Who’s at your table?
Do you feel stuck in a particular area of your life and unsure of which route to take? Maybe you just have so much on and you can’t find clarity or decide on your next steps? You have an idea
Mentoring in Midlife
‘I was young and now I am old.’ Psalm 37:25 Midlife normally occurs anywhere between the ages of 40-60, and can last for a few years or as long as a decade. It may be ‘triggered’ by a precipitating event like
Five ways mentoring transforms my ministry
Throughout my experiences of leading and being responsible for my peers, young people, and children, one thing has remained invaluable: mentoring. Being mentored has transformed how I approach positions of leadership and ministry – and here’s why: There’s someone there to
The Costly Privilege of Mentoring
At a back table of a small Costa, I, aged fifteen, sat opposite my church youth worker. With my hands wrapped around a cherry hot chocolate, I spoke to her about school, friends, and what I’d been puzzling out about
Top Tips for Mentors
Mentoring is very rewarding and can lead to significant growth for the mentee. There are many different ways to mentor someone. Here are some general guidelines to help. For further help consider joining a cluster group [here] or contact us
Tips for youth workers
Make sure you have your days off! It sounds selfish and you will sometimes need to discern what is volunteering and what is work but you are allowed to say No. You need to look after yourself. Be organised