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Course Dates: December 8 – 12, 2025 “Safer Sanctuaries” provides updated resources for implementing abuse prevention plans within faith communities. Based on a culture of flourishing, rather than fear, this […]
Course Dates: December 8 – 19, 2025 This two-week course is a transformative event designed for church leaders and members who are facing challenges in growth and impact. It offers […]
Join us on Tuesday, December 9, for the fourth in our series with Bishop Kenneth Carder & Friends as they discuss the topic: Journey Toward Reconciliation.” Bishop Carder’s guest is Elaine […]
At GCSRW, we regularly hear from people who have concerns about mistreatment that they want to be taken seriously, even if they don’t want to make a formal complaint. Likewise, […]
@ Join us for weekly check-in calls open to anyone interested in staying informed and collaborating in our immigration response efforts. These gatherings are designed for anyone engaged in or […]
Dear clergy colleagues and faith leaders, Building on the organizing work against federal attacks on our communities through organizations like the North Carolina Council of Churches and Siembra NC, and […]
RCWMS is pleased to announce the publication of Angie Wright’s new book, Loving My Enemies & Other Outlandish Pursuits. We warmly invite you to join us for the launch! This memoir […]
Join this conversation live to hear Dr. Nancy Elizabeth Bedford, Dr. Elyssa Salinas, and Dr. Roberto Che Espinoza come together to imagine what liberating theologies can be and do in our time. Drawing […]
@ Join us at an in-person or online prayer circle for a compassionate immigration response. Monthly on Fridays at 6 pm. October 24: Asbury UMC, Durham November 21: Fiesta Cristiana, […]
Support and Friendship for Dinner Church Leaders You lead a dinner church, or you want to someday. How do you get started, stay on track, and make sure your table […]
Kim Gaubault recognizes that self-care is often the component that remains a form of intervention (after the break or the medical emergency) rather than a preventative measure. When we allow […]