Andrew Root is a professor at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota. A former youth pastor, Root has a firm grasp on both academics and the way in which we the church need to relate to the current generation of our culture. His six-volume, scholarly series on the church in a secular age has drawn […]
Have you ever been curious just what we mean when we talk about “neighbourhood life?” Then this is the perfect webinar for you. Rather than simply tell you, we invite you to take part in in this 90-minute workshop so you can “come and see” for yourself what neighbourhood life is all about, as well […]
Following our webinar with Andrew Root, there will be an opportunity to participate in a book club that will discuss his book When Church Stops Working.
Many people who are non-Indigenous don’t always feel they have a safe place to discuss the issues tied to understanding Indigenous peoples more, spaces to ask honest questions. This is why the Understanding Indigenous People Workshops are being held. In these online workshops, we will discuss the last 500 years of North American history. We […]
Many people who are non-Indigenous don’t always feel they have a safe place to discuss the issues tied to understanding Indigenous peoples more, spaces to ask honest questions. This is why the Understanding Indigenous People Workshops are being held. In these online workshops, we will discuss the last 500 years of North American history. We […]
Have you ever asked yourself what it is that makes sharing our faith seem like an unwieldy activity? Why is it that so many people in our congregations are reluctant, and perhaps why you are, too? Does it seem that evangelism is harder than it used to be? More complicated? Less enjoyable? In this 60-minute […]