People don't become resilient alone. As a leader, understanding the factors that are present in person's life and community can help you to care for them well. This resource provides a matrix that can help you reflect and respond to factors that contribute to resilience in a person’s life.
Read MoreHaving an effective safety plan in place when an emergency situation arises can save a life. This resource is a tool you can use with anyone at-risk of an emergency situation. Working through this plan together will help someone cope with stress and take inventory of the support systems they can rely on.
Read MoreThis is the resource you need to be using this week. Too often we avoid thinking about complicated moments until it's too late. The best thing you can do when a difficult season approaches is to have a plan that prepares you for anything that might come up. This guide will help you (and others you know) plan ahead for difficult moments this season.
Read MoreOne of the most important things leaders can do is manage their own inputs. If you want to sustain your growth, or help others - you need to process information purposefully. This guide will help you evaluate some of the inputs in your life today, and plan for opportunities that you might otherwise miss as the world changes around you.
Read MoreFor hurting people, the holidays often bring feelings of loneliness, sadness, or pain. As a leader, one of the most effective ways to support hurting people during these seasons can be connecting them with others who can provide intentional care. This short guide will help you identify which people may need elevated support during the holidays, then connect them with others who can care intentionally.
Read MorePreparing your ministry to support people with disabilities can be challenging. In this guide, you’ll find evaluation tools that can help you figure out the next steps for your ministry environment, and some general advice that can help you prepare your ministry for this type of work.
Read MoreFinding the right balance in any ministry is difficult. Taking the time to reflect on your current ministry environment can help any leader create a space where people can find healing. This guide will help you evaluate the balance of fun and vulnerability in your ministry and respond with thoughtful priorities.
Read MoreBurnout is an issue even the most experienced leaders face. No matter the season of leadership you're in, understanding the stress you are facing is critical to healthy and successful work. This guide will help you evaluate how burnt out you may be feeling, and prepare you with tools you can use to bring balance back into your work.
Read MoreOne of the most significant factors that contributes to success in a new environment is building a community for yourself. When you feel connected, grounded, and valued, you are able to give more to the people around you - and your ministry will grow. Using this guide will help you walk through creating connection points in your first year of ministry.
Read MoreGood leaders know that without guidelines groups can fall apart, and people can get hurt. This is a worksheet that walks you through "creating a container" that will keep your group safe and provide space for people to grow.
Read MoreOften when someone is in the middle of a stressful situation, they don't take the time to process what they are going through. This guide is a simple tool you can give to anyone dealing with a stressful situation - Inside, each step will help them to process what they are experiencing and decide how to respond.
Read MoreGood leaders know that taking the time to sort through internal feelings is vital to supporting others. This guide will help you take a moment to identify and process complicated feelings. You'll feel better - and your ministry will benefit.
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