The Center for Leadership Excellence and Conflict Transformation Ministries invites you to a virtual workshop with Richard Blackburn… These days, many communities are experiencing heightened ... Continue Reading→

Registration for Leaning into the Future without Fear with Matt Miofsky will close at noon on Monday. We would love for you to join us!  Leaning into the Future without FearPresented by the Center ... Continue Reading→

There is a difference between change and transition. Change is external and happens to us. Transition is what we do when we experience change. In times of change, how do we lead congregations ... Continue Reading→

Now is the time to brag. We are seeking success stories for virtual best practices to share with colleagues in the connection. Have you thought of creative ways to shape honest and authentic ... Continue Reading→

Thinking about starting a learning pod at your church? Join us for a webinar and learn about creative ways churches are reaching out to support students and schools engaged in virtual ... Continue Reading→

As women, especially women ministry leaders, we are faced with many situations where we may not be the loudest, most prominent, or most acceptable voice in the room. However, we have unique gifts that ... Continue Reading→

The Center for Leadership Excellence invites you to a webinar... Historically, churches and denominations have proven innovative around social and health issues, with a long history of responding ... Continue Reading→

It's not too late to register for tomorrow's webinar on biblical generosity. Join us and learn how focusing on discipleship rather than donations can spark a renewal of giving in your ... Continue Reading→

The Center for Leadership Excellence invites you to a virtual Day of Learning with Kay Kotan… Are you tired of unproductive meetings that seem to go on forever? Does your church have more ... Continue Reading→

The Center for Leadership Excellence invites you to a webinar for stewardship season with Alan Wildes from Generis… Pastors shouldn’t be fundraisers, but it often feels that way, especially when ... Continue Reading→