Tuesday, November 5, 2013

90 Second Ask November

Happy November!
We are so excited to begin our Vision Tuesday Posts to the team!

Experience ::ADVENTURE:: in serving //recruiting others

Leading others to experience the adventure is an important part of serving! We are asking you for the month of Nov. to participate in at least ONE "90 Second Ask"


What is the 90 Second Ask?
·      A new way for volunteers to invite others to serve at FLM.

Why are we asking you to participate in the 90 Second Ask?
·      Every Volunteer/ Leader is an inviter.
·      As Coastline attendance increases we need more volunteers to fill roles at each service.
·      People like to be invited to join a ministry by a friend or acquaintance.
·      Coastline has a role that fits all volunteers from teaching, assisting, loving on babies, leading games, connecting with parents, etc.

Who Can You Ask?
  • Parents of kids in your room.
  • The person who sits next to you in the service.
  • A person in your small group or circle of friends.

How do I perform the 90 Second Ask?
  •  First - Your personal passion – This will take 30 seconds.
    • Let the person know your passion for FLM.
  • Second - Personal Affirmation – This will take 30 seconds.
    • Let the person know what gifts you see in them and how they could use those gifts.
    • If you are speaking with a parent complement them on bringing their child to Coastline.
    • If you are speaking with someone who you sit by in the service ask them to pray and fill out a connect card.
  • Third – Invite them to explore a specific area – This will take 30 seconds.
    • If you know them suggest a role they may want to consider.
    • Encourage them to fill out a connect card on the “Plug Me In” side to get more info
Follow-up with the person at the next opportunity to find out if the person has been connected to a serving role or if there are in questions they have.

We are starting a great new volunteer 10 step program which will help people sign up easily, interview with me or Ben, find a role that fits, and be trained in "Real Time" on Sundays while in a service.

Thanks for joining us in the "90 Second Ask" Task for November!
Ashley & Ben

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Last Friday Fun!

Thank you everyone for coming this past Friday to our FLM Volunteer Family Night.
We had a great time hanging out as the kids went wild on the Blow ups!

We are very excited about the changes we announced in our 30 minute presentation. If you missed friday and the presentation then please make every effort to be at our "Make Up Presentation"...
THIS SUNDAY 2PM in the lil Rippers Room. (E-vite to follow)

For those who did make it, please review your packets and Commitment Card. Those are due in by October 23rd (to confirm your Nov. Trial Blockbuster..not October like the card says.. whoops!) You can e-mail, text, or turn that card in anytime.

Check out some of these fun shots from our fantastic night. See you soon!
Ashley & Ben Kingdon












Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Psalm 116

Hey team!
Psalm 116 is such a rejuvenating passage! You can follow this link >  Psalm 116 < to read the Psalm.

Remember the moment of your salvation and the feelings that came. Today, be reminded of what God has saved you from & use that as a fuel for the passion you have to see others saved- young & old! That's what every Sunday is about for our team! Thank you for making that possible and letting God use you !

Praying for you all today,
Ashley Kingdon

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Perfect Timing


Now may the Lord direct your hearts into the love
of God and into the patience of Christ
2 Thessalonians 3:5 NKJV

Have you ever heard of the bamboo in Japan that only blossoms once every 120 years?
No one knows how it keeps track of time, but we do know that how it’s cared for during the 119 years before it germinates will determine how much the bamboo will bloom in the following year. That’s a long time to wait for results. The people who care for the plant in the beginning won’t even be around to see the glory of the bloom.

In the same way, life doesn’t always blossom on our timetable. Our ways or prayers, or the seed you sow into young families at the way, don’t come as fast as we would like sometimes.
The faith that you have in God’s perfect love and timing, your belief and trust in Him should never waiver just because results are immediate. Ask the Lord for patience and love while you trust in Him for His will in all situations!

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

A fun thank you I found

Hey Team!
Here is a fun Thank you devotional I thought I would share with you. Enjoy!
Ashley

Hebrews 6:10
 God is not unjust; he will not forget your work and the love you have shown him as you have helped his people and continue to help them.


Volunteers are special people, especially those who volunteer for church activities and events. Those events are geared to share Christ and the gospel. What better way to spend your time and energy than in something with lasting benefits. Volunteering for the service of Christ has eternal rewards.

Although we know Christ will remember these wonderful people that volunteer when they get to heaven, it's also a great idea to honor them and thank them here on earth as well. 

  • Thanks for Stepping Up.
    Everyone doesn't step up to the task. Volunteers are special. They get involved and don't stay sitting in the pew.
  • Thanks for Sharing in the Responsibilities.
    When everyone works together for a common goal, it lightens the load.
  • Thanks for Caring for Others. 
    When someone volunteers it shows they care. They show that compassion like Christ had.
  • Thanks for Your Diligence.
    Volunteers willingly use their hands for service. They do the hard work. Most of the time work that no one else will do.
  • Thanks for Your Dedication.
    Volunteers care about the details. They are conscious of what they are doing and concerned about seeing that their tasks get done.
  • Thanks for Seeing the Vision.
    Volunteers see the outcome. They know they are working for a purpose. They see the end result as being for the glory of the Lord.

Conclusion:
Going back to Hebrews 6:10 it says that God's not going to forget those who have served Him. I don't think we should forget either.