This is a combined Healing Group and Initial Facilitator Training. While this is a longer time commitment there is the benefit of experiencing a Healing Froup and moving directly into Initial Facilitator Training.
Learn from Pillar President and NT Professor, Dr. Dan Lowery, as we look at “How Good the Good News Actually Is” through the scriptures, starting in the Old Testament and landing in the Gospel of Luke. I
Gather together to pray for our state at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds.
Learn to communicate the Gospel in a new way to a new generation.
Listening may be at the core of effective evangelism, and it's more important now than ever.
This Trauma Healing Group is being hosted by Zion Baptist Church in Minneapolis.
A convening session is designed for top leaders of churches and organizations to learn a high-level overview of the trauma healing ministry. The time will be spent looking at the need for trauma healing in the church, how Trauma Healing Initiative curriculum is responding, and what the commitment is when a church chooses to partner in this work.
Spiritual Conversations for the Non-Religious is an interactive workshop where you can cultivate a deeper understanding of post-Christian culture, learn practical skills to build relationships with non-religious people, and foster respectful conversations in pursuit of truth.
The aim of MC² is to inform, inspire and educate the church – including laity, pastors, leaders, mission coordinators and mission committee members – in providing effective care to their overseas cross-cultural servants and their families.
Healing Groups are safe, multi-session small groups led by certified facilitators. In these groups, people with heart wounds can come together to find healing, engage with scripture, learn to feel safe, and know they are valued. This small-group experience is also helpful for those who walk closely with others who must cope with trauma and losses, both big and small.
The Rural Impact Leadership Conference (RILC) is a 1-day training event—with in-person or streaming options—designed to equip rural and small-town leaders and pastors in the nurture of thriving rural congregations.
This training is for those who wish to be trained and certified as facilitators. You must have completed participation in a Healing Group prior to joining this training.
Join us for a conversation with Dr. Greg Coles, Senior Research Fellow for The Center for Faith, Sexuality & Gender and author of Single, Gay, Christian and No Longer Strangers.
Multiple bills signed into law at the end of this legislative session are bringing significant changes to Minnesota’s employment law landscape for all employers, including churches and ministries. Many of these new laws become effective starting July 1, 2023.
Transform Minnesota is partnering with the OneRace Movement for a Know. Own. Change. leadership training on Thursday, June 22. Through this Gospel centered reconciliation training, participants will engage with the scriptures, history, and personal experience with race, ethnicity, and culture to be equipped to serve as a reconciler in their community.
As our politics descends further into mutual incomprehension, can theology still shed fresh light on the meaning of political life? Join Anselm House for a free lecture and conversation with Oliver O'Donovan, one of the world's pre-eminent Christian ethicists, as he shares deep wisdom for Christian faithfulness from years of service at the intersection of the church and the university.
Join us to hear Dr. James Choung, the Vice President of Strategy and Innovation for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. He has spent years researching what each generation values and the central gospel question that each generation seeks to answer.
In Part II of this webinar series, Virginia will discuss changes to the law that take effect in January 2024 and beyond, including: Statewide Earned Sick and Safe Leave and Paid Family and Medical Leave. Churches and ministries need to begin preparing now for significant policy additions or updates.
As our politics descends further into mutual incomprehension, can theology still shed fresh light on the meaning of political life? Join Anselm House for a free lecture and conversation with Oliver O'Donovan, one of the world's pre-eminent Christian ethicists, as he shares deep wisdom for Christian faithfulness from years of service at the intersection of the church and the university.
Sankofa 2023 is an intentionally multi-ethnic, experiential, and spiritual journey – a pilgrimage. As we travel across the Southeastern United States, we will engage our history by visiting sites important to the Civil Rights movement, along with exploring the history of slavery and legalized segregation in the U.S.
