Thanks to all who supported the
2011 Servant Leader Breakfast
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
7:30 – 9:00am
Jewish Community Center
Servant Leader Awards
The Servant Leader Awards honor those in our community who have a lifestyle of servant leadership.
Servant leadership may grow out of a calling to help those in need, to live out one’s faith in day-to-day work, or to mentor and influence others to a life of leadership focused on outcomes that are above and beyond one’s own self-interest.
Through volunteering, encouraging, and giving of their time and resources, a Servant Leader challenges us to live life courageously, to walk in faith and to honor God. Most of us can remember a parent, teacher, pastor, coach, or co-worker who impacted who we are today. Those are the people we want to seek out and honor. Click here to see past recipients of the Servant Leader Award.
Criteria for Receiving the Servant Leader Award:
Exhibits the characteristics of a servant-leader
Has a following or constituency
Empowers others – Helps people recognize their own talents and gifts
Projects a vision or direction for the future
Demonstrates an impact on a broad segment of constituents
Two categories will be recognized in 2011:
ADULT SERVANT LEADER To recognize those who give tirelessly of their time to make a difference in our community. We encourage congregations, businesses and organizations to honor a servant leader at the November Servant Leadership breakfast.
YOUNG ADULT SERVANT LEADER To recognize young people (age 16-21) for their volunteering, encouraging and giving of their time to others. Schools, congregations, businesses and organizations are encouraged to honor a young adult servant leader at the breakfast event.
To Purchase Tickets
Contact Wanda Tuck at wtuck@samaritancc.com or call 505.332.8020. Tickets are $35.
“Everybody can be great because anybody can serve. You don’t have to have a college degree to serve. You don’t have to make your subject and verb agree to serve. You only need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by love.” Martin Luther King Jr. from the sermon "The Drum Major Instinct." |
