Fear asks, “How can I protect myself?” Love asks, “How can I give myself?”

Have you signed up yet! The Enneagram & Family Life: happening THIS Wednesday May 6th. Link below to register crosspointministry.com/enneagram-inte…

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Where does a pastor who is lonely find friends? Greg Surratt and I discuss the need for friendship on this week’s episode of #ThePastorsCollective. Listen here - bit.ly/PC-026

In this episode, Greg Surratt and I discuss the loneliness of ministry and the need for friendship for #pastors. Listen here - bit.ly/PC-026

Crisis Preparation Psalm 60 - ow.ly/DLhR50zwTMg #3MinuteSermon #Bible #Devotional

Honored to share my story with my friend Charles W. Smith, Jr.

In this episode, Greg Surratt and I discuss the loneliness of ministry and the need for friendship for #pastors. Listen here - bit.ly/PC-026

Isolation is the enemy of healthy living. Pastors need friendship, and in this episode, Greg Surratt and Darrin Patrick discuss strategies for cultivating friendship. Listen here - bit.ly/PC-026

Last call for Enneagram Conversations TONIGHT at 8pm EST. Talking about marriage and parenting in the context of a global pandemic when we've been at home together for weeks!!! It's going to get real! See you there. crosspointministry.com/enneagram-inte…

Amie here... we will never be able to say thank you enough for the outpouring of support my family is receiving during this devastating time. We are heartbroken beyond belief, terribly confused and missing Darrin in ways that feel unbearable.

Your kind remembrances of him, photos, stories and encouraging words are healing to our souls. Darrin was the rock of our family, the great love of my life and a fiercely devoted father to our amazing children. He was a dynamic force of nature, deeply passionate and so, so fun.

Mostly though, he loved God and people in ways that will challenge me for the rest of my days. And he loved me so well....I learned so much about how God loves me through the ways that my husband saw me, knew me and cared for me.

We will be a mess for a good while, but we will be ok. We grieve deeply with unwavering hope that this world is not the end and that we will see our Darrin again. Please see Seacoast.org for more on Darrin and ways to support our family. Thank you. ❤️

Pt 1 From Amie, "Friends, we cannot thank you enough for your continued love, support, prayers and encouragement. It is so helpful and we are profoundly grateful. seacoast.org/grief/

Pt 2 While we look forward to the day when we can celebrate Darrin’s life and legacy with a service in St. Louis, these plans are on hold indefinitely due to Covid-19 restrictions. We will communicate details about this as soon as we have any information to offer.

Pt 3 In the meantime, Seacoast Church will be honoring Darrin in all of their online services this weekend. Link below and in my bio for service times and relevant details...please note that service times are EDT " seacoast.org/grief/

We are grateful to announce that a memorial service to honor and celebrate Darrin’s life will be held on Thursday, May 20th. Additional details to follow within the next couple of weeks.

Memorial Service registration link: forms.gle/jAse4UHmck9XqE… To help us ensure adequate seating for everyone, please let us know if you are planning to attend Darrin's memorial service in St Louis on May 20th by completing the form. Live-Stream option will also be available.

Live-Stream of Darrin's Memorial Service, this Thursday, May 20th at 1pm - thecrossing.church/patrickmemorial