Digital Course: Thriving in Ministry with Bill Clem
How can ministers’ souls matter more than our roles?
Many ministers — whether paid staff or volunteer leaders, churches or organizations — describe themselves as “tired,” “weary,” and “worn-out.” After two years of pandemic, division, and disconnection from relationships, it seems that 2022 saw more ministers take sabbaticals than ever before. But this “red-lining” is not unique to this season: every minister must consider how he or she will make it in ministry for the long haul. Every minister must consider how they won’t just survive in ministry, but how they can thrive.
In this four-session course, Bill Clem (Director of Pastoral Flourishing, Western Seminary) helps us consider four aspects of thriving in ministry. Bill has worked for multiple churches, academic institutions, and organizations. Through his own trial and heart-ache, Bill is still pouring himself into ministry. And he’s giving this season of his life to help other ministers just like you discover sustainable rhythms, so your soul can thrive for decades in ministry.
Each session involves a brief training video, as well as follow-up work to make the content personal and tangible. Certainly a course like this cannot cover every aspect of thriving in ministry, but The Equipping Group’s hope is that it serves you well, and meets you in whatever state you’re in, and that it helps your soul establish patterns to remain (or become?) sustainable in ministry.
Details about Digital Courses
Once you complete your payment, you’ll receive a download pdf with a link to the full Digital Course. The link never expires, so you can participate in this course at your own pace.
While we ask that you not share the link beyond your close circles, we strongly believe in groups of people being equipped together — that’s even inherent in our organization’s name! So when you purchase a Digital Course, we hope you’ll engage it with a few other trusted folks: a spouse, potential church planting teammates, a sending church, and/or staff.
Finally, we never want finances to prohibit you from being equipped. Our “pay-what-you-can” policy invites you to apply for a scholarship if you can’t afford the price of the course. It’s our honor to serve you as you consider the realities of discipleship in and from your home.
How can ministers’ souls matter more than our roles?
Many ministers — whether paid staff or volunteer leaders, churches or organizations — describe themselves as “tired,” “weary,” and “worn-out.” After two years of pandemic, division, and disconnection from relationships, it seems that 2022 saw more ministers take sabbaticals than ever before. But this “red-lining” is not unique to this season: every minister must consider how he or she will make it in ministry for the long haul. Every minister must consider how they won’t just survive in ministry, but how they can thrive.
In this four-session course, Bill Clem (Director of Pastoral Flourishing, Western Seminary) helps us consider four aspects of thriving in ministry. Bill has worked for multiple churches, academic institutions, and organizations. Through his own trial and heart-ache, Bill is still pouring himself into ministry. And he’s giving this season of his life to help other ministers just like you discover sustainable rhythms, so your soul can thrive for decades in ministry.
Each session involves a brief training video, as well as follow-up work to make the content personal and tangible. Certainly a course like this cannot cover every aspect of thriving in ministry, but The Equipping Group’s hope is that it serves you well, and meets you in whatever state you’re in, and that it helps your soul establish patterns to remain (or become?) sustainable in ministry.
Details about Digital Courses
Once you complete your payment, you’ll receive a download pdf with a link to the full Digital Course. The link never expires, so you can participate in this course at your own pace.
While we ask that you not share the link beyond your close circles, we strongly believe in groups of people being equipped together — that’s even inherent in our organization’s name! So when you purchase a Digital Course, we hope you’ll engage it with a few other trusted folks: a spouse, potential church planting teammates, a sending church, and/or staff.
Finally, we never want finances to prohibit you from being equipped. Our “pay-what-you-can” policy invites you to apply for a scholarship if you can’t afford the price of the course. It’s our honor to serve you as you consider the realities of discipleship in and from your home.
How can ministers’ souls matter more than our roles?
Many ministers — whether paid staff or volunteer leaders, churches or organizations — describe themselves as “tired,” “weary,” and “worn-out.” After two years of pandemic, division, and disconnection from relationships, it seems that 2022 saw more ministers take sabbaticals than ever before. But this “red-lining” is not unique to this season: every minister must consider how he or she will make it in ministry for the long haul. Every minister must consider how they won’t just survive in ministry, but how they can thrive.
In this four-session course, Bill Clem (Director of Pastoral Flourishing, Western Seminary) helps us consider four aspects of thriving in ministry. Bill has worked for multiple churches, academic institutions, and organizations. Through his own trial and heart-ache, Bill is still pouring himself into ministry. And he’s giving this season of his life to help other ministers just like you discover sustainable rhythms, so your soul can thrive for decades in ministry.
Each session involves a brief training video, as well as follow-up work to make the content personal and tangible. Certainly a course like this cannot cover every aspect of thriving in ministry, but The Equipping Group’s hope is that it serves you well, and meets you in whatever state you’re in, and that it helps your soul establish patterns to remain (or become?) sustainable in ministry.
Details about Digital Courses
Once you complete your payment, you’ll receive a download pdf with a link to the full Digital Course. The link never expires, so you can participate in this course at your own pace.
While we ask that you not share the link beyond your close circles, we strongly believe in groups of people being equipped together — that’s even inherent in our organization’s name! So when you purchase a Digital Course, we hope you’ll engage it with a few other trusted folks: a spouse, potential church planting teammates, a sending church, and/or staff.
Finally, we never want finances to prohibit you from being equipped. Our “pay-what-you-can” policy invites you to apply for a scholarship if you can’t afford the price of the course. It’s our honor to serve you as you consider the realities of discipleship in and from your home.