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As leaders, we long for our churches to be thriving, healthy, and missionally effective. But how do we truly know the health of our congregations? How do we discern strengths and blind spots, opportunities for growth, and areas requiring strategic focus?

Are you trying to de-clutter in preparation for the spring season? Our journey with Christ needs the same attention.

Read the third and final part of the Pastoral Self-Care series by Dr. Raymond Pendleton.

Dr. Raymond Pendleton, former Senior Pastor of Counseling at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, guides Pastors through mental health in part two of this three part series.

Pastoral ministry is a sacred calling. It requires the best that we have in terms of serving a congregation. The tasks seem overwhelming at times and there is often a long list of unfinished business that must be carried over to the next day. The accumulated demands are confusing. Where to start? There is no end of what need to be done.