Recovering & Thriving In the Post-Pandemic Church: Pt. 1 (Podcast Ep 007)

The first of a two-part series in which Karl Vaters shares lessons from hundreds of small church pastors about responding, recovering and thriving through a challenging season.

There’s a lot of talk lately about recovering from the very difficult series of events we’ve all experienced over the past two years. And understandably so. It will take years for us to get a grip on what has happened, what’s still happening and how it’s still changing everything.

In this two-part series I share several lessons about responding, recovering and thriving through a challenging season. This information comes from hundreds of conversations I’ve had with small church pastors, denominational leaders and others over the last 18+ months.

In this episode (Part 1) I cover:

    • The two dangerous extremes people have found themselves in – and the path to health again
    • The two keys for churches to recover and thrive in the coming years
    • The three most important principles for small churches moving forward

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Producer
Veronica Beaver | KarlVaters.com

 

Music composed and performed by
Jack Wilkins | JackWilkinsMusic.com

 

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Shelley Vaters | KarlVaters.com


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