2. Follow-Up and Enfolding in God’s Family
Connect follow-up with friendship, listening and dependable support. Prepare a conversation and handoff plan using a hypothetical example, with original notes and a new worksheet.
Connect follow-up with friendship, listening and dependable support. Prepare a conversation and handoff plan using a hypothetical example, with original notes and a new worksheet.
Michael Brodeur and guest Mark Perry explore clear pathways, personal care and participation in small groups. Prepare one supported improvement with original notes and a new worksheet.
Explore compassion, leadership example and shared pastoral care. Use the original outline, viewing guide and new worksheet to review one existing support setting.
Consider vulnerability, integrity, mercy and the limits of assumptions. The original outline and new worksheet help you draft open questions for an existing support role.
Explore the historical ministry-model survey without assuming a full endorsement. Use the original notes and new worksheet to organize evidence, questions and the next inquiry.
Bring the series together through supported leadership. Original notes, viewing markers and a new worksheet help clarify one existing role, its preparation, handoffs and feedback.
Review compassion, shared responsibility and sustainable pastoral care. Use the original notes, viewing guide and new worksheet to map one existing care relationship.
Connect pastoral care with equipping and supported service. Review one existing ministry activity with original instructor notes and a new companion worksheet.
Connect shared responsibility with preparation, practice and support. Build one team-development proposal using original notes and a new companion worksheet.
Explore the pastoral contribution through welcome, practical care and community. Prepare a realistic support step that keeps growth and shared purpose in view.