[Editor’s Note: author’s contact information not available] To study factors that contribute to volunteer commitment, questionnaires were sent to members of Baptist congregations who were, or recently had been, involved in volunteering. In this setting, how well the volunteer's position utilized her/his talents and gifts and coincided with the agency's/church's mission, a person's satisfaction in volunteering, and the religious and altruistic reasons for volunteering far outweighed material rewards and the desire to have per-sonal needs met. This article adds to the limited literature on church-affiliated volunteers and suggests areas for further study
This thesis explores the personal accounts of volunteers within a range of volunteer organisations i...
Given faith-based organizations’ (FBOs) reliance on volunteers, the high turnover of volunteers with...
This study investigated the effectivness of three procedures of volunteer recruitment, and the use o...
Purpose. The purpose of this study was to determine why people volunteer to serve in church organiza...
The connection between church membership, church activism, and volunteering is explored using a thre...
Volunteers contribute to the production of goods and services by easing the burden of the paid workf...
Research reveals that older people do a significant amount of volunteer work. Moreover, a good deal ...
Volunteers are the backbone of many non-profit organizations, and the knowledge concerning their exp...
This case study examines the motivations and personal benefits of individuals who volunteer for a Pr...
Although volunteering is a strongly held value in many Christian churches, there may be important di...
This chapter examines the relationship between involvement in churches and individual volunteering a...
This article reports on a study of volunteer levels of Catholics from various World regions who atte...
Volunteering in church and community service projects appears to be a contributing factor in church ...
Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Melbourne, Faculty of Education, 2003Stimulated by the recent public a...
What can a church do to motivate Christians into serving outside of the church? This study explored ...
This thesis explores the personal accounts of volunteers within a range of volunteer organisations i...
Given faith-based organizations’ (FBOs) reliance on volunteers, the high turnover of volunteers with...
This study investigated the effectivness of three procedures of volunteer recruitment, and the use o...
Purpose. The purpose of this study was to determine why people volunteer to serve in church organiza...
The connection between church membership, church activism, and volunteering is explored using a thre...
Volunteers contribute to the production of goods and services by easing the burden of the paid workf...
Research reveals that older people do a significant amount of volunteer work. Moreover, a good deal ...
Volunteers are the backbone of many non-profit organizations, and the knowledge concerning their exp...
This case study examines the motivations and personal benefits of individuals who volunteer for a Pr...
Although volunteering is a strongly held value in many Christian churches, there may be important di...
This chapter examines the relationship between involvement in churches and individual volunteering a...
This article reports on a study of volunteer levels of Catholics from various World regions who atte...
Volunteering in church and community service projects appears to be a contributing factor in church ...
Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Melbourne, Faculty of Education, 2003Stimulated by the recent public a...
What can a church do to motivate Christians into serving outside of the church? This study explored ...
This thesis explores the personal accounts of volunteers within a range of volunteer organisations i...
Given faith-based organizations’ (FBOs) reliance on volunteers, the high turnover of volunteers with...
This study investigated the effectivness of three procedures of volunteer recruitment, and the use o...