This tool is used at Church of the Resurrection for prospecting new small group leaders.

This document is a step by step guide for volunteers assisting with Family Night Out, a respite event for families of special needs ministry participants at Church of the Resurrection.

Simple guidelines used with volunteers at Church of the Resurrection who are working one-on-one with special needs ministry participants.

These materials are used at Church of the Resurrection by Human Resources staff, Staff-Parish Relations Committee members, or ministry supervisors/managers to assist in recruiting staff.

These handbooks present the framework by which worship ushers and door greeters are trained and equipped to serve at Church of the Resurrection. They provide an example of how to prepare volunteers for these roles. They can be used in a training situation or emailed to potential volunteers.

Helping visitors feel welcomed and cared for is a high value at Church of the Resurrection. We are committed to making our follow-up processes as light and non-invasive as possible (while still being committed to following up).  We recognize the courage it takes for someone to come to church for the first time, and so we try to be sensitive, walking that fine line between following-up and something that feels more like stalking.  In this resource you will find the processes we use to follow up as well as the "why" behind them.

The Volunteer Management Practices (VMP) Resource presents a framework of four practices critical for those who desire to lead/manage volunteers successfully. Intentional focus on these four practices – invite, connect, equip, and sustain – will prepare volunteers to have maximum impact in their service role in an engaging and fulfilling way. The VMP resources include a full-color chart that defines and provides examples of each of the four essential practices for leading volunteers in a healthy and sustainable manner, and four videos – one for each of the practices, in which ministry leaders at Church of the Resurrection describe real-life examples of how they live into that particular practice. These resources are excellent for use in training new leaders of volunteers, as skill refreshers for more experienced leaders, or as a reference for leaders who need a brush-up in a particular area.