Common use of Services to Persons Clause in Contracts

Services to Persons. 2.4.1. The Minister will serve members in their needs for pastoral care, including crisis intervention and visitation of the homebound, sick, dying, and bereaved, both directly and in conjunction with the Congregation’s own pastoral care program. The Minister will maintain awareness of her/his own limitations, and will refer members for professional counseling and other specialized services as appropriate.

Services to Persons. 2.4.1. The Minister will serve provide leadership for serving members in their needs for pastoral care, including crisis intervention and visitation of the homebound, sick, dying, and bereaved, both directly and in conjunction with the CongregationChurch’s own pastoral care program. The Minister will maintain awareness of her/his own limitations, and will refer members for professional counseling and other specialized services as appropriate.

Services to Persons. 2.4.14.5.1. The Lead Minister will serve members in their needs for pastoral care, including crisis intervention and visitation of the homebound, sick, dying, and bereaved, both directly and in conjunction with the Congregation’s own pastoral care program/lay ministry program. The Lead Minister will maintain awareness of her/his her own limitations, and will refer members for professional counseling and other specialized services as appropriate.

Services to Persons. 2.4.12.5.1. The Minister will serve members in their needs for pastoral care, including crisis intervention and visitation of the homebound, sick, dying, and bereaved, both directly and in conjunction with the Congregation’s own pastoral care program/lay minister program. The Minister will maintain awareness of her/his her own limitations, and will refer members for professional counseling and other specialized services as appropriate.

Services to Persons. 2.4.1. The Minister will serve members in their needs for pastoral care, including crisis intervention and visitation of the homebound, sick, dying, and bereaved, both directly and in conjunction with the Congregation’s own pastoral care programPastoral Care Team. The Minister will maintain awareness of her/his own limitations, and will refer members for professional counseling and other specialized services as appropriate.

Services to Persons. 2.4.14.1. The Minister will serve members in their needs for pastoral care, including crisis intervention and visitation of the homebound, sick, dying, and bereaved, both directly when appropriate and in conjunction with the Congregation’s own pastoral care programCongregational Care Team. The Minister will maintain awareness of her/his own limitations, and will refer members for professional counseling and other specialized services as appropriate.