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Christian Volunteer Managers Network: Keeping Things Fresh to Make Sure Your Volunteers Don’t Become Bored

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Christian Volunteer Managers Network: Keeping Things Fresh to Make Sure Your Volunteers Don’t Become Bored

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Churches and nonprofits achieve greater impact when they are deeply engaged in their communities. Learn more about the key areas we believe a church or organization should consider as they engage, serve, and love their community.

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We have each been gifted by God to make an impact in this world. How churches and nonprofits steward this greatest resource, human capital, matters. Learn more about the key elements of healthy volunteer management and engagement.

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What People Say

Send Me St. Louis and its array of workshops, networking events, courses and celebration gatherings has been instrumental in the revitalization and growth of Saint Trinity Lutheran Church. Send Me events provide new information, challenge assumptions in a manageable way and inspire our staff and members to take new and bold steps in connecting with our neighbors and engaging in ministry in creative ways.

Rev. David Lewis, Saint Trinity Lutheran Church

Send Me St. Louis is the catalyst for mission, new ideas, and church health across the St. Louis region they serve. God has taken their efforts and multiplied their impact. Our church is one of many that have benefitted from their dedication to the Kingdom of God.

Pastor Tim Staffeld, Epiphany Lutheran Church

Send Me’s staff has walked with us as trusted advisors as we take our organization through a significant transition, offering their expertise, time, and encouragement all along the way. We have come to think of them as partners in ministry and friends.

Denise Ukena, Community Hope Center

Send Me St. Louis has been such a blessing for our organization. The trainings they offer are excellent – blending best practices and research with faith and missional priorities in ways that are insightful and inspiring. Their network is extensive, and they generously provide organizations with multiple opportunities to meet and connect.

Denise Ukena, Community Hope Center

Send Me St. Louis is a reliable and valuable partner in helping us accomplish our mission of bringing Life, Light and Hope to our neighborhood, city and world.

Rev. David Lewis, Saint Trinity Lutheran Church

Epiphany Lutheran has made strides in outreach, organizational structure, and community engagement through our partnership with Send Me St. Louis. Their personal mission and staff is committed to serving the local church and area as needs arise. Their fingerprint is seen around our area and will continue to leave its mark.

Pastor Tim Staffeld, Epiphany Lutheran Church

It's amazing how many gifts God has given to His church. After going through an asset mapping session with Send Me St. Louis, Salem Lutheran uncovered a wealth of resources we didn't even know we had! By identifying the talents, the physical and financial assets, and member expertise, we were able to identify what community need we were best suited to address.

Rev. Martin Dressler, Salem Lutheran Church

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Send Me St. Louis Announces CULTIVATE Class of 2024

Twelve volunteer managers from St. Louis area churches and nonprofit organizations have been chosen to participate in the CULTIVATE Cohort for 2024.