Moms & Ministry Coaching Cohort
September 2024 - May 2025
Second Thursday at 1pm (EST) via Zoom
Calling all Mom Ministers!
“Are you tired? Worn out? Burned out on religion? Come to me. Get away with me and you’ll recover your life. I’ll show you how to take a real rest. Walk with me and work with me—watch how I do it. Learn the unforced rhythms of grace.”
If you ever feel exhausted or overwhelmed from trying to juggle your ministry as well as the duties as a mom then this group is for you! Dana will be leading a coaching cohort for all moms who would like support, encouragement, and best practices to help rejuvenate the Spirit and renew their sense of calling. This is a 9-month series with a fee of $625.
The theme for the cohort this year is: Unforced rhythms of God’s grace. During this series we will explore how we can experience the unforced rhythms of God’s grace more fully. There is grace to be found even amidst the hustle and bustle of life and so let us learn how we can cultivate more grace in our lives.
What you can expect to gain from this group:
Community with commonality—a group of women who have something in common: kids and ministry.
A confidential space to share struggles, fears, anxieties and questions.
A confidential space where you can gain insight, collective wisdom, and best practices for your particular context.
A space that provides spiritual grounding- monthly devotionals to provide the spiritual sustenance we need to do ministry and mom-hood well.
A place where goals are explored so each person can work towards feeling more balanced and whole.
Group Leader and Coach: Rev. Dana Seiler
Dana@unitypres.org
“Of my many titles; mom, wife, Associate Pastor, frenchie mom, cook, hiker, gardener, yoga teacher, coach, and encourager, my favorite title of them all is Mom. As a pastor that believes family is top priority, I find it challenging to balance the demands of ministry and still have enough time and energy to be a good mom. I am committed to helping support and encourage those who are facing the same difficulties and create a community that can share wisdom surrounding this topic.”