<p>Do you have a hard time getting volunteers at your church?  If that is the case, drop into today's episode where I talk about some of the keys your may be missing to get volunteers. From Ministry Fairs to polishing your pitch, you do not just have to make a desperate plea from the pulpit to get volunteers for your ministry. </p>

Do you have a hard time getting volunteers at your church? If that is the case, drop into today's episode where I talk about some of the keys your may be missing to get volunteers. From Ministry Fairs to polishing your pitch, you do not just have to make a desperate plea from the pulpit to get volunteers for your ministry.

<p>Do you have a hard time getting volunteers at your church? &nbsp;If that is the case, drop into today's episode where I talk about some of the keys your may be missing to get volunteers. From Ministry Fairs to polishing your pitch, you do not just have to make a desperate plea from the pulpit to get volunteers for your ministry.&nbsp;</p>

How to Get Volunteers

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