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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Worth Reading
Books and resources offering thoughtful perspectives on formation, leadership, ministry, and the life of faith.
In Re-Membering Ourselves, thanatologist, death doula, and scholar Rev. Dr. Jamie Eaddy leads us in acknowledging, befriending, and learning from our grief as part of our journey towards healing and wholeness.
How is your congregation responding to the mental health needs of its members? In The Healing Pulpit, Rev. Dr. Cedrick Von Jackson provides us with an effective strategy for developing a mental health ministry--from pulpit to pew.
My garden is loosely organized into zones, each a little microclimate that houses the plants best suited to its particular sunlight and watering needs. Zone 1 houses tomatoes and squash, peppers and lavenders—all of which need a lot of sun to be happy. Zone 2 is home to my cucumbers and eggplants, along with a stackable planter of various herbs. Oh, and more lavenders.
Yeah, it’s a thing. ;-)
And then there is Zone 3.
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