How to turn pastoral visits into meaningful spiritual decisions? Pastoral visitation is more than connection—it’s an opportunity for spiritual decisions.

In this short video, church elders and pastors will get simple suggestions about how to make home visitation more intentional, specially when combined with the thoughtful use of Commitment Cards. How can they help members make meaningful vows and spiritual commitments? This approach strengthens discipleship, fosters accountability, and supports a culture of faithfulness within the local church.

Whether you serve as a pastor, elder, or church leader, this presentation offers practical guidance on leading members toward purposeful decisions through personal ministry and pastoral care.

👉 Learn how to:

Use Commitment Cards effectively during visits

Encourage vows without pressure

Lead members to thoughtful, prayerful commitments

Strengthen stewardship and spiritual growth.

The Stewardship Commitment Cards may be used in church meetings and during home visitation time.

You will find here a pamphlet (courtesy of the SPD) with suggestions about how to use the Commitment Card: https://stewardship.adventist.org/how-to-use-the-iproimse-commitment-cards

Find here the Stewardship Commitment Cards in multiple languages: https://stewardship.adventist.org/commitment-card-promise

Learn more about vows here: https://stewardship.adventist.org/vows-and-pledges-resources

📍Originally presented to 350 pastors during the “Set Apart” Ministerial Convention of the Trans-Pacific Union Mission in Nadi, Fiji – February 12–16, 2024.

This episode is also available on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/GCY400zXLXQ