Leadership Pathway Overview

Our commitment is to Connect, Disciple, Empower, and Repeat. This is how we produce leaders, not simply followers.

We do not grow the Church by accident. We steward growth with intention and trust God for the increase. Of these four areas of focus, this guide is specifically designed to highlight how we empower leaders.

We are empowered by unity and faith. We equip one another to move forward with boldness and purpose, carrying others with us as we go.

This Is How We Empower

We Observe reliability, attitude, and initiative.
We Identify an ownership mindset and influence among peers.
We Invite leaders to take responsibility for part of the team.
We Equip them with communication skills, leadership culture, and clear expectations.
We Empower them to lead volunteers and manage responsibilities.
We Evaluate through coaching, celebrating wins and leadership growth.
We Multiply by developing future team leaders.

Below are four diagrams that map the flow of how we empower leaders.

The first is the Leadership Development Funnel, which shows the intentional order our potential leaders move through as they grow.

The second is the Leadership Identifiers Chart, which highlights how to recognize and develop leaders early, supported by Scripture.

Finally, once leadership potential is recognized, there are two leadership development tracks designed to help individuals step into the role God is calling them to either through a 6-Month Fast Track or a 12-Month Standard Track.

“Great leaders don’t create followers—they create leaders who create leaders.”

Be obedient to God.
Be faithful to what He has called you to.
Be blessed.

• Cultivate a Safe and Authentic Environment:
  Make the group a place where members feel safe to be themselves and can share their real lives without fear of judgment or rushing their thoughts. This involves practicing patience with their members and giving everyone time to share their hearts. 

• Encourage Mutual Care and Prayer:
  Leaders should model this by genuinely caring for members beyond the meetings and praying for them daily. Encourage members to show care for each other by doing things together, such as sitting together at church or going to dinner, and ministering to one another. 

• Foster Commitment and Trust:
  Build a strong group by encouraging consistent attendance and commitment to the group. Trust is crucial for a healthy group; it is built when members believe the best in each other and keep confidence in the group's shared commitments, like prayer and attendance. 

• Facilitate Open and Respectful Discussion:
  As a leader, prioritize making space for members to share and learn from each other. You can do this by asking questions that encourage thoughtful, longer answers, rather than just yes or no responses. 

• Promote Humility and a Teachable Spirit:
  A know-it-all attitude can stifle a group, so emphasize humility. Leaders should model being friendly with everyone and having a desire to learn, encouraging members to lay aside their egos and come together with a desire to share what God is teaching them. 

Prayer Points

Overcomers -Overcomer's is a faith-based 12-step group committed to helping people break free from life’s struggles, hurts, habits, and hang-ups. Together, we grow in both sobriety and faith, finding healing and freedom from challenges like alcohol, drugs, gambling, sexual integrity, codependency, anger, depression, anxiety, abuse, mental health concerns, and  more

GriefShare - GriefShare is for people grieving the death of a loved one —  spouse, parent, child (infant, young child, teen, adult, unborn), friend, sibling, coworker, or other relative.

What is Zoom?

Zoom is a centrally supported video conferencing platform that provides high definition, interactive collaboration tools, and telephone conferencing to use for communication and collaboration.

How do I join a class in Zoom?

You will be notified when classes are available via Zoom.
For classes that will be available via Zoom, you will be sent a link. Copy and paste that link into your web browser or click the link when available. Every week the class meets, you’ll use the same link. A Zoom account isn't required to attend a class session. Anyone can attend a class session using their laptop or desktop (Windows or Mac), tablet, smartphone (iPhone or Android) smartphone.

• If you haven’t used Zoom before, leave about 5 minutes to set it up before your first use.

• If you are planning on using a laptop or desktop, the first time you click on a link it will download a free and secure program to your computer.

• If you are planning on using a tablet or smartphone, you’ll want to download the free and secure Zoom application from your application store.

  At the most basic level, all you need to use Zoom is a telephone, such as a smartphone or landline. However, if you have access to a computer or mobile device you can use the full capabilities of Zoom.

  The following equipment will enhance your experience but is not necessary:

1. Web camera: A camera will increase your connection with your instructor and your peers by allowing

   you to see each other face-to-face. If you do not have access to a web camera, you will still be able to see the instructor.

2. Headset with a microphone: This will let you hear and be heard more clearly. This does not need to be fancy equipment, it can be the same as the headphones you might use with your phone.

3. Charger: Charging your device during class will ensure that you do not have an unexpected power

   outage interrupting your learning.

Here are the top three challenges of using Zoom, and how you can address them before they happen:

• I can’t see: Click here step-by-step instructions for “Testing Your Video”

• I can’t hear: Click here for step-by-step instructions for “Testing Your Audio”

• There’s background noise or feedback: Click here for “Solutions for Audio Echo”

  If you’re still experiencing trouble, Cloverhill Church is here to assist you. You can email us or call us at 804-739-7500. Happy zooming!

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As stewards of God’s resources, we are committed to assisting you with care and confidentiality. This benevolence program is designed to support regular attendees of Cloverhill Church. Fill out a form here.

Download a scripture-based prayer guide here.

See our recommended counselor list here.

See our recommended curriculum here.

1. Visit mealtrain.com

2. Click “Start a Meal Train”
   

3. Enter Recipient Info
   Add the name of the person or family you’re supporting, along with the meal drop-off location.
   

4. Choose Delivery Dates
   Select the days when meals are needed (daily, every other day, or custom dates).
   

5. Include Helpful Details
   Note any food preferences, allergies, or dislikes. You can also include suggestions for gift cards, preferred drop-off times, where to leave the food, and any additional needs.
   

6. Invite Others to Join
   Share the Meal Train link with friends and family so they can sign up for a date and provide a meal.
   

💡 Once your Meal Train is live, you can always update or make changes as needed!

New class dates coming soon.

Betrayal & Beyond reveals the truth and nature of sexual addiction, and how women are wounded by the addict's behaviors. For women who have suffered betrayal, their healing comes from understanding the role of trauma, establishing healthy boundaries, exploring the depth of forgiveness, and learning to live in restoration. Exercises in this workbook help the participant process trauma.”

You are not alone! Joining a Betrayal & Beyond group will help you safely process the trauma from your spouses sexual addiction. Shame, guilt, anger, confusion- all the emotions we take on are welcome here and processed with other women seeking Gods truth, confidence and self identity. 

Next steps towards your healing journey:

1. Send a confidential interest email to Jessica  to learn more about the group and the next start date. 

Jessica.ott458@gmail.com

2. Find a counselor- email if you would like recommendations.

3. Start a personal journal- this may be very foreign to you but there is freedom that comes when we write thoughts/feelings down and release them from our mind. 

4. Order the Betrayal & Beyond workbook and journal 

**there is an older (Purple) version of both books, please ensure you order the current (Blue) edition! 

5. Join an online group: an online group may not seem ideal, but the leader of this group at CloverHill Church went through an online group herself the first time she completed B&B and can vouch for an online group’s authenticity, confidentiality, and closeness.