We believe that a new revival is poised to break out in churches and communities across the world, and the Preaching Collective is designed to give those who carry God’s Word the tools, ideas, and resources that we pray will enable us to “shake the gates of Hell and set up the kingdom of Heaven upon Earth.”
The beginning of the spring season brings with it the season when many pastors and their families are on the move to a new church in a new community. When a pastoral transition is handled well, the excitement will usually far exceed the anxiety. Read 7 ways churches can make transitions a good experience for the whole family.
Hear, O Preachers, the Lord your God is One, and the Word God speaketh mayst now be conveyed not only through elocution, but through visual media.
The season for pastoral moves is almost here, and while you’re packing boxes, painting walls, grousing about mortgage interest rates, and threatening to fire your realtor, you’re also getting ready to go to a new church where the people are obviously nicer, the building more problem-free, and the worship more heavenly. From pastoral transition expert, Bob Kaylor, here are seven keys to making your worst move ever.
Part II (For Church Personnel Committees): Setting the Stage In Part I of this miniseries on preparing for the introduction or interview with a new pastor, we talked about the pastor’s preparation for this important
On April 27th, 2013 Seedbed will host a web conference called “Your Next Move: Planning for Clergy Transitions.” The conference will be led by Dr. Bob Kaylor, Lead Pastor of Tri-Lakes United Methodist Church in
In the Wesleyan tradition, every Spring pastors begin getting calls about new pastoral appointments. It’s generally this time of year that leadership transitions are made and pastors move. This can be a difficult process full of excitement and anxiety. One pastors shares his story and suggests a short book that will help other pastors in transition make the move smoothly.
