3 Ways Family Pastors Are Trying to Equip Parents
In many churches today, pastors are asking how they can better equip parents for family discipleship. My research sought to answer that question directly.
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Family Pastors as Mentored Disciple-Makers: A Pastoral Identity for Ministry Preparedness
Research shows that many family pastors feel unprepared for practical ministry. This article explores mentoring as a pastoral identity that forms pastors through mentoring relationships.
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Family Pastors as Intergenerational Unifiers: A Pastoral Identity for Generational Unity
Age-segmented ministry, while helpful in its place, cannot carry the full weight of discipleship. If all generations are left siloed all of the time, it creates separate churches. It can lead to each generation thinking that the church is only useful if it is relevant to them and their preferences.
