In the twenty-first century, his question echoes through time in a new way: Can this church grow again? For people who care about faith-based communities, the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and the Kingdom of God, this question is critical. When the pandemic broke out, it badly disrupted church life, already hindered by declining membership, forcing pastors and church members alike … Read More
Ken Willard: Developing Leaders in Your Congregation
Led by author, coach and consultant Ken Willard. When it comes to leading a congregation, one of the most important skills is the ability to develop leaders. Ken Willard, author of several books on the topic of leadership development, including Strategy Matters, is respected throughout the United Methodist Church and beyond for his expertise in leadership development. If you feel … Read More
Dr. Rodney Smothers: Building a Leadership Network
10:30 am east / 9:30 am cent / 8:30 am moun / 7:30 am pacific Registrants will receive a certificate representing one-hour CEU credit and link to webinar video after live event. In the shadow of pandemic leadership shifts, it is more important than ever to discover ways to grow our ministry skills. One of the most important roles of … Read More
Rebekah Simon-Peter: Forging a New Path – Moving the Church Forward in a Post-Pandemic World
In the twenty-first century, his question echoes through time in a new way: Can this church grow again? For people who care about faith-based communities, the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and the Kingdom of God, this question is critical. When the pandemic broke out, it badly disrupted church life, already hindered by declining membership, forcing pastors and church members alike … Read More
Copy of Dr. Rodney Smothers: Who Will Do This With Me? Creating a collaborative leadership culture
Registrants will receive a certificate representing one-hour CEU credit and link to webinar video after live event. Col•lab•o•ra•tive Produced or conducted by two or more parties working together. In the shadow of pandemic leadership shifts, it is more important than ever to create a collaborative leadership culture. Dr. Rodney Thomas Smothers serves as a leadership coach and consultant in the … Read More
Ken Willard: Mission, Vision and Purpose: Strategic Planning to Guide a Congregation to New Life
NEW DATE: AUGUST 2, 2022 Ken Willard, author of Time Management for the Christian Leader and Strategy Matters, is a recognized expert in the church world on the topic of strategic planning for the church. During this session, Ken will discuss the ways to create a strategic plan for your church and – just as importantly – how to carry … Read More
Rebekah Simon-Peter: How to Do More With Less
For most local congregations, there are lingering questions about the future. One question on most church’s minds is “How can we do more with less?” Congregations are learning to deal with a lot of “lesses” in the new, hopefully soon-to-be, post-pandemic world: • Less people in worship services • Less money in the offering • Less youth and young adults … Read More
Dr. Rodney Smothers: Who Will Do This With Me? Creating a collaborative leadership culture
Registrants will receive a certificate representing one-hour CEU credit and link to webinar video after live event. In the shadow of pandemic leadership shifts, it is more important than ever to create a collaborative leadership culture. Dr. Rodney Thomas Smothers serves as a leadership coach and consultant in the areas of new church development and congregational revitalization. He is the … Read More
Charles Maynard: Using Storytelling to Make Your Sermons Memorable
This webinar is titled: Using Storytelling to Make Your Sermons Memorable. On March 8, Charles will be leading: A Storyteller Looks at the Parables. The mark of a good story is when your congregation begins to say, “That made me remember a time when …” Good storytelling leads listeners to take your story and make it apply it to their … Read More
Rachel Gilmore & Kay Kotan: Leading Your Church Through Advent
Advent is the perfect opportunity to offer your congregation the possibility to slow down, take in the season, its meaning, feed their souls, and perhaps even some time of reflection. Especially during this time of concern related to COVID-19, opportunities to practice means of grace take on new meaning. More than ever, people are searching for meaning and purpose. Don’t miss … Read More