Building the Kingdom: A Supervision Training Program in Pastoral Care and Homiletics

Authors

  • Rick Stern
  • Ryan LaMothe

Abstract

We believe deeply in the importance of supervision for all ministers and would call supervision an essential ministry of and for the ecclesia. With this in mind, we created a certificate program in supervision that would foster lifelong learning and best practices in ministry. In writing this article, we hope to share our work with the larger community and invite conversation regarding the training and practice of supervision for pastoral ministry and preaching.

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Volume 32 Virtues In Formation and Supervision - 2012

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