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Mark 1:40-42
And a leper came to him, imploring him, and kneeling said to him, ‘If you will, you can make me clean.’ Moved with pity, he stretched out his hand and touched him and said to him, ‘I will; be clean.’ And immediately the leprosy left him, and he was made clean.
Additional Scripture References:
Hebrews 1, Heb 4:11-16 ESV, Luke 13:10-17
Oftentimes, we forget how God draws near to us, through Jesus, and how He sits with us in our pain and sorrow. In moments of brokenness, He often uses someone in proximity to come close and stand shoulder to shoulder with us in the thick of it–so that His love, compassion, power, and mercy can be intimately experienced. Even in our shame and guilt, He comes close and carries the residue of our pain.
Nothing in our lives is hidden from God.
We often forget just how near God is to us through Jesus—how He sits with us in our pain, not apart from it. In our most broken moments, He doesn’t stay distant. Instead, He draws close, sometimes through the presence of another person willing to stand shoulder to shoulder with us. It’s there, in proximity, that His love, compassion, power, and mercy become deeply personal. Even when we feel covered in shame or guilt, He moves toward us and carries the residue of our pain as His own.
In the time of Jesus, lepers were social outcasts—excluded physically, spiritually, and emotionally. But when the leper in Mark 1 approached Jesus, He didn’t heal from a distance. Jesus touched him first, while he was still unclean. He chose closeness over comfort, presence over protocol.
In a fast-paced, temptation-filled city, it’s easy to feel too far gone. But Jesus is always willing to come near. He reaches into the mess and says, “I am willing. Be clean.” He still meets us in our hidden pain. His love is personal. His compassion is close. His healing is always possible.
Jesus didn’t wait for the leper to clean himself up. He came close, touched what others avoided, and loved without conditions. This moment wasn’t just a miracle of healing; it was a revelation of God’s heart. The gospel tells us of a Holy God who became human, not to stand far off, but to step into our condition, to carry our shame, and to heal our hearts with His nearness. In every season, Jesus still chooses presence over performance. He still moves toward the broken, not away. If we let Him, He will meet us right where we are, not with judgment, but with healing. His holiness doesn't exclude us; it embraces us.
This week, don’t clean up before coming close. Come close and let Jesus do the healing. Proximity leads to transformation. Bring Him the real, raw, honest you.
As you reflect on Sunday’s message, here are some guided prayers and scriptures you can use over the next week. If you're looking for ways to grow deeper in this specific area, let these words cover, challenge, and encourage you along the way.
Prayer for Compassion Like Christ’s
Lord, give me eyes to see those who feel invisible, forgotten or unworthy. Let my life reflect the nearness of Your love.
“Be kind to one and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” – Ephesians 4:32
Prayer for Identity Rooted in Christ
Jesus, remind me that I am not my mistakes, my past, or my shame. I am Yours. Let my identity be shaped by Your truth, not my fear.
“See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that should be called children of God; and so we are.” – 1 John 3:1
Prayer for Courage to be Loved
Jesus, sometimes it’s easier to serve You than to sit with You. Teach me to receive Your love without earning it. Quiet the voice of shame and awaken my heart to trust again.
“We love because He first loved us.” – 1 John 4:19
Prayer for Stillness in God’s Presence
God, I often try to prove myself or perform for Your approval. But You simply want me to be with You. Help me slow down, be still, and remember that You are enough, and so am I, in You.
“In repentance and rest is your salvation, in quietness and trust is your strength.” – Isaiah 30:15
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Record Head CountLet's all make sure that we are turning in our Crew Reports and Headcounts right after your crew is done. Let's not wait for someone to text us a day or couple days after your crew is over to submit your report and your headcount.
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Our team is prepping for SZN 3 2025. Please let us know if you will continue to lead and/or if you would like to make updates to your existing Crew. This information is necessary for us to create your Crew Groups, Events, and accurately reflect it on the website!
Fill out here.
If someone in your Crew needs care, we want to come alongside you. Our Care Response Team is designed to equip you to walk with people in different seasons of their life.Our team is committed to celebrating life’s best moments with you and offering support through its hardest ones.We would love to come around you for the following life events:
+ Marriages
+ Births
+ Deaths
+ Hospitalizations/Illness
Please submit a request at vouschurch.com/requestcare
Saying yes to Jesus marks a brand new beginning. Baptism is your next step. It's how you go public with your faith and celebrate the new life God has given you. The past is behind you, and a fresh future is ahead. This is your moment. We are having baptisms this Sunday, July 27th, across all of our locations, and on the beach.
