Tips and Insights on Ministry From a Great Minister of Education
My good friend and co-laborer for Christ at Quail, Ray Griffin, is blogging insights and tips he’s learned through his years of experience in ministry. It’s a great resource for that first-year pastor struggling through things like calling, marriage enrichment, etc. And I’ve enjoyed seeing some of his reasoning behind his ministry here.
Talking with Ray personally, I know he’s going to “open source” things like how to handle funerals and weddings, conflict, etc. — all things a rookie pastor or minister will be faced with.
So go tune in to Ray’s blog and encourage him to keep sharing these excellent insights on ministry.
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