Ministry Project Strategy

This student believe every congregate deserves quality care from its ministerial staff. The student-counselor’s home church is small in membership and does not have many of the tools that are highlighted within this study. As an associate minister, the student intentions are to learn as much as possible in order to be of assistance to his pastor as well as preparation for if he is called to pastor. The student understands he should plan to engage the background check process at least one semester before PACO 699 is needed.

Women have been involved in Christian ministry since the very beginning of Christianity. It has declined and risen according to the acceptance of the environment. The two papers addressed in this essay document the rise of women ministers in the Holiness movement as well as the decline of women in the modern Pentecostal movement. In response to this decline in women in ministry, Courtney Stewart gave points which the UPCI should tackle to rectify the situation.

This paper is the final results of my internship ministry practicum II experiences reflection in my church organization work settings and training. My experiences from different areas of exposure sharpened my skills for my professional role of the Doctor of Ministry Program in the theological field of counseling and teaching. My ministry practicum consists of direct involvements with hands-on, real-life interactions under the supervision of my Supervisor, Chaplain Andrea Fletcher. This Comprehensive Written Review analyzes the full spectrum of my observation and participation in tasks from my Ministry Learning Agreement Form. The opportunity allowed me to view other leaders in ministry exercising their gift and in turns

The conference was about helping women become better equipped spiritually, emotionally and educationally to encourage themselves and others on what it means to be a “True” girlfriend. To further illustrate the objectives of the conference, the first thing the presenters did was give each participant an inventory sheet to assess their spiritual gift (s). Secondly, each participant was provided a bingo hand out to ask the women attending the group something about themselves. The group leader instructed the women to write the woman’s initial in the box on the hand out if the individual has done or have something in their life , and if the individuals’ bingo within the allotted time, they were given a gift. Thirdly, each participant was given a form to list the qualities of a girlfriend using Romans 12 scriptures to describe the qualities of “True”

The reason this book is being reviewed is because this was one of our textbook for our book review. This book was for our class to understand how to write a research paper in higher standard. The Quality Research Papers is written by Nancy Vyhmeister has forty-five years of experience in teaching future pastors and professors throughout the world. She continues to have a global ministry in her retirement years, mostly teaching and writing. She also has authored several books, both in Spanish and English, including a Greek grammar for Spanish speaking students. She was editor of Women in Ministry: Biblical and Historical Perspectives.

In The Gentle Art of Discipling Women Dana Yeakley shares a system of discipling women that she has developed through years of experience. While reading this book I learned the difference between mentoring and discipling, ways to connect with women with the purpose of making them disciples of Christ, and helpful tips on how to structure our time together in order to build relationships as well as help the woman grow in her maturity as a Christian.

Sadly, sin and brokenness, as well as, an abundance of souls and spirits that are grieving and pleading for help, still prevail today. It is realize daily, the need of the work of the Holy Spirit to enter and transform lives, is imperative. It is one’s intentional goal, as Christian counselor, to be an inkling of hope and light, an image-bearer of the living God, who radiates hope and deliverance to broken-hearted people of the church and community (Clinton and Ohlschlager, p 697). Upon completion of this course, it ones near future plan, to develop methods, procedures, demonstration, illustration, and techniques, as well as, facilitate a biblical lay counseling program. The program’s design and purpose is to assist in counseling situations when congregants may need spiritual guidance and encouragement. The program will also be developed and purposed, for lay counselors to help shape a caring community where people are able to grow into what God intends them to be (p. 697), which may possibly lead to a more peaceful lifestyle that is less complicated and chaotic. It is one’s intent to make every effort to keep the unity of the church and the Holy Spirit through the bond of peace (p. 697) the focal point and the mission; ensuring God’s glory

“Based on the SMT mission statement above, what do you feel is the goal or function of the Student Ministry Team at St. Francis?”

Over the years, many models have been developed and implemented to endeavor to make disciples. Some of the models have been effective and others have not. Among some of the most biblical and efficient models are the ones that involve small groups. Within the small groups models, they can be broken down into further detail, such as pastoral involvement, the church’s goal, missions mindedness, etc. In this paper, I will explain my philosophy of small groups in a church and the importance of the relational group in authentic disciple making. I will also explain how missional groups can help the body of Christ move out into the community. Finally, I will summarize my status in regards to living in community with other believers and being missional with that community.

They require the back-up of members of the church; it is, therefore, a necessity that whoever is called to accomplish a certain task in the ministry should adhere to it so that everyone has the role to play. It requires prayers and nurturing of talents such as singing. The church should hence be equipped with instruments so and youths be trained in their operations such that pastoral ministry and other young ministries in a church are brought together through various functions to do missions.

Prostitution has always been a worldwide problem especially in Chicago, Illinois. The exploitation of prostitution seems to be one of many serious issues in inner-city Chicago. Some may ask the question as to “what changes occur in a woman’s life to make her want to live this type of lifestyle?” Are prostitutes always the victim or do some control their work, and even enjoy sex? After experiencing human trafficking, drug addiction, and prostitution for 25 years of her teenage and adult life, Brenda Myers-Powell’s life story answered those questions. She survived the harsh lifestyle of prostitution and serves as a mentor to the youth to prevent them from encountering the trauma she did for many years of her life.

This book is for professional people helpers like Counselors, Guidance counselors, Christian School psychologists, Pastoral Counselors, Pastoral care givers, NursesPastors, youth pastors, Deacons, Elders- and other professionals who interact/ intervene in other people’s lives.

According to Ministry Is…, chapter 27, "_____ _ ____ seeks the best for others before the throne of God by bringing their needs to the

Once I finished my thought, I sat on the couch and waited for I response. What I received was a blank stare and a look of disbelief. He stated that he would lose me to God and he did not know how to deal with what I just said to him. He collected himself and stated that he would support me in this journey and would try not to pass judgment on what was taking place. He stated that he understood that I had to do the will of God and he could not stand in the way of my calling. He also stated that he was not sure how this journey would look or how he could help me study to become a better teacher and minster. I let him know that his support is all I need at the moment and there would be days I may need his should to lean and cry on.

The community and church context is the foundation of the ministry project because it describes the church history. The history of the community and church context explains the past, present, and future. In other words, it is the root which brings life to the community and church context. The past history of the church was watered with tradition, the present is the nuture of leadership, and the future of the church rests on the light the Holy Spirit. The past, present, and future of the community and church are an integral part of the ministry project. These parts will demonstrate the demographic and the make up of the community and church as a whole.