COMMUNICATION Strength & Ministry Ideas

Individuals with the Communication strength from the CliftonStrengths assessment are natural storytellers and are able to convey their thoughts and ideas in ways that captivate and inspire listeners. In a church ministry context, someone with the Communication strength might serve in the following ways:

1. Preaching: Delivering sermons that are engaging, clear, and memorable, effectively communicating the message of the Gospel.
2. Teaching: Leading Bible studies, Sunday school classes, or educational workshops, making complex theological concepts accessible and interesting.
3. Outreach and Evangelism: Sharing the faith with others in a compelling manner, whether in personal conversations or in evangelistic settings.
4. Worship Leading: Guiding the congregation through worship services with clear and inspiring prompts and transitions.
5. Youth Ministry: Communicating in a way that resonates with children and teens, helping them understand and apply biblical truths.
6. Media and Communications: Managing the church’s media, website, and social media content, ensuring that messages are clear, engaging, and aligned with the church’s mission.
7. Announcements: Making church announcements engaging and informative, ensuring that the congregation is aware of and excited about upcoming events.
8. Counseling: Offering counsel and advice using strong interpersonal communication skills to provide comfort and guidance.
9. Fundraising: Articulating the needs and vision of the church to inspire generosity in giving.
10. Small Group Leader: Facilitating small group discussions, encouraging open communication and deeper connections among members.
11. Public Relations: Representing the church to the outside community, communicating the church’s values, missions, and events.
12. Advocacy: Speaking on behalf of those in need or for social justice issues, using communication skills to raise awareness and support.
13. Volunteer Coordination: Inspiring and directing volunteers, clearly communicating tasks and the importance of their roles.
14. Testimonials: Sharing personal faith stories or testimonies that encourage and uplift the congregation.
15. Writing: Contributing written content for newsletters, blogs, or church publications.
16. Drama and Arts: Directing or participating in dramatic presentations or creative arts that convey spiritual truths in a powerful way.

Individuals with the gift of Communication can articulate vision and truth in a way that moves people, fosters understanding, and creates a sense of community and shared purpose within the church.