66% of pastors are spiritually at risk(Barna Research ‘The State of Pastors” 2017)
Ever taken a selfie of your soul? Maybe its time….Early Bird Date: Dec 31, 2018
Join us as guest ‘soul care specialists’ Sandra Broadus and Paul Bramer of Emmaus Formation Centre lead us in an encouraging and interactive day designed for ministry leaders and their spouses. We will:
Learn key insights and practices that foster spiritual health and transformation
Explore spiritual conversation
Discover current practical resources for your own soul care
Who should attend:
Pastors/ministry couples
Church/nonprofit leaders
Denominational staff
Speakers
Dr. Sandra Broadus, Executive Director Emmaus Formation Centre
Sandra is committed to building up the laity of the Christian Church. After completing an undergraduate degree at U of T, she continued with an MDiv. at Tyndale Seminary, after which she began teaching Spiritual Formation and Spiritual Direction at Tyndale, lasting 7 years. These areas became central to Sandra’s call and ministry, which led to her Doctoral Degree: Leadership and Spiritual Formation, at George Fox Seminary (Oregon).
“Spiritual formation is that which connects our head knowledge of God to our heart knowledge of God. Help from another through the spiritual direction relationship can bring the head and heart closer than ever.”
Dr. Paul Bramer, Emmaus Formation Centre
Paul has been in ministry throughout his adult life, having taught at all levels of education and served in various capacities in church and parachurch organizations. He recently retired from his position as Professor of Christian Formation and Leadership and Founder and Director of the Doctor of Ministry program at Tyndale Seminary, Toronto, Ontario. He is currently the education director and core teacher for Emmaus Formation Centre and a consultant under Formation Insights. Paul is ordained in the Evangelical Covenant Church, trained as a spiritual director, and has a PhD in Educational Studies from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, Illinois. His wife, Marlene, is recently retired as a palliative care nurse consultant. Paul’s current research interests are spiritual formation and depth psychology; he recently did a pilgrimage study tour in Greece and Israel.
When: Thursday January 31, 2019
9am-3pm including lunchWhere: Harbour Fellowship Church St Catharines
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Pastors Day 2019
January 31, 2019 @ 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
$60 – $8566% of pastors are spiritually at risk (Barna Research ‘The State of Pastors” 2017)
Ever taken a selfie of your soul? Maybe its time….
Early Bird Date: Dec 31, 2018
Join us as guest ‘soul care specialists’ Sandra Broadus and Paul Bramer of Emmaus Formation Centre lead us in an encouraging and interactive day designed for ministry leaders and their spouses. We will:
Who should attend:
Speakers
Dr. Sandra Broadus, Executive Director Emmaus Formation Centre
Sandra is committed to building up the laity of the Christian Church. After completing an undergraduate degree at U of T, she continued with an MDiv. at Tyndale Seminary, after which she began teaching Spiritual Formation and Spiritual Direction at Tyndale, lasting 7 years. These areas became central to Sandra’s call and ministry, which led to her Doctoral Degree: Leadership and Spiritual Formation, at George Fox Seminary (Oregon).
“Spiritual formation is that which connects our head knowledge of God to our heart knowledge of God. Help from another through the spiritual direction relationship can bring the head and heart closer than ever.”
Dr. Paul Bramer, Emmaus Formation Centre
Paul has been in ministry throughout his adult life, having taught at all levels of education and served in various capacities in church and parachurch organizations. He recently retired from his position as Professor of Christian Formation and Leadership and Founder and Director of the Doctor of Ministry program at Tyndale Seminary, Toronto, Ontario. He is currently the education director and core teacher for Emmaus Formation Centre and a consultant under Formation Insights. Paul is ordained in the Evangelical Covenant Church, trained as a spiritual director, and has a PhD in Educational Studies from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, Illinois. His wife, Marlene, is recently retired as a palliative care nurse consultant. Paul’s current research interests are spiritual formation and depth psychology; he recently did a pilgrimage study tour in Greece and Israel.
When: Thursday January 31, 2019 9am-3pm including lunch Where: Harbour Fellowship Church St CatharinesDetails
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St. Catharines, Ontario L2R 6P9 Canada + Google Map