Don't try to program fun but don't stifle it either. Great teams are not found in books or on websites. No matter how compelling Peter Senge, Jim Collins , Peter Drucker or whoever's theories are, they have to be worked out in the real world and that means adjustment, compromise and sometimes tossing the book out. One of my great frustrations in team are those who do not realize when their book is not working. It is about real people, not chess pieces.
Great teams have great logistics.
Not only for me but for other members of the team. Teams figure out logistics so the focus is on the real goal. So many teams in the church are under resourced. I know most of the ones that I have been on have been. There is never enough money.