Check out our Pastoral and Church Leadership Workshops

This workshop is designed to help pastors who are considering transitioning from pastoral

leadership. It is helpful for both pastors and key congregational leaders. The workshop can be

personalized for a specific church and/or a clergy group. It is designed to be a two-hour

workshop to allow for adequate discussion. This workshop can be designed as a series of

smaller sessions. Other sessions on this topic include:

 Do You Want to Die in the Pulpit?

 Seeking Your Successor

 Key Elements of a Successful Leadership Transition Plan

 Preparing for Leadership Transition

This workshop is designed to help clergy understand the many concepts of mentoring, and how

to develop effective mentor-mentee partnerships. The concept of shared non-hieratical

mentorship will be examined. Also, this workshop will assist participants in clarifying the role,

responsibility, and accountability of both the mentor and the mentee in the mentoring process.

Many churches are caught off guard when there is a transition of leadership. It can become a

season of chaos or a time of growth and transformation. This workshop is designed to assist

church leadership lead the church through the season of transition with confidence and purpose.

Strategies will be shared to help churches increase and enhance the internal communication,

spiritual life, ministry focus, and the sense of unity during seasons of transition.

HIV/AIDS is still increasing in the African American community and, even before the outbreak

of COV-19, it was considered at pandemic level. However, the Black church is relatively silence

on the issue. This workshop is designed to educate key church leaders and the church

community on how the disease is transmitted and how to practice a safe and healthy lifestyle to

prevent its spread. Because HIV is a sexually transmitted disease, this workshop will include

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Many women struggle with not only the call to ministry but their call to do ministry in the

African American church. This workshop is designed to assist women who are struggling with

the call to pastor. This discerning workshop will explore what a call to pastor entails, what the

role of a pastor involves, and what steps are necessary for one to answer the call to pastor in an

African American Church setting. This workshop can also be designed to accommodate both

women who are called to pastor and pastors who are supportive of women who are called to

pastor.