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Webinar: Rethinking Addiction A Faith Leader’s Guide
Nov
26

Webinar: Rethinking Addiction A Faith Leader’s Guide

Wednesday, November 26, 2025, noon central

This session invites participants into a reflective exploration of those underlying paradigms. Using a guided survey tool, we’ll examine the moral, medical, and social lenses that influence how we understand and respond to substance use. We’ll also share insights and themes from using this tool with professionals and recovery advocates across the country, highlighting opportunities for healing, inclusion, and informed pastoral care.

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Expanding Our Hospitality: Good Conversations
Dec
2

Expanding Our Hospitality: Good Conversations

Good Conversations (with time for 1:1 practice)

Learn how to have meaningful and productive conversations in which you practice intentional invitation, hospitable curiosity, listening more than speaking, finding shared values and experiences, and building ongoing relationships. 

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Congregation Council Development Retreat
Mar
14

Congregation Council Development Retreat

Join others serving on congregation councils for a morning of learning and networking together. Discuss council best practices and engage in leadership development workshops. Learn about strategic communications, legacy planning, congregational systems, and resources and support available to you through the synod network. Network with other council presidents, VPs, treasurers, secretaries, and at-large members. Register by March 13th to secure your spot.

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Good Friday Peace Walk
Apr
3

Good Friday Peace Walk

Good Friday community prayer walk.

Meet at St. Rose Convent on the corner of Market and 9th streets.

This form of the Way of the Cross is a two-mile silent prayer walk from the heart of the city to the Mississippi River, stopping at 10 stations along the route to sing, pray and reflect on injustices and suffering in our community and the world.

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