 | Orientation Guides
Mentor
Help your church's mentors form clear expectations for their relationships.
| Store Code: OG16
Format(s): Microsoft Word 
Price: $14.95
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"Believe that God has given you something that you can pass on and share with another, and be willing to do so when the opportunity arises," says Doug Stewart at the end of his interview in this resource. Stewart has been a mentor throughout his life, but for a long time he didn't realize it. Now that he does, he sees his mentoring as a "skill" or "posture" that he must cultivate.
This orientation guide can help the mentors in your church—conscious or unconscious—cultivate their postures. And if you have a mentoring program, or are hoping to start one, these materials can help your church establish and communicate its expectations for participants.
NOTE: You have permission to make up to 1,000 copies of this 19-page resource to be distributed in a church or educational setting.
This Training Pack contains all of the following:
The Role of a MentorUnderstanding what a mentor is and does. by Earl Palmer
Advice from an Experienced LeaderOne mentor shares his thoughts on establishing effective mentoring relationships. interview with Doug Stewart
Sample Job Description
Qualities of a Good MentorA good mentor should develop these characteristics. by Fred Smith Sr.
Traits of a Good MenteeLook for these five traits in the people you mentor. by Fred Smith Sr.
Beginning the Mentoring RelationshipConsider this advice for starting and maintaining mentoring relationships. by Earl Palmer
Checklist for Relationship BuildingFocus on relationship, growth, and development with your protégés. by Life Together
Signs of Fruitful MentoringUse this assessment to gauge how your relationship is progressing. by Fred Smith Sr.
Prayer List
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