Moving On: A Guide for Pastors in Transition

If you're one of the thousands of pastors and church staff members changing ministry positions this year, here is sound advice, based on research and experience, for navigating the contemporary ministry employment maze. The book addresses all aspects of ministry transition---spiritual, emotional, familial, and especially the many practical considerations involved.

Youthworker Journal

'...an extensive 'guide' designed to help pastors and other church workers navigate the inevitable transitions in the complex world of church employment....It is laced with helpful charts, sidebars, and insights gained from a survey...Both theologically insightful and down-to-earth practical, this economical guide has at least one chapter for everyone considering a ministry transition. Goal-setters and the highly organized will love the checklists, inventories, and step-by-step guides.' -- Youthworker Journal

Dr. Michael J. Anthony is professor of Christian education at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University. Former president of the North American Professors of Christian Education, he has served on staff in various ministry leadership positions in five churches and currently serves as a consultant in leadership and administration to churches and many Christian nonprofit organizations. He is the author or editor of nine books, including The Effective Church Board, The Evangelical Dictionary of Christian Education, and most recently, Management Essentials for Christian Ministries.

Dr. Mick Boersma is associate professor of Christian ministry and leadership at Talbot School of Theology. He serves as the director of field education for the MDiv degree, where his primary responsibility is preparing ministry leaders to enter pastoral ministry. He is also the director of Talbot's Seque Program, which provides ministry resources to thousands of Talbot alumni currently in ministry settings. He is a consultant to pastors in transition and to church boards seeking candidates for pastoral leadership.