Work Teams
What is a Work Team?
A Work Team is a group of people who work together to accomplish a common goal in light of the mission of REACH - To catalyze and further unite the movement of gospel centered, reproductive sports, rec, and fitness ministries in local churches.
What is a Work Team Leader?
A Work Team leader is responsible for coordinating the work of that team to accomplish that common goal, including but not limited to scheduling regular meetings with the team (once a month or every 6 weeks), facilitating the conversation during meetings, and checking in on progress between meetings. They are also expected to attend the Work Team Leaders meeting (about once a quarter).
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Propose an overall schedule and activities within that schedule, including main sessions, breakout sessions, free time, and meals.
Leader: Drew Provence
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Communicate latest updates clearly to current REACH contacts and market REACH to regularly increase our contact base
Leader: Brad Winter
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Working towards a welcoming environment for REACH that translates into a community that reflects God’s kingdom and unifies its new participants
Leader: Jenny Young
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Focuses on connecting all REACH attendees throughout the year by means of virtual events and regional gatherings
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Mentoring: Provide new SRF leaders with a mentor over the span of one year that can support an SR&F leader in being cared for and connected to the larger sports and fitness ministry landscape and challenge the leader in Gospel Centricity and their Work/Life Balance
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Recruit sponsors and oversee budget
Leader: Adam Dunlap
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Assists with logistics of hosting international participants with letters of invite, host site lodging and transportation from the airport to the event.
Leader: TBA
What is a Work Team Member?
A Work Team Member is a collaborator of the common goal (marketing, programming, etc.) who participates in meetings and commits to own a specific task or project that will further the movement of REACH.
What happens during a Work Team Meeting?
Meetings are meant to discuss progress that’s been made or that needs to be made. The meetings are a time to discuss ideas and delegate tasks to be done in between meetings. Meetings are also a time of fellowship within the team to share life updates and pray for one another.