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What is Mentoring? SESSION 1

What is Mentoring? SESSION 1. JUNE 2013. Session 1. Mentoring is an intentional, long-term RELATIONSHIP in which one person imparts EXPERIENCE , KNOWLEDGE, and INSIGHT in order to develop the capacity and skills of the OTHER PERSON. Defining Mentoring. Session 1.

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What is Mentoring? SESSION 1

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  1. What is Mentoring?SESSION 1 JUNE 2013

  2. Session 1 Mentoring is an intentional, long-term RELATIONSHIPin which one person impartsEXPERIENCE, KNOWLEDGE,andINSIGHTin order to develop the capacity and skills of theOTHERPERSON. Defining Mentoring

  3. Session 1 • Mentoring is a relational process. • The mentor has experiences to share. • 3. Something is transferred. • 4. The mentor facilitates development. • 5. The mentor empowers. The Key Concepts

  4. Session 1 1. The mentee is an ACTIVEadult learner who recognizes a need forADDITIONALinsight and counsel in developing ministerial skills and knowledge 2. The mentee is “an adult learner who has CONSCIOUSLYundertaken a developmental journey” 3. The mentee is an ACTIVErather than a passive participant in this process Define “Mentee”

  5. Session 1 4. The mentee makes the effort to ASSESS, INTERNALIZE and USEeffectively the knowledge, skills, insights, perspectives, or wisdom offered. 5. The menteeSEEKSOUTHELPand uses it appropriately for developmental purposes wherever needed. 6. The mentee is an individual who is helped along the way in order to develop his or her own UNIQUENESS. 7. An effective mentoring relationship is led by the MENTEErather than the mentor. Defining “Mentee”

  6. Session 1 Disciple, Mentor, Coach We DISCIPLE NewBelievers: FOUNDATION. Laying the foundations. We MENTOREmergingLeaders: FORMATION. Providing leadership formation. We COACHMinistryPractitioners: FACILITATION. Helping them bear fruit.

  7. Session 1 • 1. God is LOVE. A key aspect of God’s nature is His self-giving love. • 2. The Trinity dwells in an eternal COMMUNITYcharacterized by love and unity. • 3. God is capable of RELATIONSHIPboth within the Trinity and with his creatures. • 4. God CARESFORpeople and all of creation. Basis in the Nature of the Trinity

  8. Basis in God’s Creation Session 1 Humans are created… To LOVE For COMMUNITY For RELATIONSHIP 4. With capacity and responsibility to CARE FOR others.

  9. Basis in the Incarnation Session 1 Five biblical passages related to the incarnation: John 3:16 Matthew 20:28 Mark 10:45 John 10:11 Philippians 2:5-11

  10. Biblical Examples of Mentoring Session 1 Moses and Joshua Barnabas and Saul of Tarsus Paul’s mentoring practices

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