Support for clergy from CPAS
In these fast-moving and uncertain times, CPAS is keen to support clergy in their ministry.
To this end, CPAS is offering clergy the opportunity to join a free online seminar (webinar) on the subject of Leadership in Lockdown, taking place from 2-3pm on May 13.
There is also a free downloadable resource – Everybody Welcome Online.
Details are as follows:
Leadership in Lockdown – Free Webinar
When: 2-3pm (BST) on Wednesday May 13
What: A free webinar for church leaders. How can we navigate the transition from our immediate response to the crisis to our longer term engagement with the new reality? We will identify the two dangers of this stage of leadership in a crisis (getting stuck in crisis mode and succumbing to paralysis mode), consider some of the realities that we face and explore three things that we can all do to help us lead well.
Speaker: James Lawrence, Leadership Principal at CPAS
Cost: FREE (spaces are limited).
Book your place at www.cpas.org.uk/leadershipinlockdown (we will send you joining details the day before).
Everybody Welcome Online – Downloadable Resource
We’re delighted to recommend this free downloadable resource offering practical and spiritual insights into how to welcome people to church online at this time. Bob Jackson and George Fisher reflect on how we can welcome everyone online in response to many churches discovering more people are ‘attending’ their services than normal.
Download from www.cpas.org.uk/everybodywelcomeonline.
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