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Working with Brethren in Trouble, Tragedy, and Adversity

Learn how to provide caring and empathetic help to those facing adversity, tragedy, and trouble. Discover the art of ministering through empathy, intervention, and restoration to guide individuals towards solutions and growth. A practical guide rooted in scriptural wisdom. Explore basic first aid for people in crisis and understand the importance of effective and compassionate communication. Minister with compassion, not psychology!

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Working with Brethren in Trouble, Tragedy, and Adversity

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  1. Working with Brethren in Trouble, Tragedy, and Adversity

  2. Ministering means showing care We will demonstrate empathy, concern, compassion and interest

  3. Ministering means intervening We want to identify problems, evaluate options, resources and ideas and help people develop a scriptural plan to solve problems.

  4. Ministering means restoration We want to assist people in growing past and through problems so they can serve the body of Christ

  5. Ministering isn’t psychology! • Endless talking – your feelings, the past • The therapist must never suggest anything or tell patient what to do • The Bible urges a completely different approach!

  6. Basic First Aid for People in Crisis • Make contact • Explore the dimensions of the problem • Explore possible solutions • Assist in taking concrete action • Follow-up

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