Discover how deep spiritual growth and simple daily practices can finally break the cycle of your oldest, stuck reactions.

Protecting our democracy is how we love our neighbors—join faith leaders nationwide to learn the tools to defend our elections and lead with moral courage.

This interfaith discussion will address questions like: What does your faith say about disability & inclusion? How does ableism infiltrate thought & activity in your faith? What holy scriptures refer to disability?    

A Workshop to Resist Christian Nationalism- Join the Clergy Emergency League and the Wisconsin Council of Churches for a 90‑minute workshop to help clergy and congregational leaders prepare faithful, grounded worship and preaching for the July 4th weekend.

Protecting our democracy is how we love our neighbors—join faith leaders nationwide to learn the tools to defend our elections and lead with moral courage.

In collaboration with the ELCA program director for Theological Ethics, we’ll use a Socratic conversational style to dissect the potentially good and potentially troubling uses of AI and think theologically about how we’re invited to steward this tool.

As the benefits administrator for your organization, your pastors, deacons, and lay employees rely on you to help them navigate their ELCA benefits. In this session, discover the resources available to help you effectively sponsor and understand the fullness of the benefits and retirement through Portico Benefit Services. Join Regional Representative, Jennifer Prinz, as she leads this interactive session.

Who would benefit from this Webinar?

If you’re the EmployerLink user, Pastor, Deacon and/or Council member who has an interest in knowing more about Portico, please plan on attending.

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. 

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.

What does it really mean to have a vocation?

Hint: It’s not just about your job — it’s about how you live your faith everywhere God calls you.

Join us November 17 for “What is Vocation?” — part of our Equipping for Baptismal Vocation in Daily Life series.

7 PM Central on Zoom

Free & open to all.

Register today at www.thecastleproject.org

Introductory Webinar for Church Leaders to begin learning about Rooted Good and its flagship curriculum “Good Futures Accelerator.”