Equip Your Church to Shepherd Well: End-of-Life Care Initiative for Your Ministry
YOU ARE INVITED!!
We would Like to personally invite you to our upcoming End-of-Life Care Initiative Workshop:
Date: TBD
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 Noon (CDT)
Location: Virtual (link provided after registration)
Cost: Free
This workshop will offer a powerful overview of how your church can strengthen its pastoral care ministry through end-of-life education and support.
I would love to see you at our workshop to share more about how this initiative can bless your congregation, and explore how we can serve your church family together.
Click the button below to register. You will receive the link for the workshop and more details.
Why Should YOU Attend This Workshop?
Because end-of-life care is not just a medical concern — it's a ministry responsibility. This workshop will show how your church can shepherd well in life’s most sacred season. When the final days come, your congregation won’t remember programs or positions — they will remember presence, peace, and pastoral care.
Benefits of Attending:
Gain Biblical Perspective:
Understand the scriptural foundation for end-of-life care and why it matters in your ministry.
Equip Your Leadership Team:
Learn how to prepare pastors, lay leaders, and chaplains to walk alongside the dying and their
families.
Discover Practical Tools:
Receive free guidance on how to implement policies, structure care teams, and use simple tools to offer holistic support.
Strengthen Your Pastoral Care Ministry:
Extend your church’s reach by offering compassionate care to members during their final
journey.
Support Grieving Families with Purpose:
Learn how to continue care after death through intentional follow-up, memorial planning, and spiritual support.
Protect and Guide the Church Legally and Logistically:
Get insights on creating funeral/homegoing service policies that prevent confusion and ease the family’s burden.
Position Your Church as a Beacon of Hope:
Become known in your community as a church that doesn’t just pray — but prepares and walks with families through life and death.
