Invite a small group of folks (like young adults who often are seeking service opportunities) who can assist with meal service, or a trip to the store for RXs, food or supplies, or other tasks that high-risk parishioners might need taken care of during this time.ġ9. however, see who in your parish really might NEED assistance. Ha, just joking, that was just to see if you were still reading. Meet with fellow ministers in your region or area, if everyone is healthy and able, to really work on some collaborations and/or tweak current collaborations. Prepare a list of social media posts for the next couple of months so that you have them ready to go when things get busy again.ġ7. Review textbooks and resources you are not currently using but in which you may be interested (at this time the diocesan offices are open as usual, so you can call Carla for ideas or come to the library to look over some options.)ġ6. See binder in your or DRE's or pastor's office, or check online at: Pull out the Diocesan "Curriculum for Catechesis" and make sure you are covering all the high school objectives.
#Mps spring break 2015 update#
Update your "Community Services List" (a Worksheet to assist with creating this list if you do not yet have one has been posted on: Ĭall counselors in the area to see if you would like to add them to the list and if they are accepting new patients.ġ4. Read (or reread) Evangelii Gaudium to remind yourself of the Joy of the Gospel, even in trying timesġ3.
Where possible/applicable, have one-on-one conversations with your pastor, parish leader, and colleagues just to get to know him/her better and learn more about his/her ministries and life! (We often seem too busy to do so, but now we may have time!) ġ2. and perhaps add a personal note to that they know the parish is thinking about them and cares for them!ġ1. Send your teens snail mail with some spiritual tips during this time off school. Complete any of the diocesan reports you may have forgotten to do (OK, I had to take the opportunity while I had it, right, I mean at least I didn't specifically say the Parish Youth Ministry Report or the Child Protection Compliance sheet, ha!) Take a day off to be with your family (like a snowless snow day!)ĩ. (Share any good ones with fellow youth ministers at: )Ĩ. Make videos or search for videos to share with your teens and their families to watch while they are home from school. Take time to plan out summer activities for your ministries.ħ. Write out old fashioned cards/notes to your ministry team members and mail them.Ħ. Consider trying a prayer style that you do not typically pray.
really, take some intentional time to pray, perhaps in your Church or chapel. Wipe down everything in your office with disinfectant so that you can keep healthy. Sort through old files - reorganize, recycle and toss!Ģ. You are required to notify your academic program in writing of your intent to withdraw and you must process all required paperwork for such actions by the published deadlines.Here is a random list of ideas I brainstormed of ways to help you as a Coordinator of Youth Ministry to spend your time NOT purchasing food, setting up tables/chairs, and other programmatic tasks for the next couple of weeks while we follow the pandemic prevention protocols:ġ. Please Note: If you are withdrawing from a degree program course, you should consult with your academic program, Student Financial Services ( the Office of Global Services ( and the Office of Veteran Services ( as appropriate to find out how schedule changes could affect your financial aid, loan, repayment, visa, and benefit status. Please review your certificate program's curriculum for the most up-to-date information.
#Mps spring break 2015 professional#
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