Leadership tools
Growing and leading a great team of leaders takes time, prayer, perseverance, wisdom and many coffees!
2025 Wall plannersPlanning for 2025? We've put together a wall planner you can download, and print off as many copies your heart desires. It's set up as an A3, but you can always ask your local printer to print it larger for you. It has school holidays, liturgical colours, and special church days Enjoy!
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NEW Intergenerational Conversations Podcast for church leadersA series of conversations around the topics of intergenerational ministry, with a range of ecumenical leaders from churches and organisations in New Zealand.
Are you a church leader looking for ways to strengthen discipleship across the generations? This podcast will inspire you with ways to grow meaningful intergenerational relationships where faith can flourish. Join us around the table as experienced leaders from different denominations and contexts in Aotearoa New Zealand tell stories, share experiences and open possibilities. Together, they are the Intergenerational Collective New Zealand. Listen Spotify Apple Podcasts |
Where is your children and families' ministry heading? |
Leadership podcastsParenting Cue Live Monthly podcasts, including
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Supporting your teamRecruiting Young Leaders
Recruiting and Keeping Young Leaders Thank you We put together these printable thank you cards for National Volunteer Week. Print them off one sided, and write a personal note on the back. Drop them off to your volunteers, stuck to their favourite treat. Safe Practices We recommend that all your team members are trained in child protection issues and are given tools to recognise child abuse. All team leaders should be trained in how to support their team members, run safe programmes, respond well in emergency situations and ensure safe environments. For more information, see our Safety page Special Needs
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The New Zealand Children's Ministry Network is a group of passionate children's ministry leaders across Aotearoa New Zealand. We're proud to be a part of the whānau. |