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  • Change and the Church - Example

    ExampleChurch project managers and Fellowship Technologies can plan, convert, configure, install, train and deliver, but church leadership sets the tone and climate for change. If you are not seen as a participant in the change or are aloof and isolated from it, you'll undermine the project.Fully participate in the change. Endorse the change ...
    Posted to At Your Service! (Weblog) by  FTCustomerSvcs  on May 7, 2008
  • Change and the Church - Grace

    GraceAgree to create an umbrella of grace during the time of transition. For a period of time, there will be no experts on the new system. Give people a chance to poke around and learn [review on demand videos and participate in Ask the Expert Sessions]. Communicate, model and reinforce this key component of the Christian life. People are much ...
    Posted to At Your Service! (Weblog) by  FTCustomerSvcs  on May 7, 2008
  • Change and the Church - Heart

    HeartThe membership database or church management system (ChMS) is a fundamental tool in a church’s IT support infrastructure. Changing or replacing it will impact people. They’ll feel the change.  Because changing the system creates some additional short-term work for those directly involved in the conversion project and can add temporary ...
    Posted to At Your Service! (Weblog) by  FTCustomerSvcs  on May 7, 2008
  • Change and the Church - Introduction

    The only constant in life is change. There are normally two ways to accept this fact: • Yes, and I don’t have to like it.• Yes, and I will adjust because change is part of life. Which of the above responses depicts how you respond to change? Your response can determine how pleasant or miserable the experience of change will be for you. ...
    Posted to At Your Service! (Weblog) by  FTCustomerSvcs  on May 7, 2008
  • Use It or Lose It

    Did you ever grow up hearing your parents say ''...use it or lose it!''? Studies show that when you utilize all of your brain's functions, your mental vitality grows. If you stop using portions of your brain, you are susceptible to discarding those areas, declining your mental vitality in your elder years. So, how does this apply to the ...
    Posted to At Your Service! (Weblog) by  ldacy  on November 9, 2007