Serving the Call - Clark-Hoyos, Keith
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Serving the Call is a comprehensive and Spirit-led training manual for new members of church governance bodies. Designed to support congregations, boards, and judicatory leaders, this 92-page workbook provides the practical foundation and spiritual grounding necessary to lead with faith, clarity, and integrity. Through structured chapters, reflection prompts, and integrated webinar resources, this guide helps churches move beyond confusion and into alignment with God's call. Topics include the spiritual nature of governance, roles and responsibilities, aligning mission with resources, bylaws…mehr

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Serving the Call is a comprehensive and Spirit-led training manual for new members of church governance bodies. Designed to support congregations, boards, and judicatory leaders, this 92-page workbook provides the practical foundation and spiritual grounding necessary to lead with faith, clarity, and integrity. Through structured chapters, reflection prompts, and integrated webinar resources, this guide helps churches move beyond confusion and into alignment with God's call. Topics include the spiritual nature of governance, roles and responsibilities, aligning mission with resources, bylaws and structure, financial oversight, communication, and discernment-based decision-making. Whether used as part of a formal onboarding process or as a group study tool, Serving the Call equips governance leaders to understand their sacred responsibility and faithfully steward the resources and energy entrusted to them. The content is drawn from years of hands-on experience with congregations of all sizes, offering real-world insight and tested tools. Created by church leadership consultant and former judicatory executive Keith Clark-Hoyos, this manual is designed for easy use in an eight-week training cohort, a weekend retreat, or ongoing leadership development. It pairs especially well with Embracing Our Call, which offers a deeper theological and practical exploration of governance as spiritual practice. Whether your board is just forming, navigating a season of transition, or ready to deepen its leadership capacity, Serving the Call is your companion on the path to faithful governance.
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Keith Clark-Hoyos is a trusted voice in church leadership development, governance training, and financial stewardship. As founder of Church Training Center, he works with churches, judicatories, and denominational bodies across the country to strengthen organizational health, clarify mission, and align resources with purpose. A former judicatory executive and Commissioned Minister for Finance, Administration, and Communication, Keith brings both pastoral sensitivity and technical experience to his work. He has helped congregations navigate financial crises, implement healthy governance systems, revise bylaws, prevent fraud, and train lay leaders to lead with integrity and spiritual clarity. Keith's work blends theology, practicality, and lived congregational wisdom. He understands that treasurers and board members are often volunteers stepping into roles that carry great responsibility. Through his writing, consulting, and training, he offers tools and encouragement to help leaders serve faithfully and with confidence. In addition to The Ministry of Money: A Treasurer's Role in the Mission of the Church, Keith is the author of: Embracing Our Call: A Practical Guide for Church Governing Body Leaders Serving the Call: A Training Manual for New Governance Body Members A series of companion workbooks, templates, and webinar-based curricula offered through the Effective Church Leadership Community (ECLC) Keith's work is rooted in the belief that clarity is kindness, structure is spiritual, and finances are not separate from the sacred - they are a vital expression of trust, calling, and community. He lives in Northern California with his husband and continues to serve congregations nationwide through digital resources, coaching cohorts, and judicatory partnerships.