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6. Conclusion

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Complete this lesson by sharing these final thoughts

Now that you have completed this course, identify the action items you want to make personally and together as a board.

Personally:

1. Commit to regularly attending Bible study.

2. Commit to personal daily devotions.

3. Commit to personally visiting members in my assigned zone of responsibility.

4. Preparing one or more devotions that I can use in my home visits.

5. (If not the chairperson) Commit to preparing any reports for my board and sending them to the chairperson at the time requested.

6. (If the chairperson) Commit to requesting reports well ahead of meetings, preparing, and sending in advance the agenda, minutes, and all reports to those responsible for attending the meeting.

Anything else? Share it here:

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Proposed Changes	Author	Created Date
goal-setter, responsible, reliable, faithful,	mrrwilson83@gmail.com	07/09/2019
1. Commit to regularly attending Bible study. 3. Commit to personally visiting members in my assigned zone of responsibility. 5. (If not the chairperson) Commit to preparing any reports for my board and sending them to the chairperson at the time requested. 2. Commit at least 15 minutes per meeting for prayer together as a board. Each board person will pray for someone in his/her zone. 4. Commit to reviewing all reports between meetings so that our time together can be better spent discussing and making decisions. 6. Commit as a board to getting together one Sunday evening per month for calling to make appointments for home visits to members. PLUS: These additional things	test5@hisaor.org	07/09/2019
A person who helps lead a group to a goal.	p.van.katwyk@icloud.com	07/08/2019
I am likely to begin having members of our body over for meals frequently so that we can better get to know the people around us and develop lasting relationships with God's people.	shanonx@gmail.com	07/08/2019

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goal-setter, responsible, reliable, faithful,

mrrwilson83@gmail.com

July 9, 2019 at 1:02:51 PM

1.Commit to regularly attending Bible study.
3.Commit to personally visiting members in my assigned zone of responsibility.
5.(If not the chairperson) Commit to preparing any reports for my board and sending them to the chairperson at the time requested.
2.Commit at least 15 minutes per meeting for prayer together as a board. Each board person will pray for someone in his/her zone.
4.Commit to reviewing all reports between meetings so that our time together can be better spent discussing and making decisions.
6.Commit as a board to getting together one Sunday evening per month for calling to make appointments for home visits to members.
PLUS: These additional things

test5@hisaor.org

July 9, 2019 at 12:15:31 PM

A person who helps lead a group to a goal.

p.van.katwyk@icloud.com

July 8, 2019 at 9:12:32 AM

I am likely to begin having members of our body over for meals frequently so that we can better get to know the people around us and develop lasting relationships with God's people.

shanonx@gmail.com

July 7, 2019 at 6:32:26 PM

Discussion of the versus focused from the pulpit. Prayer over needs and needs of the body. Have a meal.

shanonx@gmail.com

July 7, 2019 at 6:31:33 PM

Not sure, possibly the elder board

shanonx@gmail.com

July 7, 2019 at 6:11:36 PM

In love with compassion and thanksgiving.

shanonx@gmail.com

July 7, 2019 at 6:09:43 PM

Not sure

shanonx@gmail.com

July 7, 2019 at 6:09:06 PM

Other elders and Life Group shepherds

shanonx@gmail.com

July 7, 2019 at 6:08:50 PM

Spiritual: Pray for them daily; Church Responsibilities: Ask if there are any burdens they can take off them; Family: Be sure that their families are taken care of and tended for. ; Physical: Ensure they are taken care of if sick or other needs arise.; Mental: Be sure that they are not over burdened and that they are well rested; Social: Support them and their causes around others and vocally; Financial: Tithe and offerings.

Progress

Ambassadors of Reconciliation

6. Conclusion