ETR Minister Support Curriculum
The Elders' Teaching Resource (ETR) has begun development of a minister support teaching program (curriculum) for the ministers of the ACCA. The goal of this curriculum is to provide teaching, offer training and support, and facilitate discussion between elders, ministers, and their wives. Sunday school teachers will also be invited to participate in this curriculum over time. You can see an overview of the curriculum as well as a description of current course offerings below. More information and registration for these courses is available on Equip portion of the ETR website.
Core Doctrines & Beliefs
- Intro to Core Biblical Doctrines (forthcoming)
The Bible
Engaging the Church & Community
(content provided by ACCFS & HarvestCall)
Spiritual Health
(content provided by ACCFS & 360 Wellness)
- Intro to Spiritual Health & Resiliency (forthcoming)
- Resiliency in the Ministry Webinar
Further Information
Resiliency in the Ministry Webinar
The Gospel both sends us to ministry and cradles us in it. In this audio slide show we share how the Gospel is central to our resiliency. It allows us to rest. It is the source of our self-care. In addition, it is the means by which we care for our families.
Minister Webinars
ACCFS staff conduct webinars in specific areas to assist fellow laborers in the work of maintaining the Body of Christ. Some of those webinars are available to view.
Additional Articles
Overview of Mental Health and Relationship Issues
Note: It is highly recommended that the ministers’ wives be included in this training. This 2 hour, in-person session looks at the most common reasons people seek help and the most common barriers they have to seeking help. We discuss the biological, psychological, social, and spiritual model for human beings
Resiliency in the Ministry
This 2 hour, in-person session focuses on what resiliency is and why it is essential for those in the ministry. We learn about risk factors that lower resilience and fuel burnout and how Satan takes advantage of them. We discuss the characteristics of resilient people and how to grow in
Engaging the Congregation
This 2 hour, in-person session looks at interpersonal concepts such as approachability, being good listeners, and letting people know we care. We discuss ways to encourage good relationships and interactions with the entire congregation. We share common (mis)perceptions which people can have concerning the pulpit and what ministers can do
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