Empowering Wholeness in Clergy, Congregations, and Communities
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"The world needs Christian leaders who are spiritually and emotionally healthy. ‘Gifts’ and 'anointing' are important, but they are not enough for sustainable, effective ministry.”
~Rev. Dr. Phaedra D. Blocker, Founder & President
How We Can Work Together
The Center for Clergy & Congregational Wellness partners with clergy, leaders, and organizations to cultivate spiritual depth, leadership capacity, and organizational health.
Choose a pathway below to learn more about how we might work together:
Consulting services are offered independently and are separate from the Center’s programs.
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Summer 2026 Centerings
This is my second year as a gardener. My first year was, well…stressful. I spent a lot of time researching and pouring over articles and posts in Facebook gardening groups and on Google. I fretted that my seedlings were leggy and agonized that the weather and my schedule would not cooperate, so it took me until July to get the seedlings outside. I panicked during heatwaves and cold snaps. I prided myself on having the forethought to erect a garden cage, only to have the first heavy snow collapse it. (I literally left the cage, and the garden tables full of grow bags under it, sitting like a demolition site until the snow melted in the Spring because…yeah…I was done.)
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