To sign up for baptisms, please click here.
This back-to-school season, we have the opportunity to show up for our city in a meaningful way. On Saturday, August 2, we’re hosting a Back to School Bash at the Samuel K. Johnson Youth Center, located inside Charles Hadley Park. It’s a chance to serve local families by distributing backpacks filled with school supplies and making sure every student feels seen, supported, and ready to start the year with confidence.
Donate - Fill backpacks for families in need for the school year. You can purchase supplies locally and bring to a VOUS Location or donate online.
Serve - Help host our annual Back To School Bash for families in our community — distribute backpacks, check-in guests, and serve our city during a morning of fun and games.
When: Saturday, August 2nd
Where: Samuel K. Johnson Youth Center
Address: 4900 NW 12th Ave, Miami, FL 33127
Team Rally: 10:20AM
Starting Sunday, August 3rd, we will be moving to brand new service times at all of our locations!
VOUS SoMi
10:00AM / 12:00PM / 6PM
VOUS City
10:00AM / 12:00PM / 6PM
VOUS Miami Gardens
8:30AM / 10:00AM / 12:00PM
VOUS Design District
8:30AM / 10:00AM / 12:00PM
The countdown is on! If you're ready to take your next step in ministry, leadership, or higher education, now is the time to apply. VOUS College application deadline is July 31st for both our degree-seeking and leadership programs. Don’t miss your chance to be part of a life-changing semester. Start your journey at vouscollege.com/apply.
Marcos 1:40-42
40 Vino a él un leproso, rogándole; e hincada la rodilla, le dijo: Si quieres, puedes limpiarme. 41 Y Jesús, teniendo misericordia de él, extendió la mano y le tocó, y le dijo: Quiero, sé limpio. 42 Y así que él hubo hablado, al instante la lepra se fue de aquel, y quedó limpio.
Referencias bíblicas adicionales:
Hebreos 1, Heb 4:11-16 RVR60, Lucas 13:10-17
A menudo olvidamos cómo Dios se acerca a nosotros, a través de Jesús, y cómo nos acompaña en nuestro dolor y tristeza. En momentos de quebrantamiento, a menudo usa a alguien cercano para acercarse y estar codo a codo con nosotros en medio de la situación, para que podamos experimentar íntimamente su amor, compasión, poder y misericordia. Incluso en medio de nuestra vergüenza y culpa, él se acerca y carga con el residuo de nuestro dolor.
Dios no es un constructo existencial. Es un Dios vivo y palpitante que anhela la cercanía y relación. Se hizo el Verbo hecho carne en Jesucristo: presente, activo y lleno de misericordia. La vergüenza suele ser el amortiguador que usamos para mantener a Jesús a distancia. Pero la verdad es que no se trata de nuestra persistencia, nuestro buen desempeño ni la frecuencia con la que asistimos a la iglesia. Es cuestión de proximidad. Cuanto más nos acercamos a Jesús, más nos desarma su bondad.
En tiempos de Jesús, los leprosos eran marginados sociales: excluidos física, espiritual y emocionalmente. Pero cuando el leproso de Marcos 1 se acercó a Jesús, Él no lo sanó a distancia. Jesús lo tocó primero, mientras aún estaba impuro. Prefirió la cercanía a la comodidad, la presencia al protocolo.
En una ciudad acelerada y llena de tentaciones, es fácil sentirse demasiado perdido. Pero Jesús siempre está dispuesto a acercarse. Se acerca a la confusión y dice: «Quiero. Sé limpio». Él todavía se acerca a nuestro dolor oculto. Su amor es personal. Su compasión es cercana. Su sanidad siempre es posible.
Jesús no esperó a que el leproso se limpiara a sí mismo. Se acercó, tocó lo que otros evitaban y amó sin condiciones. Ese momento no fue solo un milagro de sanidad; fue también una revelación del corazón de Dios. El Evangelio nos habla de un Dios Santo que se hizo humano, no para distanciarse, sino para asumir nuestra condición, cargar con nuestra vergüenza y sanar nuestros corazones con su cercanía. En cada etapa, Jesús sigue prefiriendo la presencia en lugar de la actuación. Sigue acercándose a los quebrantados, no alejándose. Si se lo permitimos, nos encontrará justo donde estamos, no con juicio, sino con sanidad. Su santidad no nos excluye; nos abraza.
