“Servant-Leaders through the Holy Spirit”
The 2018-2020 MCCW Worldwide Board
Call for Discernment
“Servant-Leaders through the Holy Spirit”
Have you ever sensed a calling from the Holy Spirit to Serve and to Lead? You may be called to discern for a position on the MCCW World Wide Board!
Discernment is a letting go and letting God guide the process of leadership selection. It is being open to prayer, information and willingness to serve in the capacity in which the Holy Spirit guides you.
How does discernment work?
First, pray to the Holy Spirit for guidance and revelation in all areas of your life. St. Ignatius recommends the ten guiding principles of discernment.
Second take a personal inventory of your time, gifts and talents.
Third, discern through prayer if you are being called to MCCW Worldwide Board (talk with people who currently hold positions within MCCW to better understand what they do).
Fourth, receive an endorsement from your chaplain/priest.
At the Forum in San Diego, you will attend a beautiful “conclave” style gathering where you will meet other discerners too, and go through a wonderful process.
I am here to help you on this journey! I will guide you through every step of the process.
God’s abundant Blessings to you!
Kelly Oliver
Your Discernment Coordinator
Discern2lead@gmail.com
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