Today’s churches require more than a gift, a desire and a call.  They require leadership.  And contrary to popular belief, leadership can be learned. And, if you’ve been given the gift of leadership, those skills need to be honed and developed.

In the same vein, churches are organizations and organizations need administration. Good church administration can make the difference between a ministry that operates in excellence and runs smoothly where everything is done decently and in order as opposed to one that operates on a whim, has no known plan or direction, and simply relies upon faith to make things happen. Faith is essential, but faith without work is dead. (James 2:26).  Administration is the work.

Training Wheels is dedicated to providing training to church and aspiring church leaders and workers in the areas of:

"If we cannot end now our differences, at least we can help make the world safe

for diversity."

                                           John F. Kennedy

The 21^st Century brought many things to society today. One of those things is a growing need to understand and embrace people that are different. This manifests itself in many ways has an impact on organizations, churches, volunteer bases, memberships, services, and ministries. It isn’t enough today to simply say that everyone is welcomed. It requires a deliberate and intentional effort to embrace and value others; giving them a real opportunity to become a part of the culture of the organization.