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The Rural Pastor Podcast knows that isolation, low resources and vocational identity are three heavy weights hanging heavy on the rural church leader and we want to help you move from surviving to thriving.
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Back in Rhythm: Leading Your Church Into Fall (opens the original)
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For many families, the real “new year” isn’t January—it’s when school starts. Fall brings calendars, routines, predictability, and an enormous opportunity for churches. But it can also bring overload. Andy, Chris, and Matt discuss how rural pastors can capitalize on fall momentum without making the church one more organization exhausting families.
The 5–9 Around Your 9–5: Making the Margins Matter (opens the original)
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Rural ministry rarely fits neatly into office hours. Whether you’re bivocational, fully funded, or juggling ministry with family and community responsibilities, some of the most important parts of life happen in the margins. Andy Addis, Chris Snider, and Matt Macnaughton talk about intentionally using the “5–9” around your “9–5”—not as another productivity hack, but as […]
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