Wisdom and Wonders in Ministry
Join APM board member Barb Uschold Anderson
& other APM members
Thursday, March 30 2023
3:00 to 4:00PM
Drop in and gather with other pastoral ministers from your desk or home to check-in, share ideas, gain insight and knowledge about a variety of topics. It seems like weekly there’s a new wonder to tackle! Here we will share about best practices, protocols, prayer, and gain camaraderie and encouragement, etc.
We meet for an hour on Zoom, to check-in, pray, discuss & share, timely issues like: homebound ministry, formation of volunteers, etc.
RSVP to Barb at barb.ua@stpascals.org to receive this month’s Zoom link.
We hope you can join us! If you know an active pastoral minister who has not yet joined APM--invite them to do so, as this is an excellent benefit for them.
APM Chair
Jennifer Schneider
Pathways of Healing and Wholeness:
Walking the Sacred Path of the Labyrinth
Led by: Sheryl Rose, Spiritual Director
Monday, April 17, 2023
8:45-9:15am Check-in & Hospitality
9:15-2:30pm Retreat
Lunch included
Cost: $30.00 for members and $35.00 for non-members
Please invite your pastoral volunteers and interested staff
Registration Form
Treat yourself to a day away of both personal and group reflection time using the spiritual tool of the labyrinth. Journey with colleagues as we explore the history of the labyrinth, its many forms and uses and how it can provide rest and refreshment for your soul. Whether you are new to the labyrinth or a seasoned walker, this day will provide multiple ways for experiencing the sacred path of the labyrinth.
About Us
The Association of Pastoral Ministers provides support, advocacy and ongoing formation to our members who are professional lay ecclesial ministers committed to pastorally serving the human and spiritual needs in the Church.
The role of our members is one of leadership in calling people forth to ministry and in modeling new ways of ministering.
We are dedicated to nurturing relationships with individuals and organizations within the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis and beyond its boundaries. We are concerned with broader relationships and responsibilities. We recognize the value of dialogue within the Church for human and spiritual growth for all.
A community of discernment, we seek to discover and implement ways that will strengthen and improve the quality of our ministry, modeled after the life and teachings of Jesus.