People Who Are Like Parents

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Familying the Faith

Vibrant Faith

21 episodes

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On Familying the Faith Podcast, we know how much your calling to home-centered ministry matters to you—you’re craving new ways to fuel that calling, and new sources of hope for taking the next faithful step. To do that, you need tools to lead well in a challenging ministry environment, and proof of hope embedded in the stories of other leaders. We’ve each served more than three decades as national ministry leaders, investing in a home-centered, church-supported approach to faith formation. Learn what’s working through stories from leaders who, like you, are cultivating Jesus-centered families.

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People Who Are Like Parents

Familying the Faith

30 minutes 36 seconds

1 year ago

People Who Are Like Parents

Hello Friends!

Welcome to Episode 8 of Vibrant Faith’s Podcast, Familying the Faith. Our purpose is to connect with ministry leaders who are ready to dig into engaging parents, the primary faith-forming agents in our world. Are you ready to help them grow in their capacity and confidence as they share a vibrant faith in Jesus with the next generation?

This episode explores a vital and interesting facet of what we mean by “Familying the Faith.” Join Rick Lawrence (Vibrant Faith’s Executive Director), Jim LaDoux (Director of Coaching Services), and Nancy Going (Director of Research and Resource Development) as we spotlight the transformational impact of “people who are like parents.”

Who are they? What do they do? Why are they so important in the faith lives of young people? And how can churches cultivate these kinds of significant relationships that last over time?

Join us as we explore what it means to help churches deepen their relationships—for the sake of the next generation of believers.

And then join us as we help you take that next faithful step!