Esta semana, no te limpies antes de acercarte. Acércate y deja que Jesús te sane. La proximidad lleva a la transformación. Muéstrale tu yo real, puro y honesto.
Al reflexionar sobre el mensaje del domingo, aquí tienes algunas oraciones guiadas y pasajes bíblicos que puedes usar durante la próxima semana. Si buscas maneras de profundizar en esta área específica, deja que estas palabras te guíen, te desafíen y te animen en el camino.
Señor, dame ojos para ver a quienes se sienten invisibles, olvidados o indignos. Que mi vida refleje la cercanía de tu amor.
Más bien, sean bondadosos y compasivos unos con otros, y perdónense mutuamente, así como Dios los perdonó a ustedes en Cristo. – Efesios 4:32
Jesús, recuérdame que mis errores, mi pasado ni mi vergüenza me definen. Soy Tuyo. Que mi identidad sea moldeada por tu verdad, no por mi miedo.
¡Fíjense qué gran amor nos ha dado el Padre, que se nos llame hijos de Dios! ¡Y lo somos! – 1 Juan 3:1
Jesús, a veces es más fácil servirte que estar contigo. Enséñame a recibir tu amor sin ganármelo. Acalla la voz de la vergüenza y despierta mi corazón para que vuelva a confiar.
Nosotros amamos porque él nos amó primero. – 1 Juan 4:19
Dios, a menudo intento demostrar mi valía o actuar para tu aprobación. Pero tú simplemente quieres que esté contigo. Ayúdame a calmarme, a estar en quietud y a recordar que tú eres suficiente, y que yo también lo soy en ti.
En el arrepentimiento y la calma está su salvación, en la serenidad y la confianza está su fuerza – Isaías 30:15
Please make sure to submit your head count immediately after crew!
Record Head CountNuestro equipo de Crews está planeando el encuentro Crew Catch Up y nos encantaría invitar a sus building blocks. Rellena este formulario antes del 13 de febrero para que podamos prepararnos mejor.
Para completar tu formulario de Building Blocks, haz clic aquí
Nuestro equipo de crew ya se está preparando para la SZN 2 de crews. Por favor, completa el formulario de actualización de crew para hacernos saber cuáles serán tus planes para la próxima temporada. Completa este formulario antes del 7 de abril por favor para que podamos estar mejor preparados para ¡una gran SZN 2!
Haz clic aquí para el Crew Update Form.
¿Estás interesado en liderar un Crew? Haz clic here para llenar una solicitud ¡para liderar un crew en SZN 3!
Si alguien de tu crew necesita atención, queremos acompañarte. Nuestro Equipo de Cuidados está diseñado para brindarte las herramientas necesarias para acompañar a las personas en las diferentes etapas de sus vidas.
Nuestro equipo se compromete a celebrar contigo los mejores momentos de la vida y a ofrecerte apoyo en los más difíciles.
Nos encantaría acompañarte en las siguientes circunstancias:
+ Matrimonios
+ Nacimientos
+ Fallecimientos
+ Hospitalizaciones/enfermedad
Puedes hacer una solicitud en vouschurch.com/requestcare
Decirle “sí” a Jesús marca un nuevo comienzo. El bautismo es tu siguiente paso. Es la forma de hacer pública tu fe y celebrar la nueva vida que Dios te ha dado. El pasado queda atrás y tienes un nuevo futuro por delante. Este es tu momento. Tendremos bautismos este domingo, 27 de julio, en todas nuestras localidades y en la playa.
Para inscribirte en los bautismos, haz clic aquí.
¡Ya empezó la cuenta regresiva! Si estás listo para dar el siguiente paso en el ministerio, el liderazgo o la educación superior, ¡ahora es el momento de solicitar tu ingreso! La fecha límite de solicitud para VOUS College es el 31 de julio, tanto para nuestros programas de grado como de liderazgo. No pierdas la oportunidad de formar parte de un semestre que te cambiará la vida. Comienza tu camino en vouscollege.com/apply
En esta temporada de regreso a clases, tenemos la oportunidad de apoyar a nuestra ciudad de una manera significativa. El sábado 2 de agosto, celebraremos la Fiesta de Regreso a Clases en el Centro Juvenil Samuel K. Johnson, ubicado dentro del Parque Charles Hadley. Es una oportunidad para servir a las familias de la ciudad distribuyendo mochilas con útiles escolares y asegurándonos de que cada estudiante se sienta reconocido, apoyado y listo para comenzar el año escolar con confianza.
