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6. Conclusion

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Complete this lesson by sharing these final thoughts

Now that you have completed this course, identify the action items you want to make personally and together as a board.

Personally:

1. Commit to regularly attending Bible study.

2. Commit to personal daily devotions.

3. Commit to personally visiting members in my assigned zone of responsibility.

4. Preparing one or more devotions that I can use in my home visits.

5. (If not the chairperson) Commit to preparing any reports for my board and sending them to the chairperson at the time requested.

6. (If the chairperson) Commit to requesting reports well ahead of meetings, preparing, and sending in advance the agenda, minutes, and all reports to those responsible for attending the meeting.

Anything else? Share it here:

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Proposed Changes	Author	Created Date
make a time to meet with them and pray together	dklenni@msn.com	04/27/2021
Other than prayer I'm not certain. I would assume the elders and deacons would provide this care	dklenni@msn.com	04/27/2021
Spiritual: Pray for the Pastor and his family, the same for the church secretary and their family. ; Church Responsibilities: The elders should play a part of carrying out some of the duties and requests from the pastor. ; Family: Pray for their families, fellowship with them. and be available when the need arises; Physical: Making certain they have what they need to complete their ministry responsibilities; Mental: Encourage them to take breaks frequently whether vacation, weekend away, retreat, etc. for time away from responsibilities and time to meditate and give their mind a rest; Social: Make a point to have coffee, listen, take them to lunch or bring dinner to them. Do something away from church for them or their family; Financial: Make certain costs and living expenses are being met.	dklenni@msn.com	04/27/2021
According to God's word the elders are to be respected and if one goes against them then they are to be rebuked. Take care of the workers and they will teach others	dklenni@msn.com	04/27/2021

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make a time to meet with them and pray together

dklenni@msn.com

April 26, 2021 at 7:16:37 PM

Other than prayer I'm not certain. I would assume the elders and deacons would provide this care

dklenni@msn.com

April 26, 2021 at 7:16:04 PM

Spiritual: Pray for the Pastor and his family, the same for the church secretary and their family. ; Church Responsibilities: The elders should play a part of carrying out some of the duties and requests from the pastor. ; Family: Pray for their families, fellowship with them. and be available when the need arises; Physical: Making certain they have what they need to complete their ministry responsibilities; Mental: Encourage them to take breaks frequently whether vacation, weekend away, retreat, etc. for time away from responsibilities and time to meditate and give their mind a rest; Social: Make a point to have coffee, listen, take them to lunch or bring dinner to them. Do something away from church for them or their family; Financial: Make certain costs and living expenses are being met.

Progress

Ambassadors of Reconciliation

6. Conclusion