Leading From Your
Strengths an online strength assessment
Ministry leaders, pastors, and parents: This
tool delivers a comprehensive, personal, 28-page report. You will
be able to build unity and power in your leadership team as your
team members feel understood, realize the strengths of others, and
learn how to effectively communicate and cooperate with team members
who are different than themselves.
Communication
- From Hiding to Confiding by Patrick and Dwaina Six
Her
story…We certainly looked like we had it all together. Patrick was senior
pastor of a church in the plains of West Texas; we had two preteen children and
spoke at marriage retreats regularly. But I felt pretty desperate that night
as we sat in bed and began some of the most honest communication we’d ever
shared in our 18 years of marriage. I think that was a wonderful (although painful!)
turning point in our marriage!
The smallest team is a “team of two”. What the Couples
in Leadership Ministry Team is all about is making sure that teams are strong,
healthy, focused and authentic at their core. We work with the leaders to get
real about what is not working for them and focus them on their strengths. We
show them how to align the right people in the right spots with the right attitudes.
The target of the Couples in Leadership Team is ministry leaders
who desire skill training to develop teams, pastors who are looking for tools
to improve leadership abilities for themselves and for those in their circle
of influence, or leadership couples who desire to do a ministry together.
We will share inspiring stories of real leaders who are developing
their leadership skills, building effective teams, and living authentic
lives. Each month we will offer practical resources to build a “Leader’s
Development Toolbox”. Live workshops, coaching and materials
are found through www.amfmonline.com
and the website listed on this page.
Len
and Lynne Benson Marriage Mentor Coordinators
802.438.2696 lenlynne@comcast.net
Her
story…We certainly looked like we had it all together. Patrick was senior
pastor of a church in the plains of West Texas; we had two preteen children and
spoke at marriage retreats regularly. But I felt pretty desperate that night
as we sat in bed and began some of the most honest communication we’d ever
shared in our 18 years of marriage. I think that was a wonderful (although painful!)
turning point in our marriage!
