Pastors, Thank You for All You Do

October is Pastor Appreciation Month. It’s a special time congregations set aside each year to honor their pastors and pastoral families for the hard work, sacrificial dedication, and multiple blessings provided by these special people.

We at Focus on the Family want to thank church leaders for all they do. It’s our sincere desire to be a source of encouragement to local congregations and walk alongside church leaders in whatever season of ministry they’re in.

In that spirit, we have recently launched the Focused Pastor™. The Focused Pastor is an online dashboard where church leaders can access entire libraries of FREE, proven tools designed to help them manage their churches more effectively.

With Focus on the Family’s broad array of resources, we believe we are uniquely positioned to assist you and your fellow pastors as you support the families in your churches. We want to save you time, energy, and money so that you can be as well-equipped as possible to shepherd God’s people.

You can get started on your journey with Focus on the Family by creating an account and logging in at TheFocusedPastor.org. Let us know if you have any questions, or if there’s some way we can serve you.

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