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Leadership Development training is coming to a cluster near you this fall!

This is an amazing training effort for your emerging and existing leaders. They will come away with basic knowledge of

• your congregation as a system
• the differences between management and leadership
• how adaptive leaders function
• how history and polity inform leadership in UU churches
• how to manage anxiety and conflict
• and how our faith grows when we lead from our centers

 

The program is based on personal, communal and societal narrative as the basis for theological reflection as the members deepen their faith and lead our congregations into the future. Here are our training dates (remember all dates listed under one cluster is ONE FULL training). Start planning for your team to attend!

 

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Harvest the Power Facilitator Team

 

 

 

Save the Date

The Heart of the Matter: Living our Covenants of Right Relationships

Workshop presented by the NNED Right Relations Taskforce*

 

October 23 – Manchester, NH or

November 13 – Yarmouth, ME

9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Lunch Included

 

Congregational Teams encouraged.

Single Cost per Team

The cost is $100 per team for up to five members from a single congregation: Additional participants from that congregation can attend for a cost of $10.00 per person to cover lunch.

 

If only a single individual from a congregation is able to attend, s/he may attend for a cost of $40.

Workshop will address:

• What are Covenants of Right Relations and why they are important in our congregations

• The How and Why of creating covenants and policies relating to right relations

• Stories of how congregations have dealt with conflict using Covenants.

• Taking it into the world – Living our covenants can help us be our best selves everywhere

* NNED Right Relationship Taskforce Members: Karen Fisk, DRE Augusta; Becky Gunn, Minister Bangor; Mary Higgins, NNED District executive; Jennifer McAdoo, DRE Yarmouth; Sylvia Stocker, Minister Brunswick