Episode 183: Is It Time? When to Leave Your Career for Vocational Ministry
Have you ever looked at your career and wondered if there was something more? Maybe you’ve built a successful career in business, technology, or another field, but a persistent pull towards ministry keeps tugging at your heart. In this episode, we sit down with Rob Dyer and Candi Cyler, two individuals who made the bold leap from their professional worlds into full-time ministry. They’ll share their inspiring journeys, the challenges they faced, and the invaluable skills they brought with them. Get ready to be inspired as we explore the possibilities of a second act dedicated to serving God in full-time, vocational ministry.
Show Notes
- Skills from previous careers, such as process engineering and systems building, can be valuable in ministry work.
- Leaving a stable career for ministry may involve financial sacrifices.
- All professions can be ministry professions, and every day can be an opportunity for ministry.
- Working in the church setting can be challenging due to the slow pace of change and the difficulty of coordinating volunteer schedules.
- When considering a career in ministry, it’s important to explore your calling, take time for discernment, and consider the financial implications.
- Having a diverse team with a mix of educational backgrounds and skill sets can bring valuable perspectives and contribute to the success of a ministry.
- Contact Candi Cylar: candi.cylar@ministryarchitects.com
- Contact Rob Dyer: rob.dyer@ministryarchitects.com
- Connect with Renee Wilson: renee.wilson@ministryarchitects.com