Whether assisting a community through the shock of a national tragedy, or supporting an individual through a more personal loss, the demands being placed on today's pastors are as significant as they have ever been. The race to meet a growing list of needs while finding enough time to prepare next Sunday's sermon seems never ending. As one church leader quipped, "Sunday seems to come every third day!"
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Contact us if you have any questions!Our desire at Cool Strategies is to help you . . . wherever you may find yourself. If the definition of insanity is "always doing the same thing but expecting a different result", we offer an approach for how you can begin doing something new, something different.
But meeting tomorrow's ministry needs necessitates more than preparing another sermon or making one more hospital call. Unfortunately, many pastors have not been schooled in the "business of ministry" and, beyond praying about a situation (always a good idea!) come up blank in even beginning to know where to take the first step towards greater health and effectiveness.
We don't begin to suggest we've got all the answers. Nor do we necessarily know the right balance between faithfully waiting on God and proactively working towards greater church health.
But what we do offer is a revolutionary church tool called the Dynamic Church Inventory. Never fear! This isn't a judgmental process that hurts more than it helps. In our experience, people come away encouraged and focused, sometimes for the first time. Know that our goal is to help you (and in larger churches, your team) identify your most pressing priorities and then plan an appropriate, effective response.
Cool Strategies wants to help you build a healthier and more vital ministry . . . which is a big reason you accepted this calling in the first place!
