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Renita Sims – skilled manager of priorities, information, and projects; exceptional organizational skills; resourceful and well-connected; efficient multi-tasking skills; are just a few words that describe Renita’s credibility as an effective Executive Administrator, Consultant, and Trainer.
Renita Sims, Freelance Administrator. With over 15 years of Administrative Support experience, Renita has worked as a catalyst and has also held various positions in the Executive Administrative area to many Ministries, Organizations, CEOs, Visionaries, Pastors, and Secular Businesses. Renita has learned to always serve with a joyful heart and to keep positive about the work she does; mindful that she shall always serve in any arena, any capacity as unto the Lord. She strives to serve in the spirit of excellence, be the best professional and represent what she believes to be true. “I believe God has created each of us with a plan, a purpose, a destiny for our lives; if we listen carefully and act on it (do something) then we can fulfill that plan, live at our full potential and achieve our destiny.”
“I believe that in order to reach a spirit of excellence we must be passionate when sharing the love of God even through our work, regardless of the position we hold.”
Renita hails from the Midwest! Her love and commitment to God and the Kingdom has enlarged her territory. Her story cannot be told in a bio or a paragraph; but being in her presence makes it obvious that the anointing rests on her life.
Renita, has served many ministries and organizations with her gift of Administration over the years with her administrative gift. To name a few, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship National Service Center (Madison, WI), Ironer's Press (Madison, WI), City of Hope International (San Diego, CA), Fountain of Life Family Worship Center (Madison, WI), Mt. Zion Baptist Church (Madison, WI), Montreal Women’s Ministry Network (Montreal, QC), Confessions of a young prophet, C-Eli, School of Prophets, International Women’s Ministry Network, and At Home Catering.
Renita, with the support and love of her husband Christopher Sims, finds great stride and fortitude to continue to serve in the capacity in which she believes she has been assigned by God.
Administrative Support, Consulting and Training was born out of a mixture of the changes in the way we do ministry combined with my unique skills and abilities to offer high-quality, professional work at a lower cost. As it was revealed to me of the privilege for us to serve in Jesus’ administration! The spiritual gift of administration is the ability to turn God-given vision into reality. The word administration comes from the Latin and literally means “to” (ad) “minister”. To administer is to do ministry. Paul lists it as one of the crucial gifts for building up the church so it must have been thought of as being quite crucial. The Spirit equips us with the ability to make things happen and to help ministry-life flourish. So let’s not belittle it, it is hugely important and an active part of what the Holy Spirit isdoing in our midst.
Understanding that we are carrying out work as part of a team to build up the Kingdom of God. Administrative support service in the body is more than a role or a job description. As we offer our time in His service, we find ourselves alongside Him as co-workers. This catapulted me into the decision to take full stock of my Skills and my Passions. Believing that those two things not only could go hand-in-hand but that they should, I began re-thinking what this ministry “a gift” should look like. What I found was that I excelled and enjoyed organization, administrative support, continuing to learn leadership & ministry, training & development, details, and planning for ministries, churches, and organizations.
Kubernesis, was then birthed to Guide Ministries to excellence through the gift of administration.
Kubernesis [koo-ber'-nay-sis] – n: “to steer, guide or govern” (Greek)
The term kubernesis comes from the Greek description of piloting a ship with a rudder. The helmsman was charged with directing the ship and guiding it to its intended destination. It required great skill and experience to navigate and to bring the ship through storms.
Metaphorically the word is used to describe clever direction, and the knowledge and insight needed to order the affairs of the church. It requires wisdom and understanding to find right direction to make difficult decisions and lead others in the main task.
If the church’s mission is making disciples, kubernesis involves applying appropriate knowledge and making wise decisions that will lead the church in fulfilling the Great Commission.
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