Ya sea que desees donar una mochila o colaborar formando parte del equipo de acción comunitaria, hay un lugar para ti. Desde dar la bienvenida a las familias hasta ayudar a los niños a elegir sus útiles, tu presencia puede marcar la diferencia. Unámonos para que este año escolar comience con alegría.
RSVP: haz clic aquí.
VOUS SoMi
8:45AM / 10:30AM / 12:30PM / 6PM
VOUS City
10:30AM / 12:30PM / 6PM
VOUS Miami Gardens
10:30AM / 12:30PM
VOUS DD
10:30AM / 12:30PM
Church Online
10:30AM / 12:30PM / 5PM Español
Growth Track
Después de cada servicio u online vouschurch.com/growthtrack
Mark 1:40-42
And a leper came to him, imploring him, and kneeling said to him, ‘If you will, you can make me clean.’ Moved with pity, he stretched out his hand and touched him and said to him, ‘I will; be clean.’ And immediately the leprosy left him, and he was made clean.
Additional Scripture References:
Hebrews 1, Heb 4:11-16 ESV, Luke 13:10-17
We often forget just how near God is to us through Jesus—how He sits with us in our pain, not apart from it. In our most broken moments, He doesn’t stay distant. Instead, He draws close, sometimes through the presence of another person willing to stand shoulder to shoulder with us. It’s there, in proximity, that His love, compassion, power, and mercy become deeply personal. Even when we feel covered in shame or guilt, He moves toward us and carries the residue of our pain as His own.
God is not an existential construct. He is a living, breathing God who desires closeness and relationship. He became the Word made flesh through Jesus Christ—present, active, and full of mercy. Shame is often the buffer we use to keep Jesus at a distance. But the truth is, it is not about how persistent we are, how well we perform, or how often we attend church. It is about proximity. The closer we come to Jesus, the more undone we become by His kindness.
In the time of Jesus, lepers were social outcasts—excluded physically, spiritually, and emotionally. But when the leper in Mark 1 approached Jesus, He didn’t heal from a distance. Jesus touched him first, while he was still unclean. He chose closeness over comfort, presence over protocol.
In a fast-paced, temptation-filled city, it’s easy to feel too far gone. But Jesus is always willing to come near. He reaches into the mess and says, “I am willing. Be clean.” He still meets us in our hidden pain. His love is personal. His compassion is close. His healing is always possible.
Jesus didn’t wait for the leper to clean himself up. He came close, touched what others avoided, and loved without conditions. This moment wasn’t just a miracle of healing; it was a revelation of God’s heart. The gospel tells us of a Holy God who became human, not to stand far off, but to step into our condition, to carry our shame, and to heal our hearts with His nearness. In every season, Jesus still chooses presence over performance. He still moves toward the broken, not away. If we let Him, He will meet us right where we are, not with judgment, but with healing. His holiness doesn't exclude us; it embraces us.
This week, don’t clean up before coming close. Come close and let Jesus do the healing. Proximity leads to transformation. Bring Him the real, raw, honest you.
Please make sure to submit your head count immediately after crew!
Record Head CountOur 3rd annual VOUS High Camp is in 2 WEEKS - Tuesday, July 22nd- Friday, July 25th, 2025!
There's going to be full meal services, charter buses, sessions, field activities, merch and more.
All of this will be at a new location, Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida!
NOTE: If you need financial assistance, let your Crew Leader know directly!
This Saturday, July 12th is our annual Serve Day! We believe that we will make a lasting impact as we serve together!
Serve Day provides opportunities for churches across the world to serve their local communities and share the love of God through practical acts of kindness.
SoMi VOUS High Project: VOUS SoMi Beautification + Location Demo Prep
City + Miami Gardens VOUS High Project: TCA Moving Day
If you're in 6th, 7th or 8th Grade, sit with us for VOUS Junior High service this Sunday!
We meet in the main auditorium for worship and then dismiss to our own space for service.
There we have an ice breaker, announcements, a message and small groups just for you!
