Let’s take a time machine back to 2017 and a conversation I had with a ministry partner about using Trello to manage assimilation in a local church. This is a great example of a more complex system of integrating new people into your church.

How do you build systems to integrate people into your church? Let me share 4 things to think about as you build this system.

What happens when we are able to understand our missional culture in a way where we are developing not just generic, but unique disciples? My friend Fernie does just this and shows how we can use pathway thinking far outside the spaces we normally give it.

How do you bring people from point A to point B? This is one of the modern ministry skills becoming more and more essential. And to be honest, it is a place of growth for me. Whenever I have a question about any sort of discipleship or leadership pathway, I always turn to my friend Fernie Rivera.

Chaos is inevitable. And we don’t like it. But when chaos does come to our life and leadership, we are going to need to have a strategy to deal with it.

We are going to talk through 4 moves we can make to understand ourselves in order to not live in a reactionary state when chaos happens.

My favorite tool for organizing my productivity and keeping up with priorities is Trello. It’s my answer to nearly everything. Here are 4 ministry use cases to use when things need to grow in their organization.