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Sharing our best tips on how to effectively manage your ministry and make it more secure.
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How to get oversight over what’s happening in your ministry
The more information, counselors, and counselees you have to track, the more cluttered and unorganized your ministry can become. Rather than tracking information through excel, email and filing cabinets, we recommend using BibliCare’s Ministry Overview and Case Summary pages. These pages will help you answer questions like, “who is available for counseling?”, “who is counseling who?”, “how long has this person been waiting?”, and “when did this person’s case close?”.
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How to review session notes
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How to not get burned out as a biblical counseling administrator
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How to make counselees do their homework
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How to make counselors complete their session notes (in a timely way)
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How to securely communicate with your counselors and counselees
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Tony’s church was using several tools to manage their counseling ministry. Over time, the counselors’ filing cabinets grew heavier, the excel sheets multiplied, and organization flew out the window. At that point, Tony decided that he needed to get coffee with a programmer named Bob. Together, they drafted up a concept for a website that would solve their problems – BibliCare. After BibliCare was created and Tony’s counseling ministry was finally running smoothly, Bob realized that other biblical counselors were likely having the same management problems that Tony had.
Today, our mission at BibliCare is to help biblical counselors spend less time managing their ministry and more time providing biblically-based counsel.
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