
Welcome to the official first podcast of the Centre for Effective Serving, a research and consulting organisation focused on vocational wellbeing, burnout prevention, and training. In Season 1 we are focussing on Clergy Wellbeing Down Under. In Season 2 we looked at how ministry kids locally and on the mission field are doing.In today's fast-paced and demanding world, support for those who serve... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityEducationReligion & Spirituality | |||

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Val Ling is doing the church a great service by having these conversations with specialists in the clergy wellbeing space. Many super excellent interviews. Wonderful insights. Thank you Valerie!
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Content focuses on the mental, emotional, and physical well-being of leaders within religious contexts, especially clergy. Episodes discuss pressures from leadership roles, the psychological impacts of ministry, and effective burnout prevention strategies. There is a significant emphasis on the unique challenges faced by ministry families and children, as various experts in psychology and leadership share insights and evidence-based practices for fostering resilience and creating supportive environments. Noteworthy themes include stress management techniques, emotional intelligence, and the importance of community support in maintaining well-being.
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Recent guests on Clergy Wellbeing Down Under include:
1. Barnabas Piper
2. Collett Smart
3. Tanya Crossman
4. Marion Knell
5. Timothy Captain
6. A.J. Mathieu
7. Dr. Chelsea Gill
8. Sam Sterland
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