Easter and the Restoring of Hope
Hope is the ability to look into the future and see a future that we would find enjoyable and life-giving, and to have confidence that we have the resources to achieve that future.
Hope is an essential factor in happiness and the ability to live fully in this present moment.
It is impossible to have hope when we are weighed down with grief or resentment and we look into the future and only see more of the same or death.
Jesus came that we might have life, not less death. Easter is about the good news that nothing in our past, nor in our future, not even death can separate us from God's love. In this is the essence of hope and the freedom to live life to its fullest.
Free Tele-Seminar: Restoring Hope
Thursday March 4, 9 am PST
Click here to register
In this Tele-Seminar I will present practical ways to restore both individuals and congregations to hope. Topics will include:
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Living in the Past, Present or the Future
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The Nature of Hope
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The Nature and Resolution of Grief
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Resentment and the Art of Forgiveness
Appreciative Leadership Training
Do you need to learn how to:
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Grow from being your church's chaplain to being their leader,
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Move from maintenance to mission
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Lead from a place of vision and passion,
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Discern and clarify what congregations are really asking for.
Appreciative Leadership for Managing Change
Leavenworth, Kansas. April 26-30,
Canandaigua, New York. May 3-7.
Please see:
Appreciative Leadership
for registration and additional information.
You can also hear an introductory tele-seminar on the differences between being a congregation's chaplain or leader at:
Appreciative Leadership Tele-Seminar
Appreciative Coaching
I still have space in our:
Introduction to Appreciative Coaching
Atlanta, March 8-12, 2010
Learn to use your own spirituality and the
Appreciative Way
to coach, peers, staff, and volunteers.
Please see:
Introduction to Appreciative Coaching
for additional information.
For all of our programs please see our latest
Training Schedule.
I pray you experience the gift of Christ's hope this Lent and Easter season.
Rob Voyle
Director of the Clergy Leadership Institute
Clergy Search Resource
An Appreciative Inquiry based guide for the
Clergy Search Process.
For complete details and purchasing please visit:
Assessing Skills and Discerning Calls
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Appreciative Way Online
New Online Training Program
Our entire Introduction to Appreciative Inquiry program will be avaliable on line.
Weekly sessions in May and June
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Learn the Appreciative Way without leaving home!
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Save travel and accommodation costs.
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20 hours of individual and group learning.
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Transform the way you live and work.
For program details please visit:
Online Training Program
2010 In-Person Schedule
Appreciative Leadership for
Managing Change: AIM II
Coaching Competent Leaders
Leavenworth, KS Apr. 26-30
Rochester, NY May 3-7
Develop your core competencies of effective leadership.
Intro. to Appreciative Inquiry
Atlanta, GA. Mar. 8-10
Hawaii, Apr. 12-13
West Cornwall, CT. Jul. 26-28
Intro. to Appreciative Coaching
Atlanta, GA. Mar. 10-12
Use the Appreciative Way to coach and mentor peers, staff, and volunteers.
Clergy Career Development
West Cornwall, CT. Jul. 28-30
Use the Appreciative Way to develop your career. Designed for Episcopal clergy
The Appreciative Way of Leading Congregational Development
West Cornwall, CT. Jul. 28-30
Using appreciative strategies to transform congregations.
Interim Ministry Training: AIM1
West Cornwall, CT. Jul. 28-30
Using appreciative strategies in transitional ministry settings.
Search Consultant Training
West Cornwall, CT. Jul. 28-30
Appreciative strategies to resolve grief and resentment.
For program details please visit:
The Clergy Leadership Institute Website
http://www.clergyleadership.com
Continuing Ed. Credit
The Clergy Leadership Institute is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Clergy Leadership Institute maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
The Clergy Leadership Institute is a National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEPT) and may offer NBCC approved clock hours for events that meet NBCC requirements. The Clergy Leadership Institute solely is responsible for all aspects of the program.
See our
helpful, healing, and humorous
approach to continuing education and training
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