Moving on from vocation ministry?
Moving on from vocation ministry?
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NRVC database director Marge Argyelan is happy to help departing NRVC members register an incoming member. |
If you are moving on from full-time vocation ministry, NRVC thanks you for your service and encourages you to help the incoming vocation director to get connected. Consider introducing the newcomer to your fellow vocation directors, getting him or her on the NRVC digital and postal mailing lists, and preparing other details for a smooth transition.
Contact Marge Argyelan at NRVC to ensure that the new director is properly registered with NRVC: margyelan@nrvc.net or 773-363-5454.
You may also wish to read and share these HORIZON articles about transitions in vocation ministry.
“Five steps to a smooth transition out of vocation ministry,” by Sister Anita Louise Lowe, p. 16, Fall 2010
“Healthy transitions for new members, ministers and the community,” by Sister Mercedes McCann, p. 20, Fall 2010
And to update your VISION contact information, please be sure to contact Dianne Potter at mail@vocationguide.org.
On behalf of all our members, we thank you for your efforts to build the Kingdom through this important ministry.
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