Church leaders from several congregations and nonprofits gathered at Radiant Bible Church earlier this month for fellowship, encouragement and training. At the gathering, I shared a pre-recorded conversation with pastor/leader and author Dale Sellers. Each week, he works with churches across the nation and his energy and wisdom are contagious.
“How do churches seem to be coping right now?” I asked. “And what are some of the greatest needs you’re finding now among church leaders?”
I reserved Dale’s answer for this email because I believed it would encourage you. Click the video link below to view the clip. (You can access the entire conversation here.)
I asked Dale if he had any vision-related resources I could pass along and he shared this free resource from his organization’s website. I hope it is helpful.
As you prayerfully and patiently plan for the coming weeks and months, I pray you find a continual source of encouragement in Christ. Paul’s words seem altogether appropriate: “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up,” (Galatians 6:9, NIV).
And, if there’s a way we can support or serve you, please let me know.
Serving him together,
Kevin Carr
Communications and Church Relations Officer
P.S. October is Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. Would you consider helping us raise awareness by participating in events, purchasing an item from our brand new SWag Shop and engaging with us on social media? Together, we can prevent domestic violence in our churches and in our community.
Men IN Action Breakfast
Invite men from your church and join us on Thursday, October 1. We’ll meet from 7:30-9:00 a.m. at the Washington Township Park Pavilion with special guest, NHRA Champion Antron Brown.
Domestic Violence Awareness & Prevention Month
Help us raise awareness and prevent domestic violence by participating in these October events.
Visit the SWag Shop
By proudly wearing these items, you’ll generate awareness of our work. Proceeds from each purchase will help us continue supporting survivors and working to prevent domestic violence across the community.
