New Shepherds Orientation: Two-month Pause

September 9, 2018 Jerrie Barber
6 Comments
Anger, Communication, Conflict, Elder-Preacher Relationships, Grief, Individual Responsibility, Leadership

We moved back to Nashville from Sikeston, Missouri, last week. We are unpacking and finding new things every day. I don’t plan to post to New Shepherds Orientation during September and October. I may have an announcement or two.

We are in an interim between interims. My plans are to start with a new congregation on November 11. We hope to take a trip. I have a speaking engagement and a workshop scheduled during this time.

Thank you for reading, sharing, and for your encouragement.

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Anger, Communication, Conflict, Elder-Preacher Relationships, Grief, Individual Responsibility, Leadership
Anger, Communication, Conflict, Elder-Preacher Relationships, Grief, Individual Responsibility, Leadership
Jerrie Barber
Servant of Jesus, husband to Gail, father to Jerrie Wayne Barber, II and Christi Parsons, grandfather, great-grandfather, Interim Preacher, Shepherd coach, Ventriloquist, barefoot runner, ride a cruiser bicycle

6 Responses to “New Shepherds Orientation: Two-month Pause”

  • Jim Harrison
    6 years ago
    Reply

    Well and much deserved rest.

  • Henry Wilhoite
    6 years ago
    Reply

    Going to miss your thoughts for the next two months , know you deserve a vacation but if you have a brain storm and feel you need to share I’ll be listening thanks for what you do for the kingdom Henry

    • Jerrie W. Barber
      6 years ago
      Reply

      Henry,

      Thank you for the idea that started this and your continued encouragement.

  • Jake
    6 years ago
    Reply

    Thanks for your ministry. God bless.

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