EPISODE · Aug 31, 2023 · 1H 3M
The Trinity Network Story: Cultivating Connected Churches Paul and Sue Harrington
from Clergy Wellbeing Down Under · host Valerie Ling
The Trinity Network has its origin at Trinity Church Adelaide, which was established in 1836 . Paul and Sue Harrington share their story of 35 years in ministry with the network, which now consists of 14 churches across Adelaide and South Australia. Dive into the Harringtons' candid thoughts about juggling ministry life and family, the connection that spouses need, and their reflections on the structures that help and hinder our churches, their leaders and their families from doing life and faith together.Download my research report and reflectionsWatch the video version of this podcastComplete a Clergy Wellbeing Quiz hereSend us Fan MailPodcast Disclaimer:Please be aware that the opinions and viewpoints shared on this podcast are personal to me and my guests, and do not represent the stance of any institution. This podcast aims to present findings for open discussion and dialogue, inviting listeners to engage critically and draw their own conclusions. While the content serves informational purposes, it is not a substitute for professional advice. Thank you for joining me on this journey of exploration and conversation!
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The Trinity Network has its origin at Trinity Church Adelaide, which was established in 1836 . Paul and Sue Harrington share their story of 35 years in ministry with the network, which now consists of 14 churches across Adelaide and South Australia. Dive into the Harringtons' candid thoughts about juggling ministry life and family, the connection that spouses need, and their reflections on the structures that help and hinder our churches, their leaders and their families from doing li...
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