The Volunteer Survival Guide

Your Question-and-Answer Resource for Volunteering

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There are lots of reasons to volunteer. To make friends. To serve God. To make a difference. Because someone asked you to. But no matter what got you started, there are ways to make your time as a volunteer positive and beneficial for all.

We all want our church or ministry to succeed in its role to love, serve, and edify God's people--and as a volunteer you're an integral part of that! The Volunteer Survival Guide answers the questions you have (and the questions you didn't even think to ask) about your role, including

· What does it take to be a great volunteer?
· How can you be the ultimate team player?
· What do you uniquely bring to the table?
· Does what you do matter?
· How can you grow into leadership?
· and many more

Whether you've just started as a volunteer or you've been serving for decades, this book will help you make the most of the experience.


Jason Young is former director of guest experience at Buckhead Church and North Point Ministries. He now coaches churches and companies around the country and lives in Atlanta, Georgia.

Jonathan Malm runs SundaySocial.tv and ChurchStageDesignIdeas.com, reaching more than 70,000 church leaders each month. He lives in San Antonio, Texas.

Jason and Jonathan are the coauthors of The Come Back Effect and The Volunteer Effect.


The Authors

  1. Jason Young

    Jason Young

    Jason Young is a keynote speaker, coach, and consultant who helps churches and businesses thrive by guiding people to understand themselves, each other, and their work culture. The coauthor of The Come Back Effect, The Come Back Culture, The...

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  2. Jonathan Malm
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    Jonathan Malm

    Jonathan Malm helps churches through his projects, SundaySocial.tv and ChurchStageDesignIdeas.com, and consults with organizations on guest services and creative expression. The coauthor of The Come Back Effect, The Come Back Culture, The...

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