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Ministry
Coaches
The concept
of coaching is pretty familiar to most of us. We see coaches in a variety
of areas - the cricket coach, the maths coach or even a business coach.
Coaches help in many ways: they encourage, teach, train, model and advise.
It is our hope that everyone in Challenge has a ‘ministry’ coach!
We want you to have a coach who will pray for you, encourage you, teach,
train and guide you to best use your gifts to proclaim Jesus to the
world. If you have been to a Challenge conference and currently don’t
have a coach, please let us know, so we can help you find someone who
can coach you in ministry.
Great Expectations
What do we expect
of Challenge coaches? We hope Challenge coaches will:
- take a personal
interest in your growth as a Christian and work through important life
decisions with you
- work to equip you to be more able to minister the Word of God while
being an example of how to train others
- challenge you to live for Jesus and help you to assess how best to
serve Him
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Areas
of Coaching & Suggested Exercises |
There
are basic areas of training in the Christian life and ministry that
you can aim to work through in the context of a Coaching relationship.
We have suggested exercises, which may be useful in working through
each of these areas.
Click on each
of these exercises to download a PDF. For more coaching ideas click
here
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Coaching
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