Several of our articles discuss "Healthy Pastors," from our Seven Guiding Values.
No, the picture is not the High Plains. However, the High Plains Fellowship of the CCCC is reaching out into a beautiful, but isolated area of Mexico, the Copper Canyon. Read about it>>
We live in a society where our job or profession is often the primary way people have of identifying themselves. We ask or are asked, "What do you do?" But we who serve as pastors may be falling into a trap if we begin to think of ourselves in that way. Read about it>>
Our theme for the March issue is "Developing Healthy Pastors." Though we, as Congregationalists, don't elevate our pastors to some elite status, we readily recognize that healthy churches are usually led by healthy pastors. Conference Minister Ron Hamilton shares the vision of communities of pastors encouraging each other to accomplish five major things in the lives of the pastors.Read about it>>
We as Christians and leaders are to be of a servant mentality, serving rather than being served. We have learned to think and act this way almost automatically, knowing the virtue involved. Why then do we now hear good, responsible people tellilng us to take care of ourselves first? Lenn Zeller has good reasons. Read about it>>
