Ministry Fatigue + What Covid Taught Us About the Local Church feat. Clay Stauffer

Written By Kylie Larson

In this insightful conversation, Clay Stauffer and Mike Glenn discuss the crucial distinction between preparing for ministry versus repairing from it. Drawing from Clay’s personal experiences during his sabbatical, they emphasize the importance of intentional rest for pastors to maintain long-term health in their ministries. They also explore how the COVID-19 pandemic has brought about significant changes in congregations and sparked new approaches to ministry. From varying services styles to online worship, they reflect on how churches have adapted to meet the evolving needs of their communities. Whether you’re a church leader or interested in the future of ministry, this conversation offers valuable insights and practical takeaways.

Kylie Larson

Kylie Larson is a writer, photographer, and tech-maven. She runs Shorewood Studio, where she helps clients create powerful content. More about Kylie: she drinks way too much coffee, is mama to a crazy dog and a silly boy, and lives in Chicago (but keeps part of her heart in Michigan). She photographs the world around her with her iPhone and Sony.

http://www.shorewoodstudio.com
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