Kay Kotan: Effective Church Structure for Smaller Churches

Smaller congregations often face unique challenges when it comes to church structure and leadership. With limited time, people, and resources, it’s essential to design a structure that is streamlined, focused, and effective. This practical and empowering webinar will guide pastors and lay leaders through the core principles of creating a right-sized leadership system tailored to the realities of small churches.

You’ll learn:

  • Who Should Serve: Best practices for identifying the right people for key leadership roles.
  • Meeting Smarter: How to structure board meetings to maximize focus, reduce burnout, and make decisions efficiently.
  • Right-Sizing the Board: Tips for structuring a leadership board that is nimble, strategic, and spiritually grounded.
  • Four Key Responsibilities: Discover the primary duties every leadership board should focus on to maintain clarity and alignment.
  • Staying in Your Lane: Learn how to create role clarity and healthy boundaries to prevent confusion and micromanagement.
  • Accountable Leadership Model: What it is, why it matters, and how to implement it effectively in a smaller church context.

This webinar is ideal for pastors and lay leaders looking to bring greater clarity, alignment, and health to their church’s structure — without adding unnecessary complexity. If your church is ready to function more effectively with fewer hands, this webinar is for you.

Kay is the author/co-author of several books, including Mission Possible 3+ and Mission Possible for the Small Church.

Date
Sep 25 2025
Expired!
Time
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Cost
$35.00
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Speaker

  • Kay Kotan
    Kay Kotan

    Kay Kotan is a professionally credentialed coach who has coached hundreds of pastors and churches across the nation, helping them become more vital in reaching new people. She has authored more than a dozen books on church and leadership transformation. Kotan was the primary creator of the Small Church Initiative under the HCI process.