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About Coaching            

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What is Coaching?

Coaching is the process, guided by the Holy Spirit, of coming alongside ministry leaders, teams or groups to help them discern and realize God’s call for their life, leadership and ministry.

Who benefits from Coaching?

Testimony from  Nate Visker, Spring Lake, MI - "Meeting with my coach helped me gain clarity around the role I play in my church. More importantly, it helped me identify next steps and tasks that needed to be achieved. Although I could have done some of this on my own, I know I wouldn't have. I found the perspective, encouragement, and accountability I needed to get me going again."

 
How could you benefit from coaching?

Types of Coaching 

 Available Coaching Clusters and Contact Information:


For Prayer Coordinators- msterenberg@crcna.org
For Coffee Break Directors, Small Group Coordinators, and  Evangelism Leaders-shuizenga@crcna.org
  

Congregational Coaching is with church councils, vision planning teams, and other leadership groups.

Congregational coaching requires intentional dependence on the leading of the Holy Spirit.

The content of congregational coaching, while generally guided by structured resources and programs, focuses on the unique needs and goals of the congregation and leader group being coached.

Examples of  "structured resources and programs" include Healthy Church, Natural Church Development, REVEAL, and Ridder Leadership Development.

Contracts and timelines for coaching assistance, payment arrangements, other costs and reimbursements are negotiated, agreed upon, and signed by the coach and congregational representative.


Contact Information:

Healthy Church Office, healthychurch@crcna.org, phone 616.224.0770
Stan Koster, Healthy Church Lead Coach, stanleykoster@sbcglobal.net , phone 616.403.7755
Ben Becksvoort, Great Lakes Regional Leader, bbecksvoort@crcna.org ,phone 616.224.0723