Hi Rebecca, Discover your Spiritual gifts is a excellent resource. I wish I could recommend more resources. But I would like to add after reading some your posts and comments I think you could explain the what and how of Spiritual Gifts in your own experience. Every thing that is good and what is good in us are Spiritual gift. Seeing these gifts in yourself and more importantly in others is the function of faith that the Spirit is envolved.
Last night I told my youngest daughter that mom was having a repeat mammogram for a suspcious spot. through her tears she immediately cried out to God for a good result. Within a few moments her phone rang and it was my wife calling to tell her everything was fine. I had miss placed my phone and we don't have a land line, So my wife had to call on her cell phone. This happens to all of us in one shape or form but it's what you believe is how we see a event or look at skills and gifts that are based in the love of God,youself or fellow beliievers.
Thanks Rebecca for listening,
Ken

A couple of the tasks in my job description are, "Develop and implement a process for identifying and developing members gifts, talents, and passions for ministry" and "Assist with finding gifted members to join in the ministries." My guess is that other Ministry Coordinators probably have similar tasks in their own job descriptions.
I was able to get a great head start on some ideas for teaching about spiritual gifts from somone I connected with here on the network (Thanks, Denise!) but I was curious what other ideas might be out there for this aspect of ministry.
What have you found effective to help members discover their gifts?
I noticed there is a resource available from Faith Alive called Discover Your Gifts, and I'm wondering if anyone has insight about how this curriculum has helped their church?
What other resources are out there that you recommend?