A Mentoring Program for Pastoral Interns at Calvary Baptist Church, Watertown, WI

Robert Loggans

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A Mentoring Program for Pastoral Interns at Calvary Baptist Church, Watertown, WI

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Robert Loggans. A Mentoring Program for Pastoral Interns At Calvary Baptist Church, Watertown, Wi. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4bef6022-0468-4415-b60c-3c15b92f71a3?locale=de.

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R. Loggans. A Mentoring Program for Pastoral Interns at Calvary Baptist Church, Watertown, WI. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4bef6022-0468-4415-b60c-3c15b92f71a3?locale=de

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Robert Loggans. A Mentoring Program for Pastoral Interns At Calvary Baptist Church, Watertown, Wi. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4bef6022-0468-4415-b60c-3c15b92f71a3?locale=de.

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Robert Loggans

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The rationale for this project emerged from a significant need to encourage, promote, develop and train young men preparing for pastoral ministry in the local church setting. While the college and seminary classroom experience is of great value, the practical application of such knowledge under the tutelage of an experienced pastor helps to complete the preliminary preparation for pastoral ministry.God's call to pastoral ministry is unique and individualized; the call to serve is a call to prepare. The Apostle Paul invested much time in his young protégé Timothy. Paul eventually gave the following characterization of Timothy, 'For I have no man likeminded, who will naturally care for your state.' (Philippians 4:20KJV)This project (1) states the purpose of investing in those preparing for pastoral ministry, (2) provides theological and Biblical rationale for internships, (3) looks at and considers contemporary literature on internships and mentoring, (4) explains the design and methodology used in the project, (5) develops a narrative of the course of the project, (6) And shares the outcomes and suggestions for intentional mentoring internships in the local church setting.Several significant findings indicate that internships are vitally important in preparing for pastoral ministry. Those preparing for pastoral ministry often desire an experienced pastor to make a significant investment in their lives. I have found that many pastors deeply desire to share their life and ministry experiences with those who are younger. Mentoring takes time, flexibility and understanding as each individual preparing for pastoral ministry is special and unique. It is a delightful privilege and joy to have part in preparing students for ministry.

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