VOUS SoMi & VOUS Miami Gardens | 10:30AM
VOUS City | 12:30PM
No RSVP needed, just come hang!
Starting Sunday, August 3rd, we will be moving to brand new service times at all of our locations!
VOUS SoMi
10:00AM / 12:00PM / 6PM
VOUS City
10:00AM / 12:00PM / 6PM
VOUS Miami Gardens
8:30AM / 10:00AM / 12:00PM
VOUS Design District
8:30AM / 10:00AM / 12:00PM
The countdown is on! If you're ready to take your next step in ministry, leadership, or higher education, now is the time to apply. VOUS College application deadline is July 31st for both our degree-seeking and leadership programs. Don’t miss your chance to be part of a life-changing semester. Start your journey at vouscollege.com/apply.
VOUS SoMi
8:45AM / 10:30AM / 12:30PM / 6PM
VOUS City
10:30AM / 12:30PM / 6PM
VOUS Miami Gardens
8:45AM / 10:30AM / 12:30PM
VOUS Design District
10:30AM / 12:30PM
Church Online
10:30AM / 12:30PM / 5PM Español
Growth Track
After every service or join online at vouschurch.com/growthtrack
Marcos 1:40–42 (NVI)
"Um leproso aproximou-se dele e suplicou-lhe de joelhos: ‘Se quiseres, podes purificar-me!’ Cheio de compaixão, Jesus estendeu a mão, tocou nele e disse: ‘Quero. Seja purificado!’ Imediatamente a lepra o deixou, e ele foi purificado."
Outras Referências Bíblicas
Hebreus 1; Hebreus 4:11–16; Lucas 13:10–17; João 1:14; Efésios 4:32; 1 João 3:1
Muitas vezes esquecemos como Deus, em Jesus, se aproxima de nós com compaixão e como Ele sente com a gente na nossa dor e sofrimento. Em momento de fraqueza, Ele usa pessoas ao nosso redro para estarem perto e ficarem do nosso lado, ombro a ombro - para que Seu amor, compaixão, poder e misericórdia possa ser intimamente experienciado. Mesmo na nossa vergonha e culpa, Ele vem perto e carrega todos os resíduos da nossa dor.
Deus não é uma construção existencial. Ele é um Deus vivo, que respira e deseja proximidade e relacionamento. Ele se tornou o Verbo encarnado por meio de Jesus Cristo — presente, ativo e cheio de misericórdia. A vergonha costuma ser o amortecedor que usamos para manter Jesus à distância. Mas a verdade é que não se trata de quão persistentes somos, de quão bem atuamos ou de com que frequência frequentamos a igreja. Trata-se de proximidade. Quanto mais nos aproximamos de Jesus, mais desfeitos nos tornamos por Sua bondade.
Na época de Jesus, os leprosos eram párias sociais — excluídos física, espiritual e emocionalmente. Mas quando o leproso em Marcos 1 se aproximou de Jesus, Ele não o curou à distância. Jesus o tocou primeiro, enquanto ele ainda estava impuro. Ele escolheu a proximidade em vez do conforto, a presença em vez do protocolo.
Em uma cidade agitada e cheia de tentações, é fácil se sentir perdido. Mas Jesus está sempre disposto a se aproximar. Ele estende a mão para a confusão e diz: "Eu quero. Seja limpo." Ele ainda nos encontra em nossa dor oculta. Seu amor é pessoal. Sua compaixão é próxima. Sua cura é sempre possível.
Jesus não esperou que o leproso se purificasse. Ele se aproximou, tocou o que os outros evitavam e amou incondicionalmente. Este momento não foi apenas um milagre de cura; foi uma revelação do coração de Deus. O Evangelho nos fala de um Deus Santo que se tornou humano, não para ficar distante, mas para assumir nossa condição, carregar nossa vergonha e curar nossos corações com Sua proximidade. Em todas as estações, Jesus ainda escolhe a presença em vez do desempenho. Ele ainda se move em direção aos quebrantados, não para longe. Se O deixarmos, Ele nos encontrará exatamente onde estamos, não com julgamento, mas com cura. Sua santidade não nos exclui; ela nos abraça.
Esta semana, não limpe antes de se aproximar. Aproxime-se e deixe Jesus realizar a cura. A proximidade leva à transformação. Traga a Ele o seu eu real, cru e honesto.
Reflita: Há momentos em sua vida em que a vergonha ou o esforço o impediram de ter intimidade com Jesus?
