How to avoid destructive conflict in women's ministry
How to avoid destructive conflict in women's ministry
Personal attacks, difficult people and heated conflict are all inevitable in ministry. No matter how great your church's women's ministry is, it won't be the exception. Because of this, it's imperative that you equip yourself and your team to lead women who wound. Here are some ways you and your team can be prepared to handle the hurting.
Understand what's at stake. Healthy teams are composed of people who trust their teammates and their leaders. They know that their leaders won't tolerate one team member bad-mouthing another. This confidence cultivates trust, creating a place where women can dream big, work passionately together, and be real with each other. Healthy teams are founded on trust.
Read more at http://womenwhowin.ning.com/profiles/blogs/how-to-avoid-destructive
Personal attacks, difficult people and heated conflict are all inevitable in ministry. No matter how great your church's women's ministry is, it won't be the exception. Because of this, it's imperative that you equip yourself and your team to lead women who wound. Here are some ways you and your team can be prepared to handle the hurting.
Understand what's at stake. Healthy teams are composed of people who trust their teammates and their leaders. They know that their leaders won't tolerate one team member bad-mouthing another. This confidence cultivates trust, creating a place where women can dream big, work passionately together, and be real with each other. Healthy teams are founded on trust.
Read more at http://womenwhowin.ning.com/profiles/blogs/how-to-avoid-destructive
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