Earlier today, I posted a blog that was a copy of the devotional I wrote this morning on Facebook for the two churches I pastor.
I used the term "Ministry of Encouragement." For the past several years, I have sensed that my entering into a focused ministry of encouragement was my next call in life. I've spent a lot of time thinking about it and wondering what it could, and would, look like.
Now, as we find ourselves immersed in the early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic/crisis, it has become more clear, especially as our best course of action to defeat the virus seems to be radical social distancing, that my intentional and purposeful focus on encouraging others is what I am supposed to do.
So, as I have time, I hope to post articles about encouragement on the several Facebook platforms that I manage, as well as this humble blog.
If you have any suggestions for topics or approached, or if you have a story of encouragement to share, please let me know.
Rick is a retired United Methodist Church pastor who is proud to provide music for children and senior adults, as well as providing pastoral support as a community chaplain, especially to individuals and families who are not part of a church home in Hood, Summervell and Johnson Counties in North Central Texas. In addition, Rick is currently serving as the part-time pastor of the Waples United Methodist Church in Granbury, TX.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
I don't feel dressed without having a pen, pencil and notebook with me!
I'm at the age where I pretty much know what I like to have with me in terms of every-day-carry. I like 4"x6" sized notebook...
-
I really enjoyed finally connecting with the great staff at Wiley Funeral Home & Cremation Service here in Granbury, TX. I was asked ...
-
My #1 favorite song is Somewhere Over the Rainbow / What A Wonderful World as sung by the late Israel Kamakawiwo'Ole. My #2 favorite so...
No comments:
Post a Comment