Description

Throughout history, men and women from all walks of life have mentored others, imparting knowledge and life skills.

Today, mentoring goes beyond career development; it has lifelong consequences, leading to personal and professional transformation.

Reflect on your experience—victories and failures, talents, skills, expertise, and your overall career. They have made you who you are. How can you use these God-given abilities to help someone else? Mentoring comes from a decision to share your experience and knowledge with others. Are you willing to pass them along? Are you ready to invest in someone’s growth? 

The Mentorship Guide makes a case for why individuals and organizations should embrace mentoring, offering practical ideas on how to successfully start and maintain mentoring programs.

About the Author

Paulo Macena was born and raised in Brazil. He has been serving the church for more than 25 years in North America. He also served as a Youth Ministries Director in the New Jersey Conference. Dr. Macena is the founder of the Adventist Leadership Institute and the Urban Life Center, a center of influence located in Baltimore. Currently, he is the Leadership Director for the North American Division. He holds an M.A. in

Youth Ministry and a Doctor of Ministry in Leadership, both from Andrews University. He is also an Independent Certified Coach, Teacher, Trainer, and Speaker with the John Maxwell Team. He is the author of the book The Missing Power, published by the General Conference Ministerial Association.

Paperback. Copyright 2023.