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2008 Workshops and Seminars

Note: Unless otherwise stated, all seminars begin at 12 noon on day 1 and conclude with lunch on day 3.



Find out more about Alban's 
Christian Practices Workshops



January 15-17
(Susan Nienaber & Craig Runde)
Emotional Intelligence: Becoming a Conflict Competent Leader

January 22-24 (Ed White)
Disciple Making Communities: Moving From Maintenance to Mission

February 11-13 (Susan Beaumont)
Building Up Your Staff: Teaching and Learning Teamwork

February 19-21 (Lawrence Peers)
Balancing Your Ministry, Renewing Your Life: Finding Personal, Professional, and Spiritual Health

church iconFebruary 26-28 (Dan Hotchkiss)
Budgets, Investments and Financial Planning 
[A LARGE CONGREGATIONS SEMINAR]

March 3-5 (Gil Rendle)
Leading Change in Congregations:Insights, Strategies and Techniques

March 4-6 (Susan Nienaber)
Conflict Over the Leadership of the Pastor: When the Call is at Risk

March 10-14 (Alice Mann & Speed Leas)
Consulting for Vital Congregations 1: Foundational Practices and Perspectives

April 1-3 (Alice Mann)
Discerning Your Congregation's Call: Tools for Exploring Identity and Purpose

April 8-10 (Susan Beaumont)
Stepping Up to Supervision:Basics of Leading Staff Teams

April 28-30 (Ed White)
A New Vision for the Long Pastorate

May 13-15 (Susan Nienaber)
Talking Through the Tough Stuff:How to Transform Conflict Through Dialogue
 

church iconJune 3-5 (Susan Beaumont)
Thriving in Associate Ministry
[A LARGE CONGREGATIONS SEMINAR]

June 10-12 (Lawrence Peers)
Appreciative Inquiry:A Positive Approach to Purposeful Congregational Change

June 17-19 (Dan Hotchkiss)
Ministry Together: Partnership Tools for Governing Boards and Clergy

fish iconJuly 15-17 (Jane Vennard)
Becoming a Praying Congregation
[A CHRISTIAN PRACTICES WORKSHOP]

September 9-11(Wayne Floyd)
Faith and Everyday Leadership: Reinventing the 21st Century Church

September 16-18 (Susan Beaumont)
Advanced Supervision: Coordinating the Visions of Multiple Staff

September 23-25 (Ed White)
Congregational Transformation: Lessons from Peter Steinke's Systems Thinking

fish iconSeptember 30-October 2 (Lawrence Peers & Larry Golemon)
Narrative Leadership in Congregational Life
[A CHRISTIAN PRACTICES WORKSHOP]

October 6-8 (Dan Hotchkiss)
Strategic Planning: Shaping Holy Conversations

October 21-23 (Susan Nienaber & Lawrence Peers)
Consulting for Vital Congregations 2:Process and Presence in the Consultant Role

November 11-13 (Lawrence Peers)
Finishing Strong, Ending Well:Faithfully Completing a Ministry Career

November 14-15 (Alice Mann)
Raising the Roof: The Pastoral-to-Program-Size Transition

November 18-20 (Susan Beaumont)
Leading When You're Not in Charge: How to Influence Change

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Our Seminars make available the in depth knowledge and broad practical experience of our senior consultants in an interactive format with your peers. 

Our Workshops draw on the gifts of Alban authors who themselves are usually practitioners of ministry who offer you the chance to explore with them the ways that their work in particular areas, or on special themes, can contribute to the growth and transformation of your own leadership gifts.

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Our Webinars, Podcasts, and blog posts on the Alban Roundtable, as well as our Facebook page and Twitter feed, bring Alban resources right to you online, and in a timely fashion, in either live discussions or on-demand recordings that you can access at your convenience.

Partnerships

We also make available our programs and resources in Partnerships with organizations such as the Fund for Theological Education, the Lake Junaluska Conference and Retreat Center, Andover Newton Theological School, Center for Renewal, and the National Association of Church Business Administrators. 

And we can provide Custom Events, Workshop Leaders, and Keynote Speakers for congregations, denominational gatherings, and other organizations who are seeking resources for their own programming needs.