As many churches wrestle with the post-pandemic restart of their church, many look forward with anticipation of the ministry opportunities ahead. We have experienced a resurgence of churches interested in pivoting from an emphasis on the platform-based ministry to a more balanced approach that preaches the word publicly but shepherds the word personally.
Someone asked me the other day if the past year created more problems or changed the types of problems we are seeing in counseling. While the divisive and anxious environment of the past year had its challenges, the types of problems we are seeing aren’t really new.
However, the trials of this past year did seem to grow the intensity of these common problems, and the isolation many felt didn’t help them find hope or help in a timely manner. Perhaps more than any other time in your church’s history, your people are convinced that personal care and discipleship are necessary for a healthy church culture.
What a difference it makes when people know they can find help when they need it. Your church can be that kind of church! We work with churches all over the world, helping them improve their ability to shepherd and care for their
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