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Welcome to the official first podcast of the Centre for Effective Serving, a research and consulting organisation focused on vocational wellbeing, burnout prevention, and training. In Season 1 we are focussing on Clergy Wellbeing Down Under. In today's fast-paced and demanding world, support for those who serve by leadership is more crucial than ever. However, the pressures and challenges that come with leadership roles can often lead to burnout and exhaustion, both mentally and physically. At the Centre for Effective Serving, we understand the significance of addressing these issues head-on to create a healthier and more productive leadership landscape. In each episode we delve into the latest research and resources developed by our team of experts, who are dedicated to enhancing leadership wellbeing and fostering a supportive environment for leaders to thrive. Our podcast provides valuable insights, evidence-based strategies, and practical tips to help leaders an
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to the official first podcast of the Centre for Effective Serving, a research and consulting organisation focused on vocational wellbeing, burnout prevention, and training. In Season 1 we are focussing on Clergy Wellbeing Down Under. In today's fast-paced and demanding world, support for those who serve by leadership is more crucial than ever.
Recent episodes include "Season 3 Finale: The Common Table Story" (26 May 2026, 44 minutes), "Pastors NEED Intentional Support" (21 May 2026, 44 minutes), and "Trauma and Moral Injury in Ministry" (6 May 2026, 42 minutes).
Clergy Wellbeing Down Under publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 43 episodes.
Booking probability for Clergy Wellbeing Down Under is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Clergy Wellbeing Down Under requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Clergy Wellbeing Down Under's contact route on record: verified email.
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Clergy Wellbeing Down Under is a religion podcast with 43 episodes published.
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Episode #12
The Common Table Colaborative Story In this episode, we explore the inspiring journey behind the Common Table, a groundbreaking ecumenical initiative fostering collaboration across Christian denominations. Our guests...
Episode #11
Most pastors carry a heavier burden than many realize. After a near-breaking point during a Sunday service—overwhelmed by grief, exhaustion, and loneliness—Reverend Dr. Todd Adams openly shares how he hit rock bottom...
Episode #10
In this episode, Kristen Hydinger, a researcher at Boston University's Danielson Institute, shares insights into the unique mental health challenges faced by clergy and chaplains, emphasizing trauma, moral injury, and...
Episode #9
Scaling Mental Health Support through Faith Communities: Insights from Dr. John Naslund Discover how faith-based initiatives and community-led programs are transforming mental health outreach across diverse cultural...
Episode #8
Brian Foreman, with three decades of experience related to congregations as staff and support, he combines his theological, leadership and community engagement education with the practical experience of serving...
Episode #7
Dr. Allison Norton is Associate Professor of Migration Studies and Congregational Life at Hartford International University, where she directs the Pastoral Innovation Network of New England and co-directs the Hartford...
Episode #6
Dr Rae Jean Proeschold-Bell, PhD, is a Professor of Global Health at Duke University and Director of the Duke Clergy Health Initiative, for which she has been the lead researcher since its inception in 2007. She is an...
Episode #5
Dr Matt Edwards has been a Doctor in the UK for over twenty years before transitioning to work with Thrive Worldwide with a vision to helping people and organisations to thrive. His role with Thrive has developed from...
Episode #4
The Flourishing in Ministry project began over ten years ago at the University of Notre Dame. Dr. Matt Bloom, whose wife is a pastor, led a team of researchers (including Dr. Chris Adams, Executive Director) to develop...
Episode #3
Looking for gumption to persevere in ministry? Looking for spectacular evidence for the case of religion? Interested in what makes death row inmates flourish more than the global population? Debunking the Gallup...
Episode #2
Dr. Victor Counted discusses the integration of positive psychology and Christian theology to understand and promote human flourishing from a faith-based perspective. Topics include Christian flourishing, spiritual...
Episode #1
Dr David Eagle is an Associate Research Professor of Global Health and Sociology . He leads the Religion and Social Change Lab (RaSCL) RaSCL . RaSCL is a team of researchers and practitioners who use the tools of social...
Episode #11
Colin Buchanan ministers directly to our ministry kids addressing 7 of the top themes that came up from our survey. Honestly - this one is best seen on the video version because - well - Colin is in full view with all...
Episode #10
Anna Cox who serves with Reach Australia and Michael Jensen (podcast co-host of With All Due Respect ) are siblings who share their perspective growing up within the evangelical Christian Anglican community in Sydney...
Episode #9
Join me, Valerie Ling, for part 2, as I sit down with Barnabas Piper, author, pastor and son of theologian John Piper, for a candid and helpful conversation about being a pastor's kid. Barnabas shares his personal story...
Episode #8
Join me, Valerie Ling, as I sit down with Barnabas Piper, author, pastor and son of theologian John Piper, for a candid and helpful conversation about being a pastor's kid. Barnabas shares his personal story of...
Episode #6
In this conversation, I speak with Collett Smart - psychologist, author and speaker in child and adoelscent mental health. Collett hosts the Raising Teens Podcast and is the author of "They'll be okay. 15 Conversations...
Episode #7
In this conversation, Collett Smart discuss the challenges and nuances of parenting in ministry, particularly focusing on the unique struggles faced by ministry kids. We explore themes of faith, identity, the importance...
Episode #5
Growing up in the unique world of ministry life can shapes a child's perspective in unique ways. Marsden Sampson knows this journey intimately, being both a pastor's kid and a missionary kid. He recounts his story of...
Episode #4
How can you make church environments inclusive for neurodivergent children, especially those in ministry families serving abroad? Tanya Crossman brings part 2 to her interview with me and shares her lived, and expert...
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Coordinator of Congregational Ministries, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
Associate Professor of Voice and Musical Theatre, Mentoring Alliance of East Texas
Green Web Foundation
founding director of the Institute for Studies of Religion and distinguished professor of the social sciences, Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum
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