PDP - Professional Development Plan

The PDP plan provides an opportunity for pastors to reflect and set goals regarding their growth in ministry and life. A PDP plan is required in order for pastors to be accredited with the BUV. The PDP Guidelines provide information about how the process operates and what is involved.

2010 PDP SEMINARS!

See below for the list of seminar dates and locations.
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  • -   Thursday 9th September, 1pm - 4pm @ Whitley College

  • -   Wednesday 10th November, 1pm - 4pm @ Syndal Baptist Church

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    There is a maximum of 25 places per seminar so don't leave your registration to the last minute!

    For additional information please contact:

    PDP Co-ordinator
    Rev Ron Jessop
    0425 765 319
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    PDP Administrator
    Vasti van Wyk
    9880 6122
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    PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS WORKSHOPS 2010

    Click here for an UNPACKING of what Professional Standards Workshops are.


    Spiritual Abuse - 9 October BUV Gathering -  Mavis Thompson

    Non BUV Professional Standards Workshops that are PDP approved
    Click here to view.


    DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTS:

    What is a PDP?
    PDP Guidelines 2008 (revised - PDF format)

    PDP forms

    Professional Development Plan (pdf)             Click here for editable Word Format.
    Personal Development Plan (pdf) Click here for editable Word Format.
    Annual Review (pdf) Click here for editable Word Format.
    Second Annual Review (pdf) Click here for editable Word Format.

     

    What information can I give my PDP Companion?
    PDP Companion Guide

    Helpful Documents
    Burnout Survey
    Pastoral care for Pastors 2010
    Self-care for Pastoral Leaders 2010

    Professional Standards Article
    'The Odd Couple in Baptist Ecclesiology' (in Ministry, Society and Theology Vol 19, No 2 July 2005)
    Download Article