In this webinar CBF field personnel Matt & Michelle Norman present Pivot, a leadership development resource they developed that challenges our traditional thoughts and beliefs about God’s mission in the world and our role in that mission.
This webinar, led by Tim Moore and based on his book, will lead you to consider such questions as: Are God’s promises conditional or unconditional? The gospels show us three different ways to follow Jesus, which one is right? How should the Church choose leaders – by gifts or by reputation? If the Bible is…
This webinar is presented by Greg Jarrell, n improviser who draws on tradition and uses it to innovate new stories for new situations. Drawing on his work in A Riff of Love: Notes on Community and Belonging (Wipf and Stock, 2018), Jarrell will lead a discussion on how neighborhoods, churches, and institutions already have the…
This webinar is presented by members of the leadership team for the North Carolina Coalition Against Human Trafficking. NCCAHT is a statewide network of nonprofits, agencies and other organizations that work together to fight Human Trafficking in NC. Learn how your church can fight human trafficking in our state and world. Document presented during the…
This webinar is presented by Naijla Faizi, Director of Muslim Life Programming at Wake Forest University. A southerner to her core, Naijla grew up in North Carolina where she often carried the burden of being the only Muslim her friends and local community had ever met. At Wake Forest University, Naijla and the Muslim community…
Presenter: Dr. Andrew Wakefield This webinar, presented by Andrew Wakefield, Dean of Campbell University Divinity School, delves into what leads to congregational conflict and provides steps to resolving these conflicts. This resource is particularly helpful for persons interested in church leadership, conflict, and change. See below for more resources. Document: Conflict20and20Communication.pdf
Presenter: Chris Gambill and Beth Kennett This webinar ,presented by Chris Gambill and Beth Kennett from the Center for Congregational Health, provides processes and principles to use in order to have healthy congregational conversations about tough topics. This resource is particularly helpful for persons interested in church leadership, change, and conflict.
This webinar is presented by Rick Matthews, a physics professor at Wake Forest University. News media report attacks on evolution and cosmology by faith leaders countered by attacks on religion by prominent scientists. A physicist shares his perspective on the relationship between science and faith and his befuddlement with the conflict. The solar system…
This webinar is presented by Kenny and Karen Sherin, they live in Dimock, South Dakota and work in rural community and economic development both on and off the Native American reservations. Poverty rates in South Dakota are some of the highest in the U.S., with a majority being on the reservations. The problems of poverty are…
Presenter: Bill Wilson This webinar presented by Bill Wilson, director of Center for Healthy Churches, addresses the need for the small groups that make up our churches (Sunday school class, youth group, missions committee, deacons, etc.) to operate in healthy ways. It also provides practical tips to use in creating these healthy small groups. This…