Church Communications Strategy Coaching Network

There are times in my life when I need a good coach. I've talked about it before. The benefits of an ongoing professional alliance with one person (or a small team) creates unique benefits I can't get in other learning environments. Because of coaching networks in various seasons of my journey, I've been able to:

• gain clarity
• focus my efforts
• sharpen my awareness
• accelerate my personal progress
• increase my personal effectiveness
• improve the quality of my own life
• positively impact lives around me

Let me assure you--this isn't marketing copy with weightless bullets. Anyone who knew me before and after every coaching season saw tangible, extraordinary results. Not only am I thankful for those opportunities; I'm an advocate for others to find them.

Why? We just can't do it alone. Coaching networks are challenging, rewarding, provoking and empowering. It's a one of a kind experience. One person put it this way "You will dream bigger dreams, have insights, uncover and hopefully remove limitations." I would have to agree.

Recently, we've been having quite a few conversations around here about how can we facilitate more coaching offerings for the people who have reached out to us. Even with tight budgets and tight schedules, there is still a demand. I'm getting several messages every month with requests, and have been for the past couple of years.

So, I'm going to give this a try. It might be my turn. I'm launching a coaching network this fall for Church Communications Strategy.

Are you a:

• Pastor, creative professional or ministry decision-maker who influences and supports local church communications before, around and after the weekend message?
• Director who leads talented, uncoordinated teams of artists (words, images, technology, etc.) looking for ways to equip them through change—from chaos to coordination?
• Ministry professional facing the challenge of clearly communicating everything that’s happening in the life of your church across departments and campuses without shutting audiences down in the process?
• Leader in a season or crossroads who need customized, focused, up close and personal attention?
• Influencer who is highly committed to strategic, interactive, out-of-the-box opportunities to roll-up your sleeves and let down your guard with peers you can trust?

It might be your turn.

Are you an executive pastor? Well, then, YOU might need something different.

Comments

[Steve Fogg]

Sounds great.

Would love to do it.

Don't have the budget! sigh.(It's 10 yrs training budget for me!)

[Dave Hackett]

I'm all in favor of what you're talking about. I'd like more When you say "coaching network," what do you mean? Do you mean you start or moderate a virtual small group of clients to advise them on coaching?

[Rick Wilson]

An idea whose time has truly come. How can I help?

http://rmjcommunications.com/

[Vanessa]

How do I get involved???

[Tracey Daniel]

Hi Kem,
I've just started learning from you (currently reading your book) and would love to hear when/where/cost for your network. I would love to participate! Thanks for putting yourself "out there" to share all God has and is teaching you.

[Cynthia]

Fantastic. Can't wait to promote it.

[Dawn Nicole Baldwin]

This is going to fill a big need in churchdom.

I'm so stoked that you guys are investing in others this way & look forward to seeing how God uses your talents!

[Tim]

Kem, I think this is a fantastic idea and I am so excited that you are making this available.

I know the benefits of this will be huge and am so pumped to see what will come of this!