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Our Vision Statement is: “Strengthening our churches with timely resources that strengthen their leaders.”
One of the ways in which we strive to strengthen our churches is through improving the ability of our staff and leaders to serve you well. Recently, our Ministries Coordinator, Rev. Gary Krehbiel, became certified in Working Genius. There are many stages required to develop and implement a project or the vision of your church. The people who have big ideas may not be great at doing the work to make it happen. The people who are great at discerning potential concerns may be terrible at galvanizing others to help overcome them. The task that gives one person energy totally drains another. The Working Genius assessment is a tool you can use to better understand how your team fits together. In the process, you will learn to understand yourself and your teammates better, and to manage your overall ministry in a more effective way. Unlike other assessments you might have tried, the Working Genius is 20% personality and 80% productivity, which provides unique insights into how your team works best. Whether you have a staff or a team of volunteers, this assessment can be extremely beneficial. As an individual leader, this assessment will help you understand yourself and how you work, which can lead to greater success and help you avoid stress and burnout. If you are interested in learning more, contact Gary to schedule an assessment at your church. [email protected] Check out a more complete list of resources here: FEBC Church Resources, but remember that we are willing to talk about any situation at all. Don’t hesitate to contact Gary, Kevin, or the FEBC Office. The Blog Tags Widget will appear here on the published site.
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Resources: Here to Help4/11/2025 One way in which we strengthen our churches is by supporting the elders of each church. This is done in many ways, but here are a few examples: Formal resources, including:
Informal engagements to review ministry philosophy, vision and mission, administrative issues, developing governing documents, and much more.
Direct support for issues that come up in the church, including theological questions, conflicts, growth consultation, etc. In short, your elders have a team of seasoned ministry leaders that can help when they need assistance. This is part of the mutual support and encouragement our Fellowship provides. Check out a more complete list of resources here: FEBC Church Resources, but remember that we are willing to talk about any situation at all. Don’t hesitate to contact Gary, Kevin, or the FEBC Office. The Blog Tags Widget will appear here on the published site.
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One of the ways our Fellowship stands ready to help your church is by providing advice and counsel on theological issues. The following are some ways we do this.
Google always has answers, but if you want an answer that is rooted in our historical interpretation of God’s Word and backed by trusted theologians from within our Fellowship, we are happy to help.
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Resources: FEBC Fusion10/31/2024 Our Vision Statement is: "Strengthening our churches with timely resources that strengthen their leaders." We relish the times we get to meet people and present about the FEBC during one of our local church services, but we have been wondering if there are other ways to connect with people outside of Sunday morning.
I attended the very first FEBC Fusion, and noticed a table of boys around 10-12 right next to a table of folks I suspect were all over 60. Both groups participated, laughed together, and connected. FEBC Fusion is a chance for us to meet your folks and share with them, but it is also a chance for your church to enjoy lighthearted fellowship together. Building healthy connections is critical to the strength of the local church. If your church is willing to provide the place and invite the people, the FEBC will do the rest.
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