on this trend in your ministry.

Making people feel seen and heard can have a profound impact on the chronic loneliness, disconnection, and mental health challenges that so many are facing in your ministry. Here’s one practice you can implement right away.

In today’s competitive market, quality candidates are harder to find, and the pressure to choose well can feel overwhelming. This framework helps move beyond the resume and toward an informed decision.

Our team at the Ministry Leadership Center is honored to support you so God can continue transforming lives in your faith community.

In this interview, Paige Bach shares key lessons that shine light on the perspectives and skills needed for transformational ministry in 2025. 

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Rev. Patrick Neitzey and his church learned valuable lessons about ministry during a natural disaster.

America’s hustle culture has become increasingly entangled with the Church.

The Christian faith is knit together by a series of interruptions. These interruptions were transformative for those who bore witness, and they remain so for Christians today. God is calling for an interruption in the Church’s culture and the time is now.

Faith communities are often searching for the next great idea that will help grow the church. But what if doing less is actually the key to improving your ministry?