The Center for Leadership Excellence presents a Virtual Day of Learning with Ellen Ott Marshall.
Conflict is a natural part of living together. And, it is our Christian calling to live well with one another through times of conflict. With tools and spiritual disciplines, we can choose faithful words and actions in the midst of ongoing and inevitable church conflict.
Join us for a Day of Learning as we explore how to navigate conflict by developing practices of self-awareness, grace-filled listening, and speaking truth in love.
Wednesday, January 27, 2021
Registration: $25
10am-3pm* EST
(with a break from 12pm-1pm)
**Current Leadership Fellows and Partnering Congregations receive complimentary registration. If you would like to learn more about either of these opportunities, let us know!
Bring Your Team! Register three or more from your church and receive 20% off your total registration.
This Day of Learning will give participants:
- An understanding of their own conflict style and resources for leading others through this essential self-assessment;
- An example of a biblical reflection on conflict and a resource for creating their own Bible study;
- Practical exercises for dialogue and resources for leading others in the spiritual discipline of listening;
- Time to reflect together on theological resources for remaining hopeful in the midst of ongoing conflict.
Spend the day with other clergy and laity, and find that in the midst of conflict, a gracious God is doing a new thing!
About Ellen Ott Marshall
Dr. Ellen Ott Marshall (M.A. Notre Dame 1992, M.A./Ph.D. Vanderbilt 2000) is Associate Professor of Christian Ethics and Conflict Transformation at Candler School of Theology, Emory University. Dr. Marshall focuses on contemporary Christian ethics, with particular attention to violence, peacebuilding, and conflict transformation. She has edited two volumes and written three books. Her most recent book is An Introduction to Christian Ethics: Conflict, Faith, and Human Life (Westminster John Knox Press, 2018). Dr. Marshall coordinates the Justice, Peacebuilding, and Conflict Transformation program at Candler, and she regularly offers workshops in conflict transformation for church groups and teachers. She lives in Atlanta with her spouse, three kids, and one dog … all of whom are her best teachers about conflict and grace.