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1. www.redeemereugene.org › part-5-how-does-thePart 5 – How does the church benefit from a pastoral sabbatical?

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   2 days ago · Yes, God provides daily bread, but you do not live by bread alone (Lk. 4:4). We emphasize the primacy of God’s Word, whether it is the public or private teaching of it. When God speaks, He does things only He can do (Ps. 72:18; Is. 55:11). It is my hope and prayer that your habits and faithfulness to gather will only increase more and more.

2. www.thegospelcoalition.org › article › pastoralPastoral or Academic Ministry? How a Pastor-Theologian Can ...

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   1 day ago · These pastors not only consume theology but contribute to academic conversations via their lectures, writings, podcasts, and so on. 3. Bivocational Pastor-Theologians. Of the five faithful options, this one is the least frequented. Individuals in this category truly split their time between the church and the academy.

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   Should a church give a pastor a sabbatical?

   • Things to consider: 1. Start out small: If your church has never considered giving a pastor a sabbatical and seems resistant, start out small and let the idea grow. Have a five or ten year plan in your mind where the sabbatical idea flowers into the full vision you have.

   Caring for the Pastor: The Sabbatical - 9Marks : 9Marks

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   How long should a pastor take a sabbatical?

   • Sabbatical: Consistent with our belief that a healthy church requires a healthy pastor, we encourage the Senior Pastor, after completing at least four years of full-time ministry in this local church, to take between one and three months as a sabbatical for respite and renewal.

   Example Senior Pastor Contract/Covenant - Holy Joys

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   Can a pastor be on-call during a sabbatical?

   • A pastor cannot be “on-call” during a sabbatical. Nor should they be preaching, teaching, counseling, or doing anything that is a regular part of their ministry. Sabbaticals are unique in that they give pastors space and opportunity to disconnect from their usual role and function.

   Ministry Sabbaticals: A Pastor’s Guide - Daily Pastor

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   What should a pastor expect during a sabbatical?

   • The congregation should anticipate them and seek ways to respond with understanding. • A sabbatical forces a pastor to negotiate a transition in role, responsibility and self-definition. Transition involves an “in-between” phase that is hard. Pastors should expect and plan for such a transition when they begin and end sabbaticals.

   The dark side of sabbatical for pastors | Faith & Leadership

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4. www.reddit.com › r › AskAChristianDoes it seem like the traditional "Pastor" role is both too ...

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   Well, there's a huge disconnect between the biblical concept of a pastor (1 Timothy 3.1-7; Titus 1.5-9) and the "pastors" you find in most churches. But there is a strong NT emphasis on a multiplicity of pastors in each church (Acts 14.23; Acts 20.17; Acts 21.18; Titus 1.5; 1 Timothy 4.14; James 5.14) for the exact reason you're describing.

5. joelbeeke.org › experiential-preaching-is-applicatoryExperiential preaching is applicatory - Dr. Joel Beeke

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   1 day ago · Some preachers say, “Application is the Holy Spirit’s job, not mine.” But that is not the way the Bible handles truth. People need to be spoon-fed when you bring them the Word of God, not only in your exposition but also in your application. They need help to know what the truth implies for what they must do and how they must do it.

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7. divinity.duke.edu › programsContinuing Education | Duke Divinity School

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   4 days ago · This flexible program allows participants to immerse themselves in learning and renewal through self-directed study, worship, and prayer on the Duke campus. Participants select their topic, and Duke Divinity School provides the resources needed for a relaxing and productive week. Certificate in Conflict Transformation and Reconciliation.

8. catalog.neumann.edu › preview_programPastoral Care Specialist (CPCS) Certificate - Neumann University

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   Mar 14, 2024 · The Certificate for the Pastoral Care Specialist program is designed for persons, e.g., ministers, deacons, hospice workers, and/or lay pastoral care givers, who, while involved in ministries of pastoral support and care giving, do not aspire to function as pastoral counselors/psychotherapists. To earn the CPCS, the student must successfully ...

9. michiganumc.org › lay-member-ac-guideLay Member of Annual Conference Guide - The Michigan Conference

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   4 days ago · All ordained elders and deacons, as well as licensed local pastors currently serving a church are members to annual conference. At least one lay person is elected by each charge (one or more local churches). Each charge with more than one clergy under appointment is entitled to as many lay members as it has clergy under appointment.