Staying on Mission is a challenge regardless of circumstance, but even more so in the midst of personnel changes.

Life happens in the midst of ministry efforts, and the time will come when vital members of our team have to leave due to a variety of reasons—spouse job relocation, the need to care for an aging parent, or sadly, due to the unexpected death of a loved one.

In the midst of that change, it is vitally important to engage with the situation with compassion, clarity and courage so as to not only help your community be able to stay on mission, but to ensure the transition is as easy as it can be for everyone involved.

Watch now to hear the specifics of how to engage with compassion, clarity and courage so that each member of your team, current or past, is cared for holistically and in a way that enables the community to not falter in its mission to save souls, makes saints and transform the world!

In this latest addition to The Catholic Leadership Puzzle, Christina speaks about the importance of roles and responsibilities for helping teams function effectively and efficiently, the value of prayer and how to overcome FUD (Fear, Uncertainty & Doubt) in the midst of any transitions that may be happening.

Watch now to gain some insights into how to negotiate transitions, ensure that each member of your team is being best utilized according to their gifts and talents, and negotiating FUD during times of transition.

This latest conversation on The Catholic Leadership Puzzle dives into a practical exploration of how you might integrate all the Leadership Puzzle pieces into your ministry annual events and activities cycle.

Any ministry cycle contains the core components of evangelization, holistic formation, leadership accompaniment, assessment and strategic planning, and are integrated and supported by continuous prayer.

These core components express themselves in the ministry activities and events throughout the year. Optimally, these ministry activities and events are occuring within the liturgical cycle of the Church so as to enhance the discipleship of both individuals and the Body of Christ as a whole.