
Church communication for solo Pastors
Most churches have one person in leadership. A person who is a very busy solo Pastor who has to do
Leaving on vacation recently, I boarded a flight with my wife and heard the safety announcements. I travel a lot so honestly, I rarely listen to the flight attendants with their memorized warnings. Seriously, do we need to be told how to buckle a seatbelt?
However, this time, the announcement about the loss of cabin pressure hit me differently. “If cabin pressure drops and oxygen is needed, a mask will drop from the overhead compartment.” It continues, “if you are traveling with someone needing assistance, put your mask on first, before assisting the other person”.
A lot of ministry self-care advice can be unpacked in that simple communication. With this in mind, here are 4 ways to uplift others and uplift yourself too:
Most churches have one person in leadership. A person who is a very busy solo Pastor who has to do
Easter is probably your biggest Sunday of the year. But if your church isn’t intentional, it can become just another
Easter is one of the most significant Sundays of the year. It’s more than just a big attendance day for
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