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Developing and Maintaining an Organizational Vision

by Clair Schnupp

Organizational success is dependent upon three key elements: 1) a clearly stated vision/purpose statement, 2) a written methodology of how to achieve the vision/purpose, and 3) a well-defined timetable and documents for regular evaluations of everyone from the CEO to the floor sweeper.

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CONTRIBUTOR: Clair Schnupp

Series

REACH 2019
Publication Date: July 19, 2022

Items

Preparing for Missions
Incorporating People of Other Backgrounds
How the Heavenly Father Can Meet Your Deepest Longings
Boards That Make a Difference
Prayer as Ministry
Maintaining the Dignity of the Poor
Leadership When Holes Have Sprung in Our Ship
Praying God’s Will
New Tech You Can Use
Creating Church Culture
The Invisible Women
The Homeless Child in Our Homes
Finding and Preparing Workers for Missionary Assignments
“May I Have a Receipt?” Extending Your Mission with Proper Receipting
God, People, and Connecting the Two
Reflecting the Image and Glory of God as a Woman in Ministry
Ministering to International Students and Scholars
Re-entry: Caring for Returning Missionaries
Competence that Enables Rather than Threatens or Competes
Thriving, Not Surviving, in Ministry
Developing Productive Relationships in Nonprofits
Nuts & Bolts of Using Social Media in Distinctly Anabaptist Ways (panel)
Maintaining a Sustainable Leadership Role
Birthing New Vision
Using Deputized Fundraising to Support Your Ministry
What is That in Your Hand?
Basic Principles of Conflict Resolution
Glassenheit: Coming to Terms With What Is
Relationship Problem Solving
Developing and Maintaining an Organizational Vision
Dos and Don’ts of Designated Donations
Emotional Phases of a Woman’s Life
Helping the Undisciplined Person
Serving with Joy in the Background
Creating Unified Vision, Strategy, and Structure
Creating and Maintaining Ownership in Ministry
Effective Administrative Writing
When the Mission Appears to Be Failing
Building Confidence with Your Support Base
Cross Cultural Ministry in Urban America
Burnout
Investing in the Local Bride of Christ
Reflections of Church Planter’s Wife
How to Make the Most of Husband & Wife Relationships
Shema, Smartphones, and Tselem
Go and Tell–Yes You Can!
Becoming a Vessel of Honor
Christian Maturity: Becoming a Mature Christian
Why No Converts From Our Community?
Best Practices of Servant Leaders
Living Faith in a Confused World
In the World, But Not Of the World
Why I am a Conservative Anabaptist and Intend to Remain One
Reaching Quality Decisions through Engaged Discussions
Unearthing Your Talents
The Altar of Worship
Advocating for Neglected and Abused Children
Graduation–Then What?
Finding Identity and Security in Christ
A Slice of the Pie
The Adventure of Battle in God’s Kingdom
Building Unity with Diversity
Stretch Out Your Hand Toward Him
Learning (and Enjoying) to Submit to Others
Business as Mission
Beauty, Men, and Matriska
Responding to Poverty with Community
When to Stop Doing What We’ve Always Done
Anabaptist Respond to the Refugee Crisis (panel discussion)
Evangelism in the First Three Centuries
The Cloak of Loyalty: Following a Leader
Cultivating Healthy Relationships Between Ministry Team Wives
Practical Faith Lessons in Ministry
Direction from Mission Movements Since the Reformation
Healing for Hurting Hearts
Living in Fear or Living in Love
Essential Character Qualities for Communication Cross Culturally
Compassion Fatigue
Victory Through the Cross
It’s Our Turn: Preparing for and Completing Our Part of the Mission
Serving Those in Poverty
Women Who Said Yes
Introducing Jesus in an IDP Camp
Try the Spirits
Follow the Leader
As Clay in the Hands of a Potter: Life Lessons from a Potter
Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done
Renovation of the Mind
The Power of the Gospel
What Do You Do With Light?
Developing a Servant Heart: Stories of Ministry
A Plentiful Harvest
Living with Confidence in an Age of Indecision

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