A first kit for a pastor or a chaplain: sermon outline from your own notes, one sheet of weekly notices, a printable plan for a round of visits, and an order of service for the funeral or wedding that arrives without warning. Copies and invented names only. Starts with a six question interview that writes your own rules file.
Plugin pastor-kit from marketplace calling-kits in vadimchernets/calling-kits. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.
profileInterview a pastor or chaplain about their ministry in six questions, one at a time, and write the answers into a one page CLAUDE.md that every other command in this kit reads. Use when the user asks to set up the kit, tune Claude to their ministry, start here, or build their rules file.
sermon-outlineTurn the pastor's own sermon notes and a scripture reference into a preachable outline saved as a dated file. Use when the user asks for a sermon outline, sermon preparation help, a homily structure, or a talk outline from their notes.
service-orderBuild an order of service for a funeral or a wedding from what the family told you, with the readings, the music, the names and the running order, ready to print. Use when the user asks for a funeral service, an order of service, a wedding, a memorial, a committal or a burial.
visit-planTurn a messy list of people to visit into a printable weekly round plan as a spreadsheet, using initials only. Use when the user asks for a visit plan, a pastoral visitation round, hospital rounds, or a list of who to see this week.
week-noticesTurn a week of scattered messages, scraps and requests into one page of congregation notices saved as a dated file. Use when the user asks for a notice sheet, weekly announcements, a bulletin page or a newsletter for the congregation.
For an artist or a craftsperson. Turns a shelf of finished pieces into a catalogue page with prices, your own answers into an artist statement, and a client conversation into a written commission brief. Starts with a six question interview that writes your own rules file.
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A first kit for a nurse or a family caregiver: a prescription page laid out hour by hour with every clinical detail copied word for word, shift notes sorted and quoted with the assessment left to you, and a plain page for the family. Invented examples only, never a real patient. Starts with a six question interview that writes your own rules file. Not yet checked by a practising nurse.
4 skills
For a realtor. Turns a fact sheet into listing copy with a fair housing check, your own comps into a comparison sheet, and one contract into a table of dates and deadlines. Starts with a six question interview that writes your own rules file.
4 skills
For a school teacher. Turns a topic into a lesson plan, a text into a quiz with an analysis of the usual mistakes, and a few facts into a letter home to parents. No student names ever go in. Starts with a six question interview that writes your own rules file.
4 skills
Search and read Korean law through the official Ministry of Government Legislation (법제처) Open API: statutes, precedents, administrative rules, local ordinances, treaties and legal interpretations. Also checks legal citations in Claude's answers against the source for existence and content. Runs the korean-law-mcp MCP server via npx and needs a free 법제처 API key (LAW_OC), entered at install.
1 skill · 1 MCP server
The complete pastor AI skills toolkit: 17 workflow skills plus a shared foundation for voice, theology guardrails, and your church's context.
19 skills
Skills for driving pastor, a daemon that runs coding agents on a fleet of machines through herdr.
5 skills
Rigorous analytical skills for biblical study, exegetical analysis, and faithful application. Built with TDD methodology to prevent AI exegetical malpractice.
8 skills · 13 agents · 1 MCP server
Evangelism, Apologetics, Preaching, Teaching and Church Planting: a practitioner reference for Christian ministry that treats evangelism as a communication task and then holds itself to what the evidence on communication actually supports. The persuasion findings the source stands behind -- listening first produces durable change, conversation beats broadcast, moral reframing is difficult and rarely done, relevant evidence is the strongest identified lever, facts alone against identity-linked beliefs persuade less than assumed -- read as tendencies rather than measured effects, with no number supplied because the source supplies none; trust decomposed into competence, reliability and care and why most trust failures are the third mistaken for the first; the four levels of listening, silence as the most underused technique, asking before advising, and recognising when a spiritual question has actually been asked. Six evangelistic approaches -- relational, lifestyle, missional, conversational, proclamation, service -- compared on strengths and limitations, with the limitations column read carefully because half of it is structural fact and half theological judgement held inside the source's tradition; the four common gospel presentations (the Roman Road, the Bridge to Life, the Four Spiritual Laws, Creation-Fall-Redemption-Restoration) and what each compression drops. The ethics of influence carried as load-bearing rather than as an appendix: the disclosure test -- if you told the person exactly what you were doing and why, would this still work -- the structural line between persuasion, manipulation and coercion, power asymmetry where a pastor, parent or employer holds it, exploited states, and the hard cases including altar calls, which the source does not rule on. The cosmological, teleological, moral and ontological arguments as the source gives them with the standard objection each actually faces, kept inside its own framing that the case is cumulative rather tha
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