LDS Bishop TRAINING SERIES

Why the First 5 Minutes of a Confession Matter

Join a group of LDS bishops to better understand and help those they serve to embrace the atonement.

Monthly Bishop Trainings

Our bishop training series provides the type of mental health education and support you need to help your ward members embrace the atonement and make change.

Safe place to share your experiences

We provide a safe place to talk and meet other bishops who can relate to your experiences. Including instruction from a licensed counselor during the training session.

Learn skills backed by science and data

LDS Bishops will learn skills to help their ward members. Through years of data and back by science, our Bishop training series are proven to help you and your ward members.

Why Choose S.O.L.E. Counseling Bishop Training Series?

Being a bishop can be a liberating experience. For example, you're there to help facilitate a relationship with your member and their relationships with Jesus Christ and their Heavenly Father. Yet, how you react, treat, or even respond to this member can heavily impact their spiritual experience. Thus, the reason why the first five minutes after a confession is so crucial. It's vital for all congregation members to feel acknowledged, validated, and supported after confessing, even if the spirit has not revealed the necessary next steps. Displaying this response will build empathy and help them embrace the repentance process and the sheer power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ.

A S.O.L.E. Counseling we understand the atonement process is an excellent step in the recovery process. Likewise, it is a way to learn, heal, connect, feel validated and supported by their bishop.

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