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Church Leadership Workshop: Picturing Ministry- Change Your F-stop
Listen, learn, and discover the value of new perspectives of doing ministry
You're invited to see things in through a different lens.
Join us Thursday October 28, 2021, 9:30 - 11:30 am CT for a workshop for pastors.
In photography, the f-Stop is a critical setting to determine the precise perspective you want your photograph to reflect.
Is hybrid worship & online community here to stay?
Is hybrid worship and online community here to stay?
How do we know? How do we minister to those online ? What do they need?
Let's find out...
Start 2021 Off Right with a Retreat for Pastors
YOU ARE INVITED!
What: "Now Is The Time!" Retreat
When: Thursday, January 21st (9AM - 2PM)
Where: Zoom
Covid Crisis Changed Church: What We've Learned Since March
What we’ve learned about Christian leadership since March
Think back to the seven days between Sunday, March 8th and Sunday, March 15th, 2020. In just seven days, you led a transition from fully in-person worship, complete with Holy Communion, choirs, and packed pews, to fully online worship with Zoom, YouTube, or Facebook.
Fundraising: Reasons People Give
You probably hear many reasons why people aren’t giving money to your organization: “I’m helping my family right now.” “I have other commitments.” “My income is down.” “Maybe next time.” “I’m not that interested in what you do.” There are many more reasons – all of them legitimate.
Crisis Leadership: 8 Things Healthy Leaders Do
Leaders ask: We are managing the fast current of change, how long can we sustain this pace in the unknown?
The answer is not long. The solution is rest.
Crisis Mentality of Leaders: Are We Out of The Woods Yet?
Many of us can’t wait for this pandemic to end so we can get back to normal.
Church Leadership: Changed by Change
Do you want the good news or the bad news?? Well, the bad news is that you as a pastor or lay leader are probably challenged in this time. The good news… you as pastor and lay leader may be transformed for mission in this time.
