Building a Culture of Care - Helen Thorne-Allenson and Jay Mosser
Church is designed to be a beautiful community of Christ-centred love where those inside the church are helped to persevere and grow, and those outside are shown the goodness of God. But how do we help our churches become those communities of transformational love? Through praying, teaching, role-modelling, and serving, we each have a role to play. In this interview, Jay Mosser talks with Helen Thorne-Allenson about how we can encourage each other to intentionally care for one another well.
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Helen Thorne-Allenson is the Director of Training and Resources at Biblical Counselling UK. She is an experienced speaker and author whose recent books include Mental Health and Your Church, Hope in an Anxious World, and 5 Things to Pray for a Suffering Friend. She is married to Nick, lives in Hampshire and, in her spare time, she enjoys gardening and eating Korean food.
Jay Mosser has served in pastoral roles for 45 years – about 20 years in various assistant pastor capacities and the rest as senior pastor. Through those years he has served three churches ranging from smaller (less than 50) to larger (about 1,000). Along the way he has worked with children, teens, worship ministry, pastoral care, preaching, and leadership. Jay has an M.Div. from Western (Conservative Baptist) Seminary and a D.Min. from Corban University, where his thesis was entitled How a Pastor’s Theology of Shepherding Affects the Health & Growth of a Church. He is married to Kathy (44 years) and has three daughters and six grandchildren. In his spare time, he loves to read, hike, travel, watch sports, and spend time with his family.
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