Reading is a valuable skill for acquiring knowledge and advancing your skillset. Vocabulary, grammar, and syntax are all enhanced by reading, which enhances a pastor’s ability to speak and write. It improves your focus, memory and empathy. It reduces stress, improves your mental health and allows you to learn new things to help you succeed in your ministry and relationships. It gets your mind working across different areas. It is a neurobiological process that works out your brain muscles. As you do so, you can help to slow down cognitive decline and even decrease the rate at which memory fades. It enables you to live longer, has a more significant impact, and increases your participation in advancing God’s Kingdom on earth. Never stop reading!

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A maximum of 2 book reports per year, ten credits per book.

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Important: Pastors who, for reasons of economics or travelling distances, find it challenging to attend enough training events will be allowed to submit more book reports yearly. 

This must be arranged with the National PCD office and your Regional PCD coordinator.

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If you are unsure how to do a book report correctly,

click the "How to do a book report" button below.