Designed for clergy and faith-based leaders, these interactive sessions tackle the real-world challenges of ministry with practical tools, shared wisdom, and a focus on empowering you to thrive.
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Together, we’ll explore solutions to today’s challenges and build the skills you need for tomorrow’s opportunities.
Whether you’re looking to strengthen your leadership skills, build stronger teams, or create balance in your life and ministry, these workshops provide the strategies and support you need—all in a dynamic, collaborative environment.
2025 Workshop Highlights Include:
Navigating Conflict With Confidence: Learn to lead through difficult conversations and create unity.
Balancing Leadership and Life: Discover strategies to bring harmony to your personal and professional responsibilities.
Fundraising With Purpose: Gain the tools to approach church finances and fundraising with clarity and confidence.
Visioning for a Thriving Future: Explore how to cast a clear, actionable vision that energizes your team and congregation.
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Especially for those entering into a new ministry setting, this essential program allows you to create sustainable rhythms and strategies during a time of great change.
Conflict in the church is inevitable - this group will help you turn it into a catalyst for good, not misery.
For those who have completed Conflict Capable 1, this combination takes the work into a deeper, more empowering space.
Starting a new ministry role is both exciting and overwhelming. This powerful coaching program is designed to help leaders navigate the transition with clarity, focus, and sustainable strategies for success. Over three months, participants will develop 90-day goals, reflect on how they want to show up in their new role, and learn to establish rhythms that support both their leadership and personal well-being.
What You’ll Gain:
Set Clear Goals: Define your priorities and create actionable 90-day goals for your new ministry.
Pace Yourself: Learn strategies to set a reasonable pace and avoid burnout when everything feels urgent.
Create Sustainable Rhythms: Establish habits and routines that support balance during this season of change.
Group meeting dates: J
uly 1, 15, 29; August 19; September 2, 16; October 7.
Time: 2 – 2:45 p.m. EST
Conflict in the church is inevitable—but it doesn’t have to be destructive. While a healthy exchange of ideas can lead to growth, interpersonal conflict can strain relationships, disrupt congregations, and make ministry challenging.
This coaching group is designed to equip leaders with the tools and strategies to navigate conflict effectively, fostering unity and growth instead of division.
Over four weeks, participants will explore:
Good Conflict: Understanding when conflict is productive and how to use it for positive change.
The Role of Anger: Recognizing anger’s place in conflict and how to manage it constructively.
Conflict Styles: Identifying different conflict styles and knowing when to use them.
Transactional Analysis: An introduction to understanding interpersonal dynamics.
Leading With Curiosity: Developing the skill of approaching conflict with openness and clarity.
Details:
When: Thursdays, 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. EST
Duration: Four weeks
Format: Interactive coaching group
Building on the foundation of Conflict Capable I,
this advanced coaching group dives deeper into the dynamics of conflict resolution and provides participants with new tools to strengthen their leadership in challenging situations. Combining teaching and coaching, this group will explore advanced concepts and practical strategies to help leaders foster healthy relationships and unity within their congregations.
What You’ll Learn:
Attributions: Understanding the assumptions we make about others and how they impact conflict.
Reframing: Shifting perspectives to find productive solutions.
The Concept of “Face”: Navigating identity and dignity in conflict situations.
The Drama Triangle: Identifying destructive patterns in conflict and stepping into healthier roles.
The Role of Forgiveness: Exploring how forgiveness can restore relationships and bring healing.
Details
When: Weekly for four weeks (Dates and times TBA)
Duration: One-hour group sessions
Format: Interactive teaching and coaching
" Donna’s workshops are transformative.
She combines inspiration with real-world strategies that are immediately actionable. I left feeling empowered, equipped, and ready to lead with clarity and confidence."