... email, a personalized, computer-generated letter or a newsletter with a personal note on it. Even with the latest high-tech methods, ... gratitude must be communicated personally—an impersonal newsletter does not work. Minister to partners. This article provides ...
... nothing. No thank you, no story of impact, not even a mass newsletter update. We stopped giving — and still heard nothing. Can personal ... downward. Then we think, “We need to get out another newsletter!” Or an organization realizes their ability to sustain the ...
... ministry. Through visits, texts, cards, calls, and newsletters I express my gratitude to let my partners see how their involvement ...
... support they can do from home (social media, newsletters, organization…) It can be travel coordination for your Short-Term ...
... needs of staff. An hour long training on compiling a good newsletter will leave veteran staff disengaged if their greatest need is ...
... is predicated upon performance. Perhaps your actions and newsletters reveal a scarcity mentality. Read past SRS blog posts on scarcity ...
... after the group meeting, I plan to send along a copy of my newsletter to everyone, and possibly individually follow up from there.However, ... for after the online meeting. I'd plan to send a recent newsletter to everyone. I might also send some individual emails or make phone ...
... undershare or overshare. Social media and newsletters are a wonderful way to stay connected with friends, family, and ...
... and the location where you serve. You could lead your newsletter with a quick update on your health and the health of your team ...
... CRU recently offered some brilliant thoughts on his email newsletter list that I wanted to share with you at explaining some helpful ...