Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City
Doing all our work with excellence means every email, memo, business letter, presentation, and even every social media post should be written with excellence.
But writing is hard. It’s even harder when employees receive little or no instruction on workplace writing.
This workshop is here to help. We will bridge theoretical and practical concerns about faith, writing, and the workplace.
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If any of these sound like you, we invite you to apply to our FREE 1-on-1 Impact Mentorship program designed to help young, ambitious Christians pursue careers with maximum social impact. You’ll get matched to a Christian mentor from top universities like Harvard and MIT in the field you’re interested in and have a video call lasting around 60-min. You’ll receive Biblical guidance, prayer, and career opportunities. Apply here.
Also, check out our 10-minute career guide on how to maximize the impact of your career and sign up to our monthly newsletter, where we’ll send you our most impactful career resources, job opportunities, and events.
For any questions, email JD Bauman at jd@christiansforimpact.org.
‘I’m tired of praying; I never get an answer.’
‘I don’t have enough hope to pray.’
‘I don’t know how to pray!’
These and many other thoughts may have crossed all of our minds. Prayer is at the heart of our call as Christians, but many Christians find it the most mysterious spiritual practice. How can lay leaders and clergy inspire their congregations to pray? How should we pray as a group or as individuals?
Please join The St. Paul Center (TSPC) to explore this important question together, in honest and open conversation. All are welcome – clergy and lay, Episcopalians, seekers, and ecumenical friends, experienced prayer warriors and those who feel like beginners. Our day will include teaching, conversation, reflection, and of course prayer! All participants will leave with materials to bring back to their congregation, to continue the conversation and learning.
Our ‘Why Pray?’ days will be hosted at St. Paul’s Newburyport, St. Thomas’ Taunton, and the Cathedral Church of St. Paul Boston, July 27th, 10am to 2.30pm. You are warmly invited to join us at whichever location works for you! Tea and coffee will be served at the start of the day, and you are invited to bring a packed lunch.
Find out more, and sign up to attend, at https://www.stpaulboston.org/why-pray
This is a conference for pastors and business leaders on the very important subject of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Join us in person or virtually.
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Click here to register: https://new-england.builtforai.live/
Are you passionate about engaging the youth in your church? Do you need more resources for your church’s youth? Would you like training from national youth ministry voices? Apply to the 2024 #MyFaith Cohort! The #MyFaith Youth Ministry Team at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary’s Campus for Urban Ministerial Education in Boston is excited to announce that applications are open for the 2024 #MyFaith Cohort! Applications are due Friday, November 10th, 2023. Apply here!
#MyFaith is for churches of color who are developed in youth ministry, growing in youth ministry but not fully developed, or building from the ground up.
To qualify you must have middle and/or high school students who attend your church, commit to a full year of training (2 excused absences permitted), and be able to attend the first training on Saturday, January 20th, 2024.
We are also hosting two 45-minute Info Sessions at 7pm on Monday, October 30th and Monday, November 6th via Zoom. Anyone interested can register for the info session(s) here!
For more information, contact #MyFaith Administrator Katelyn Hannan: khannan1@gordonconwell.edu.