This may come across as counterintuitive advice but the more focused you are in your job search, the more likely you are going to find a new role!

After 15 years in church ministry, what is like like "on the other side"

What if the best thing for your ministry was for you to take a break from it?

In way too many ministry contexts, personality trumps skill. This is not true in job contexts. Being well liked is never good enough.

What does it mean to be 'called' and is leaving full time church ministry forsaking your call?

Not only is networking with people the way to find a job, networking with the right people is the way to find a job fast.

What do you do when your pastoral identity is gone and you're forced simply to be yourself?

At the end of the day, you work to make money but how do you ask for more without coming across as greedy or selfish?

What kind of marketplace jobs are neatly transferable for someone with a ministry background?

How can make churches amazing places to work that value staff and their gifts?