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Should a pastor include his children in his pastoral work?

On a previous post, we talked about how a pastor helps his children appreciate his work, not resent it.  This post explained how a pastor should help his children see how important his work is to God.  As a follow-up

Posted in Caring for Widows, Home and Family, Hospital Visitation

How can a child minister to an elderly widow?

My 11-year-old daughter has a very special relationship with an elderly widow in our congregation.  I was very encouraged by her effort this past week to care for this lady in our church who endured a very painful anniversary this past

Posted in Caring for Widows

How do you care for a congregation one year after the sudden death of a beloved church member?

Yesterday marked the one year anniversary of the sudden death of a dear friend and faithful deacon in our church, Stacy Ellison.  Some of you might remember the whirlwind we experienced through this event in several blog posts that came

Posted in Caring for Widows, Funerals, Oversight of Souls

How does a pastor shepherd widows and widowers who desire cohabitation?

This is a question I am getting more and more because of the increase of pastors facing this situation in their churches.  This is especially common among the elderly who meet someone, desire to get married and share their life with

Posted in Battling Sin, Caring for Widows, Oversight of Souls
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