To Read: Legitimate Excuses?<\/a><\/p>\n To Read: Priorities for Time Management<\/a><\/p>\n Sometimes the season of a person’s life leads to a legitimately busier schedule so we need to ask:<\/p>\n (i.e., offer practical help, even if it’s just an hour’s relief with childcare or eldercare, etc.)<\/p>\n (i.e., team teaching, rotation schedule, limited responsibility as opposed to being responsible for the whole session, etc.)<\/p>\n As a Church, we need to help teachers to apply biblical principles to time management. Here are two ways you can do that:<\/p>\n Click on the above link and you’ll find share buttons at the top and bottom of the article. You can e-mail it to individuals with a personal note of encouragement or you can post it on a social media platform for all your teachers.<\/p>\n A number of years ago, a poll on the MinTools.com asking reasons church leaders most heard for not people serving, put busyness at the top of the list by a large margin. A poll today probably would give similar results. Time issues not only affect recruiting teachers but also can prove to be a big hindrance to effective Bible teaching for . . . Continue reading Time Issues, A Big Hindrance to Effective Bible Teaching<\/span>\n
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<\/a>Click on the above link to go the MinTools.com store where you can learn more about this 10 page worksheet asking the question, “With only so many hours in a day, how am I supposed to find time to teach?”. While a worksheet can be used with small groups of teachers working through it together, it is also ideal for busy individuals to fit training into what works best for their schedule, going at their own pace, and in their own space.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"