H.B. London Jr.
Vice President
Pastoral MinistriesThank you for visiting us at this Internet home for ministers and their families. As a member of such a family, we hope your experience on this site will be meaningful and encouraging. We sincerely care about you and your entire family, and we want to be here to support you. That's why our Pastoral Ministries motto is
"Every Moses needs an Aaron"
(based on Exodus 17:12 -- also represented in our logo).


With Our Gratitude


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Take Note
• Election Season -
What can I legally do? 		• The Film Expelled -
Why Focus likes it
• Education Issues -
Including intelligent design 		• Crisis Materials -
Good Grief
• Crisis Materials -
Helping Children Cope 		• Crisis Materials -
Surviving the Crises of Life
• Crisis Materials -
Why, God, Why? (Parents) 		• Crisis Materials -
Why, God, Why? (Teens)



Spotlight Articles


Ministry Issues

Respect Your Elders
by Chuck Johnson

Far too often the majority of the population views retirees as worthess, no longer contributors to the world at large. Tragically, too many of our churches support this impression, relegating seniors of the congregations to roles of ushers, volunteers and bulletin folders, without taking advantage of the wisdom and experience the elderly have gained.

Personal Issues

Room for Dessert, Pastor?
by Andrea Stephens

Pies. Cakes. Potlucks. Picnics. How can the minister even consider staying healthy?

Family Issues

You Know What They Say About Preachers' Kids!
by Stephanie Wolfe

"You know what they say about preachers' kids!" What? What do they say? And who are "they" anyway? Whoever "they" are, they better not say anything about PKs in my presence.


Humor


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