How is this done? Especially since Pastors and deaconesses can be “on call” at a moment’s notice.
Make sure everyone in the congregation is healthy before you plan a trip? ![]()
How is this done? Especially since Pastors and deaconesses can be “on call” at a moment’s notice.
Make sure everyone in the congregation is healthy before you plan a trip? ![]()
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Simple. Ask a neighboring pastor to be “on call” for you at that time.
This was probably a silly question. But I was speculating on what seems to never fail that as soon as a pastor and his family plan a vacation, a major crisis happens. I guess I was merely highlighting what can be a difficult position for pastors especially. Is it easy to separate your self from those sorts of things and put on your vacation hat and go, regardless?
As a pastor for the last year and a half, I have been on two vacations without incident. We have left appropriate contact information with the two congregations, called to check in, and left e-mail addresses as an additonal measure– everything has gone well.
It seems that emergencies come about more often to conflict with district conferences and the like… no, really!
Pax.
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