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10 | Struggling With Donor Communication? What God Says About Imposter Syndrome

Episode 10 Published 6 months, 2 weeks ago
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Do you ever feel stuck when it comes to donor communication? You sit down to write an update or share about your ministry, and suddenly the words just don’t come. Or maybe you do get the words out, but they feel flat… and you walk away wondering if donors will ever really get it.


You’re not alone. Many women ministry leaders wrestle with the same thing—and underneath it all is something deeper: imposter syndrome. That quiet voice that says, “Who am I to be doing this?” or “I don’t have the right words.”


In this episode, I want to encourage you with God’s Word and remind you that He delights in using our weakness. From Moses to Jeremiah to Paul, Scripture is full of examples of people who felt unqualified and yet were chosen to speak. God says, “I have put my words in your mouth.”


We’ll also talk about:


  • How imposter syndrome shows up in donor conversations
  • What God says when you feel unequipped or not gifted in speaking
  • Why it’s not really about you—it’s about inviting donors into God’s story
  • A simple storytelling framework that brings clarity to your messaging and freedom to your heart


You don’t have to carry the pressure of “saying it perfectly.” God provides the words, and you get to offer donors an incredible opportunity to partner with Him in His work.

👉 Work with me one-on-one to clarify your fundraising message, remove the guilt around asking, and create consistent donor communication that actually works.

https://irisstorytelling.com/coaching


👉 Grab your free Ministry Newsletter Guide to easily write updates your donors want to read.

https://irisstorytelling.com/guide


👉 Join the free community for women ministry leaders who fundraise — a place for encouragement, prayer, and learning how to use storytelling to connect with donors.

https://irisstorytelling.com/community



Connect with me:

lisa@irisstorytelling.com

https://irisstorytelling.com

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