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“Pastoring had been my identity for so long I’d given little thought to what a transition from the pulpit to the pew might look like.”

By Filings on Mon, 06/08/20
Society & Culture
Pastoral Leadership
Post-pastoral
Retirement
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“Left unguarded, feelings of uselessness can easily replace the busy schedule that used to typify each week. A loss of identity can also result if once-filled hours aren’t replaced by other significant investments. As the Lord redirects my focus toward fresh avenues of service, I often rehearse several prompts to help clarify my ministry objectives.” - TGC

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