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by Ronald “Dee” Vaughan, Pinnacle Associate
Since before my son Andrew was born, he had a special blanket. Andrew’s blanket is a quilt with his name and birthdate stitched at one end. The birthdate is wrong. Andrew was to be born on November 30th by planned C-section. Even before birth, he had his own plans. Linda went into labor on the 28th and Andrew arrived on the ...
by Peggy Haymes, Pinnacle Associate
“That’s a good question.”
As a coach there’s always something magical in that moment when a client responds to my question with this statement. It tells me that instead of responding and answering automatically, they are giving themselves space to reflect. What new possibilities may be present? How might they think ab...
by Jay Gamelin, Pinnacle West Associate
Recently, high schools here in Littleton, Colorado, have begun measuring an index that reflects how connected their school communities feel to one another. They call it a “belonging index.”
This index gathers qualitative data about how students and staff feel connected to their community and how integrated they fe...
by Rev. Mark E. Tidsworth, Founder and Team Leader
How do we structure our church staffing, given our mission, vision, and current situation?
This question rolls multiple questions into one… representing the kinds of questions we receive about church staffing. Whether small, medium, or large, questions about church staffing seem to be in the air these ...
by Peggy Haymes, Pinnacle Associate
Thankfully, many churches recognize the the holiday season isn’t universally joyful for members of their congregation. Last year I decided on the spur of the moment to attend my church’s Service of Remembrance on a Wednesday night during Advent. I’d had no significant losses last year and yet during the holidays I f...
