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Northwest District Gathering- Leadership in The Post Pandemic Church
Mark your calendars! On January 22, 2022 from 9:00am-3:00pm, there will be an online district-wide gathering via Zoom featuring a workshop, keynote speaker Rev. Susan Amann, and afternoon breakout sessions. Some topics to be covered include: trustee training, Finance 101, Intro. to accountable leadership, lay servant ministry, racial justice, clergy wellness, and brick river basics.
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Anti-Racism Task Force Cultural Competency Forum:
Background and Foundational Concepts
Reducing Prejudice and Bias in Church Congregations: Pruning the Roots is the second training and application session of the Anti-Racism Task Force Cultural Competency Forum Module 1. The Anti-Racism Task Force Cultural Competency Forum is an emerging platform created to enable persons and congregations to become culturally competent. The Forum consists of 5 modules containing educational and training material on essential topics important for gaining cultural competency. Each module contains 3 or more monthly sessions for learning and application.
There is no cost for the event but you do need to register. All clergy and laity are invited to attend. Registration Deadline: November 29, 2021 at Noon
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From Healing to Hope: Caring for Your Emotional Well-Being During the Pandemic
Guest Speaker, Ms. Marie Humes, graduate of Cardinal Stritch University and current Director of Field Experience and Clinical Placement for the College of Graduate Studies at Cardinal Stritch University, presents a free class! Ms. Humes will present a workshop where you can learn about ways to promote self-care and look after your mental health and well-being during uncertain times. The event will take place on Saturday, December 4th from 1:00-4:00 PM at the Washington Park Senior Center in Milwaukee, WI.
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Afghanistan: What did we achieve? What is the Status of Women? What about the Evacuees and What does the Future Hold?
Join the Wisconsin Council of Churches and the Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee for this webinar on November 23rd at 2:00pm. This is part of the series and wider work in equipping Churches to welcome refugees to Wisconsin. In this hour-long webinar, learn about the history and culture of Afghanistan.
Speaker, Janan Najeeb is a founding member and the president of the Milwaukee Muslim Women’s Coalition. For 27 years, the Coalition has worked to inform, advocate for justice, dispel stereotypes and build community in Wisconsin. Najeeb is a highly sought-after speaker and sits on numerous community boards and committees.
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