In the Midst of the World: Apostolate Newsletter April 2024
A mother in Wisconsin wanted to know how to intercede in prayer for her family. Through Reach MoreTM mission training and an organization called Millions of Monicas, she’s doing so much more.
In the Midst of the World: Apostolate Newsletter January 2024
A brave woman in New Mexico saw that the Church lacked a framework of support for survivors of abuse. So, she built it herself.
In the Midst of the World: Apostolate Newsletter October 2023
A mother-daughter duo create spaces for women in their lives to surrender to God and find a spiritual salve.
In the Midst of the World: Apostolate Newsletter July 2023
In a creative twist on evangelization, a woman in Ohio is using her spiritually-themed artwork to share her faith with a friend.
In the Midst of the World: Apostolate Newsletter April 2023
At a hospital in Louisiana, a young pharmacist is making his workplace a space for both physical and spiritual healing.
Advent Success Story: Jeff
“The Reach More mission training is already making a concrete difference in their lives and in their communities. They’re thinking intentionally about how they can connect themselves and others deeper into Christ’s love.”
Round Up: Holy Week at Home Resources
Holy Week at Home is a resource for individual and family prayer.
I’ve been doing remote ministry for 6 years. Here’s what you need to know.
As a ministry specialist with The Evangelical Catholic, I serve ministries remotely by coaching and training an on-the-ground Point Person who in turn trains people in that community to be disciple-makers. Coaching, training, mentoring, and praying—all online.
Best Practice: InterVarsity’s Online Ministry Page
Check out InterVarsity’s Ministering Online through COVID-19 page. It has an inspiring message, basic Zoom tutorials, as well as webinars and outlines for leader gatherings and small group meetings. We’ve outlined some of our favorite take-aways below.
Best Practice: Simple, Personal Outreach Goes a Long Way
The other day I got an eight-word text from a priest I know named Fr. Patrick. I would consider Fr. Patrick a friendly acquaintance—not a close friend. The last time we communicated was nearly two years ago.