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Elevate Your Leadership: Behind the Scenes of Tech Ministry Training

Discover the essential aspects of leading behind the scenes in tech ministry. Learn how skills, effort, and training impact worship experiences. Starting from the bottom is key to reaching the top. Trust is crucial for advancing in leadership roles. Focus on specific subjects to excel. A leader always looks for tasks to be done. Don't just learn what's taught; explore beyond. Invest your abilities in others and mentor new team members for growth.

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Elevate Your Leadership: Behind the Scenes of Tech Ministry Training

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  1. Leadership: Behind the Scenes WRSP 321

  2. Beyond The Stage • Audio • Video • Lighting • Graphics

  3. Time is and always will be required • Skills and training • Effort put toward these aspects of tech affects the congregation’s worship

  4. To Get to the Top, You Must Start from the Bottom • From him to they entrusted much, they will be demanded more. (Luke 12:48 ESV)

  5. “You do not lead by hitting people over the head-that’s assault, not leadership.” • Dwight D. Eisenhower

  6. To obtain a higher position requires trust, not simply years worked on the job

  7. Focus • What part of “behind the scenes” do you want to focus on? • Pick one or two subjects and stick with them • Learn more than is required of those • A leader is always looking for things that need to be done

  8. Do not be a “contractor”

  9. Take steps to learn what you want to learn, not just what is being taught or relying on others

  10. Apply What You’ve Learned • Invest in others with your abilities • New employees? Take them under your wing • Teach all of the little skills

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