Responda: Esta semana, pratique a vulnerabilidade com Jesus. Traga a Ele as partes confusas e ocultas da sua vida em oração.
Reformule: Lembre-se: a santidade não se conquista. Ela se encontra. Não se trata de quão limpo você é, mas de quão próximo você está disposto a chegar.
Please make sure to submit your head count immediately after crew!
Record Head CountVOUS SoMi
8:45h / 10h / 12h / 18h
VOUS City
10h / 12h / 18h
VOUS DD
10h / 12h
Igreja Online
10h / 17h Espanhol
Após cada serviço ou inscreva-se online em vouschurch.com/growthtrack
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Contact your Crew Coach ASAP. Don't try to solve these things alone. As always, follow up with the individual. We want them toknow that they are not on this journey alone. If emergency, contact 911.
A parking option (lot, street parking, etc.), an indoor alternative if you select an outdoor space and it rains, make sure the location is a place that can accommodate a large group. Also, consider the noise level. Finally, the goal is to partner with the location that you have Crew. Go in, introduce yourself and let them you that you plan to meet at their location two times a month.
Start by giving them a little responsibility and see what they do with it. Most times, people who attend your crew are waiting for an opportunity to be involved & lead. Delegate different parts of the night and continue to give them more responsibility. Examples are: ice breaker, scripture, main idea, discussion point one and question one, discussion point two and question two, summary, call to action, prayer & praise.
We want to do our best to ensure that we aren't changing locations in the middle of the SZN, however things come up that are beyond our control. If your location closes down mid season, talk to your Crew Coach right away and work with them to find a solution for the remainder of the SZN.
We won't have answers to every question, whether life questions or Bible questions, that we're asked but what we can always do is encourage people in what they're going through. Crew Coaches are also a great resource that you should utilize when moments such as these come up.
We won't have answers to every question, whether life questions or Bible questions, that we're asked but what we can always do is encourage people in what they're going through. Crew Coaches are also a great resource that you should utilize when moments such as these come up.
If an individual is on time and consistent you can start delegating roles to them during crew and begin having conversations with them around being part of your building blocks. Don't wait for the "perfect leader" to walk into your Crew. The truth is, your Crew will flow better and be more enjoyable for everyone if multiple people are involved in leading and organizing the night. Deciding on which role is the best fit should based on their personality and leadership skills.
An overview of your night, who led which parts of the night, guest contact info -- you should always write "ADD TO ROSTER" above the peoples names who you'd like added to your roster. If out of town guests or people from attend other crews join your crew you can still add their contact info but clearly state that they won't be added to roster. Always add first and last names for prayer requests and praise reports. A SWOT at the end of your summary will be helpful for you to continue improving your Crew each week.
Prepare in advance and arrive early! If you're speaking 30% of the time and others are speaking 70% of the time you're on your way to building a healthy Crew. Delegate roles and let the Building Blocks in your Crew know in advance what role they will help with that night so they can arrive prepared. Send out your Crew invite and work with your co-leads to individually text everyone on your roster and personally invite them out. Another great way to know if you're on your way to building a healthy Crew is if you have yourBuilding Blocks in place.
Crew is all about building relationships! Get to know each other, find out their story! Invest time into them by asking hard questions. Help connect dots for them by talking about the Growth Track, water baptism, serving and Crew.
We want to consistently be raising up leaders. Before the SZN begins, it should be your goal to have all your building blocks in place. In the event that you don't, continue to search out people who can support you in a building block role. You can even work with your previous Crew Leaders to see if there's anyone who can transition with you and also ask other people who aren't leading in their current Crew. Remember, it's not the job of a Crew Coach to find your building blocks!
Yes! We want to make sure that we are honoring other Crew Leaders when doing this. If an individual is not holding a Building Block role in another Crew, work with your Crew Coach and the other person's Crew Leader in facilitating this conversation. We want to make sure the other person's Crew Leader is aware of what's going on.
Part of your role as a Crew leader is building up those around you. Allow your Building Blocks to learn and grow. Give them and other consistent leaders in your Crew opportunities to lead in multiple areas of Crew, including in leading the discussion.
In moments that the conversation gets off topic, step in and redirect the conversation back on topic.
SZN 02 — 2025
Hey! Take some time to check out this week’s encouragement and announcements from the Crew Team!
