This fall, in addition to sharing reflections on “what is saving your ministry right now?”, we are also bringing back some of our most popular posts over the last couple of years. We hope these “greatest hits” will allow you new insight in this busy time of year. We invite you to join the conversation here, on Facebook, or Twitter! […]
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This fall, in addition to sharing reflections on “what is saving your ministry right now?”, we are also bringing back some of our most popular posts over the last couple of years. We hope these “greatest hits” will allow you new insight in this busy time of year. We invite you to join the conversation here, on Facebook, or Twitter! […]
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Each month, we post a series of blogs around a common topic. This December, Anna Pinckney Straight is curating a month of reflections on pastoral care in the 21st century. Join the conversation here or on Facebook. By Milton Brasher-Cuningham saints of diminished capacity I only saw the words written,requiring me to infer tone;to assume either compassionor conceit; to decide if the […]
Each month, we post a series of blogs around a common topic. This December, Anna Pinckney Straight is curating a month of reflections on pastoral care in the 21st century. Join the conversation here or on Facebook. By Jenny McDevitt In elementary school, I had a brief but intense career as a Christmas criminal. My third grade class was scheduled for […]
Each month, we post a series of blogs around a common topic. This December, Anna Pinckney Straight is curating a month of reflections on pastoral care in the 21st century. Join the conversation here or on Facebook. By Anna Pinckney Straight In my current call, we are asked to write an annual self-evaluation in preparation for our annual review. I’ve written […]
Each month, we post a series of blogs around a common topic. This December, Anna Pinckney Straight is curating a month of reflections on pastoral care in the 21st century. Join the conversation here or on Facebook. By Esta Jarrett Every Sunday, during the final notes of the last hymn at Canton Presbyterian Church in Canton, NC, I walk from the […]
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Each month, we post a series of blogs around a common topic. This December, Anna Pinckney Straight is curating a month of reflections on pastoral care in the 21st century. Join the conversation here or on Facebook. Today’s post originally appeared at Ecclesio.com and is republished here with the author’s permission By Meg Peery McLaughlin I got a phone call from a young […]
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Greatest Hit: Prayer by Text Message?
/in Contemporary Culture, Pastoral Care /by Linda KurtzThis fall, in addition to sharing reflections on “what is saving your ministry right now?”, we are also bringing back some of our most popular posts over the last couple of years. We hope these “greatest hits” will allow you new insight in this busy time of year. We invite you to join the conversation here, on Facebook, or Twitter! […]
Greatest Hit: Worship as Pastoral Care in an Intimate Church
/in Pastoral Care, Worship /by Jessica TateThis fall, in addition to sharing reflections on “what is saving your ministry right now?”, we are also bringing back some of our most popular posts over the last couple of years. We hope these “greatest hits” will allow you new insight in this busy time of year. We invite you to join the conversation here, on Facebook, or Twitter! […]
Saints of Diminished Capacity
/in Leadership, Pastoral Care /by Jessica TateEach month, we post a series of blogs around a common topic. This December, Anna Pinckney Straight is curating a month of reflections on pastoral care in the 21st century. Join the conversation here or on Facebook. By Milton Brasher-Cuningham saints of diminished capacity I only saw the words written,requiring me to infer tone;to assume either compassionor conceit; to decide if the […]
Giving Permission
/in Contemporary Culture, Pastoral Care /by Jessica TateEach month, we post a series of blogs around a common topic. This December, Anna Pinckney Straight is curating a month of reflections on pastoral care in the 21st century. Join the conversation here or on Facebook. By Jenny McDevitt In elementary school, I had a brief but intense career as a Christmas criminal. My third grade class was scheduled for […]
Pro-Active Pastoral Care
/in Contemporary Culture, Pastoral Care, Theological Reflections /by Jessica TateEach month, we post a series of blogs around a common topic. This December, Anna Pinckney Straight is curating a month of reflections on pastoral care in the 21st century. Join the conversation here or on Facebook. By Anna Pinckney Straight In my current call, we are asked to write an annual self-evaluation in preparation for our annual review. I’ve written […]
Worship as Pastoral Care in an Intimate Church
/2 Comments/in Pastoral Care, Theological Reflections, Worship /by Jessica TateEach month, we post a series of blogs around a common topic. This December, Anna Pinckney Straight is curating a month of reflections on pastoral care in the 21st century. Join the conversation here or on Facebook. By Esta Jarrett Every Sunday, during the final notes of the last hymn at Canton Presbyterian Church in Canton, NC, I walk from the […]
In Life and in Death We Belong to God: Are there Babysitters in Heaven?
/in Church Leadership, Contemporary Culture, Pastoral Care, Resources, Theological Reflections /by Jessica TateEach month, we post a series of blogs around a common topic. This December, Anna Pinckney Straight is curating a month of reflections on pastoral care in the 21st century. Join the conversation here or on Facebook. Today’s post originally appeared at Ecclesio.com and is republished here with the author’s permission By Meg Peery McLaughlin I got a phone call from a young […]