fresh & practical ideas for your journey to the summit

A way to add new volunteers to your teams this year that you are probably overlooking.
Best Practices, Volunteer Placement Greg Curtis Best Practices, Volunteer Placement Greg Curtis

A way to add new volunteers to your teams this year that you are probably overlooking.

Let’s face it. 2020 has taken a huge bite out of our volunteer apple. Now is the time for a fresh group of people to be invited into the game at your church by establishing a way of letting an overlooked group of people taste what it means to serve God and others. These are individuals who would not be allowed to serve in many churches. Find out who they are and how to recruit them now.

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How a Type 8 on the Enneagram experiences your church and how to connect them
Coaching, Best Practices, muliti-site Greg Curtis Coaching, Best Practices, muliti-site Greg Curtis

How a Type 8 on the Enneagram experiences your church and how to connect them

Charles likes to challenge us. Questions like “Why are we…”, “Why did we…”, and “How will we…” are often asked by him in a polite but direct and courageous way. Why does Charles relentlessly ask the hard questions and make the tough statements? Because Charles is an Eight and you have to know how to connect Eights well to your church.

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How the Enneagram can help you reach a bigger variety of guests at your church
Best Practices, Books/Film, Coaching Greg Curtis Best Practices, Books/Film, Coaching Greg Curtis

How the Enneagram can help you reach a bigger variety of guests at your church

The guests that God will lead to your church and mine this weekend are not all the same and one style of connecting does not fit all of them. Understanding people’s Enneagram number will make you more effective at helping people find their small group of friends at your church and their unique role in serving others on a ministry team.

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5 lessons for connectors from the movie Free Solo
Coaching, Books/Film, Best Practices Greg Curtis Coaching, Books/Film, Best Practices Greg Curtis

5 lessons for connectors from the movie Free Solo

What Alex Honnold did on El Capitan is too astounding to take in. Alex climbed El Capitan in less than 4 hours….without a rope or any other safety equipment. His documentary Free Solo is up for an Oscar this year and is in IMAX theaters right now. As I watched the movie, the lessons for those of us leading people on the climb to connect with God and our churches became obvious to me.

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Ready to speed up your progress?

Is it time for you to take building (or rebuilding) your Assimilation System seriously with the CTA Video Course (especially before your next big weekend)?

Do you need one-on-one help with one of our results-driven coaching packages? (we’ll join you in the weeds and do the work with you)

Or are you ready for total staff-wide alignment — the fastest move you can make toward strong walls and open gates? Then Base Camp is for you.

What about a full audit of the walls and gates that you are (or maybe aren’t) presenting to your guests every Sunday with a Secret Sunday Guest Review?