Pathfinders: Church Consulting offers a variety of presentations and interactive workshops which can be tailored to your situation. These learning events are designed to inspire, motivate and inform church leaders. Those currently available are listed here. Other workshops can be designed for you.
• Our Post-Everything Context
• Can We Get By With Less Than Major Change in Our Congregation?
• What Does God Expect of Us? (Visioning)
• Spiritual Practice for Church Leaders
• Your Congregation’s Giving Culture
• What Are Our Congregation’s Gifts and Strengths?
Our Post-Everything Context – We live in an incredible time for ministry. An exploration of what the post modern, post Christendom, post denominational, post American context means for congregations.
Can We Get By With Less Than Major Change in Our Congregation? – An honest exploration of where your congregation is in its life cycle. An introduction to the mission challenge today, to the dynamics of effective, faithful ministry, and to the various approaches in use in the church today.
What Does God Expect of Us? (Visioning) – Visioning is a process of sensing what you will be like when you are the way God wants you to be. Through exercises and practices, leaders are opened to the possibilities of God’s future for your congregation.
Spiritual Practice for Church Leaders – Church leadership involves openness to the “extra” it takes to be a faithful follower of Jesus Christ. Leaders do more than work hard and solve problems. They are open to the Spirit. How does this happen?
Your Congregation’s Giving Culture – You are made in God’s image. You are a giver. What is the giving culture of your congregation like? To have effective stewardship and fund-raising strategies and practices, you need to know what that culture is.
What Are Your Congregation’s Gifts and Strengths? – Tired of hearing what is wrong with the church? Here is an interactive process to discover what brings life and faithfulness in a congregation. Knowing what these are, how do they compare to what has made the church alive in the past and in the present?
