How to React When a Pastor or Other Leader Experiences a Serious Failing

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8. Seek counseling, healing and restoration for all parties. If the pastor or leader has had an affair, don’t just help the pastor and his family recover. Help the other person as well. It’s difficult to discern who started the relationship, so reach out to both sides. You should be impartial when it comes to helping everyone heal.

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