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Author: Carmen Kampman

The Reverend Carmen Kampman is a woman on the road of leadership. Ordained with the PAOC, she is a steward of God’s call to women in ministry, and the founder of LEAD Women, a ministry equipping Christian women for leadership. She is also VP of Advancement at Horizon College & Seminary, and a graduate student in the Masters of Leadership program at Briercrest Seminary. Through study, discipline, and passionate encouragement, Carmen cultivates the deep wells of God’s grace and invites others to journey with her, to discover for themselves who they are and how God is calling them to where they want to be.

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Carmen Kampman

Carmen Kampman

The Reverend Carmen Kampman is a woman on the road of leadership. Ordained with the PAOC, she is a steward of God’s call to women in ministry, and the founder of LEAD Women, a ministry equipping Christian women for leadership. She is also VP of Advancement at Horizon College & Seminary, and a graduate student in the Masters of Leadership and Management program at Briercrest Seminary. Through study, discipline, and passionate encouragement, Carmen cultivates the deep wells of God’s grace and invites others to journey with her, to discover for themselves who they are and how God is calling them to where they want to be. Carmen’s journey can be summarized like this: God called. And she followed. Click on the "Who's Carmen" link in the menu to see a more personal message from Carmen.

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Self-care is not a sinful word. Self-care does not mean I am selfish. Self-care means that I am attentive to the needs of my body, mind, and spirit. . These last two weeks have been hard. And in the hard I have leaned into God and upped my self-care. . I bought myself these beautiful, fragrant peonies. And every day since I bought them, I have, multiple times a day, breathed in their fragrance, beheld their beauty, and been drawn in to their transformation (open to full bloom). . They remind me that new seasons will come. That God’s beauty can be seen in the midst of difficult times. That doing things that feed my soul are worth it. . If you’re in a hard place, cultivate beauty. Perhaps that means buying yourself flowers or going for long walks outdoors or sticking your nose stuck in a book or setting early bed times. . We are the objects of God’s faithful and unending love. And we were created to have life and life in abundance. . What is your soul whispering (or screaming) to you? What one thing could you do for yourself today that would remind you of God’s daily love and mercy? My newest blog post is up and it’s worth a read! Link in bio. . Here’s a snippet “choosing to change your behaviours requires incredible vulnerability. It requires self-discipline to journey through the parts of yourself that we most often want to avoid. It means that there is a bridge that I must cross, and that bridge is leading to a new, transformed me. . But the choice is mine. I’m responsible for taking that step of obedience in the right direction. . Sometimes it’s scary, especially if behaviours are entrenched in us.” . #excusemaker #blameshifter #newmercies #newyou #ownit #transformed #transformedlife #goodintentions #consequences
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