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The Institute for Ministerial Wholeness seeks to empower those in ministry, missions, and the marketplace toward wholeness in Body (health), Mind (mental capacity growth), Soul (emotions and relationships), Spirit (spiritual formation), and Vocation (mission).

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Spiritual Direction

Consider seeking a spiritual director to nurture your spiritual growth and faith journey. They specialize in guiding individuals in matters of the soul, faith, and God. It's distinct from coaching, mentoring, or counseling and is practiced across various faith traditions.

Upcoming Events

  • Leading for the Long Haul: Rhythms That Sustain a Healthy Leader
    Leading for the Long Haul: Rhythms That Sustain a Healthy Leader
    Leading for the Long Haul: Rhythms That Sustain a Healthy Leader
    Wed, Oct 07
    Webinar
    Healthy, sustainable leadership requires more than working harder—it requires rhythms that continually draw us back to health. In this webinar, discover how intentional rhythms with God can nurture longevity, sustain your leadership, and help you become a Leader Who Lasts.
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  • When Leaders Hurt: Moving from Burnout to Healthy Leadership
    When Leaders Hurt: Moving from Burnout to Healthy Leadership
    When Leaders Hurt: Moving from Burnout to Healthy Leadership
    Wed, Nov 18
    Webinar
    Burnout, unaddressed trauma, and unhealthy leadership patterns can quietly undermine both leaders and the teams they serve. This webinar explores the connection between personal health and healthy leadership cultures, plus offers practical ways to create places where leaders and teams thrive.
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Testimonials

"Soul care is not optional. In the midst of life's harried and hurried pace, contemplative prayer is a breath of fresh air, facilitating a process to deepen one's relationship with God and increase one's desire for Him. Learning to be still in quiet reflection and meditating on God's Word creates space to hear what the Spirit is saying. I'm deeply grateful for Mark's friendship and spiritual direction."

Rev. Dr. Paul McDonald, Superintendent of the Northern Missouri District of the Assemblies of God

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