The Need for Congregational Care in the Church
Congregational care is a critical part of pastoral ministry. As pastors, we are called to care for the members of our congregations, and this includes visiting the elderly. In a…
Where Conversations of Faith and Life Meet: Inspiring Dialogue for a Brighter Tomorrow
Congregational care is a critical part of pastoral ministry. As pastors, we are called to care for the members of our congregations, and this includes visiting the elderly. In a…
Chosen families are a type of non-biological family unit where individuals come together to form a close bond based on shared values, experiences, and love. These families are often formed…
As we celebrate Pastor’s Spouse Appreciation Month, I want to take a moment to express my gratitude for my husband. While I may be the one who stands in the…
As individuals engage in religious practices, they often find themselves in a state of heightened mental and emotional activity, which may lead to feelings of fatigue and exhaustion. Sunday, being…
The ability to resolve differences peacefully is one of the most important components in a happy and successful marriage. The increasing complexity of modern relationships has led to an increase…
Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse where an individual manipulates another person to doubt their own perception of reality. It is a common tactic used by abusers, narcissists, and…
The story of Hagar in the Bible is a powerful story of a woman who was enslaved, mistreated, and oppressed, but who ultimately found freedom and hope through her faith.…
A Pastoral Relations Committee (PRC) is a group of individuals within a church who are responsible for supporting and caring for their pastor. This committee can provide a range of…