Coaching
Working Closely With Pastors
CYN offers a two-year one-on-one coaching program to help emerging and existing leaders start or recalibrate a strategic ministry along with establishing a balanced personal life and healthy spiritual life. CYN believes the following VALUES are critical for a healthy and balanced ministry:
Passion & Intimacy with God
Solid Biblical Theology
Exemplary Family and Personal Life
Servant-Leadership
Submission to Authority
Healthy Relationships
Clear Objectives from a God instilled Vision
Organization and Structure
Are you interested in Coaching?
Send us a message so we can discuss your unique situation.After two years of one-on-one coaching, the outcomes of this program will be:
Transferable Ministry Plan
At the conclusion there will be a plan approved by the Lead Pastor, fully implemented and transferable to any future successor.
Personal Life Plan
each emerging leader will develop a plan to realize a healthy and balanced personal life.
Individual Spiritual Priorities
Each emerging leader will commit to foundational elements of a Biblical worldview, living like Christ and daily spiritual disciplines to create healthy life-long spiritual habits.
Career Path Direction
Assistance given to help the leader in directing their next steps in their vocational journey.
“I now have a tangible ministry plan on paper, which previously existed only in my head. I am able to present my thoughts and ideas in a clearer sense, and can better hold myself accountable to what I intend to do. I think my ministry is much more unified and connected than it previously was. I also feel that the current strength of my leadership team is a direct result of this experience.”
“The CYN coaching has been very accommodating of the particular issues of our church context. Rather than attempting to force us into a predetermined mould, they have engaged a creative process with us that includes flexibility and reflects our distinct church identity and setting. I would encourage other churches to engage this process for the strengthening of their own youth workers and ministries.”