Supporting Clergy and Congregations

in a Rapidly Changing World

A justice-centered leadership formation initiative supporting clergy, students, and congregational leaders through webinars, retreats, peer cohorts, and innovation grants.

Stewarded by the Rueben P. Job Institute for Spiritual Formation at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary

Funded by Lilly Endowment Inc.

 

Why This Project Matters

Leaders and congregations are navigating burnout, polarization, and rapid change. This initiative offers space for renewal, justice-centered learning, and practical tools for ministry today.

Burnout & Spiritual Fatigue

Trauma-Informed Support

Racial & Cultural Competency

Civic Polarization

AI & Digital Ministry

Peer Networks & Belonging

Vocational Renewal

Our Purpose

To cultivate resilient, justice-rooted leaders equipped for intercultural ministry and ethical use of digital technologies.

Who Is This For?

Seminary Students & Alumni

Clergy of Color

Women Clergy of Color

White Clergy

AI / Ministry Leaders

District Superintendents

Ministry Leaders in Complex Contexts

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