Sharon Daloz Parks in Cleveland Heights
Save the Date: March 14, 10 am-3 pm at St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Today's church and world require leaders who can facilitate adaptive change and inspire people to cultivate new consciousness, conscience and competence.
This workshop, led by prominent leadership author and consultant Sharon Daloz Parks, will draw on the insights of adaptive leadership guru Ronald Heifetz and others to consider how we form the inner lives of leaders, what it means to practice authority, and how we cultivate the arts of leadership on the edge.
Whether you are an emerging or established leader, lay or ordained, working in the institutional church or beyond--this workshop will inspire you to reassess and re-imagine the good that can come from your leadership and the change you want to create.
This event is sponsored by Bexley Hall and Seabury. Learn more and register for $20 per person.
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Bishop Griswold's Installation Sermon
The Feast of Richard Hooker
On November 3, 2011, the Most Rev'd Frank T. Griswold, 25th Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church, preached at Dean Ferguson's installation. The service was a solemn evensong on the Feast of Richard Hooker.
Read the entire sermon.
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The Desert Time
Bishop Griswold in the Duke Divinity Faith & Leadership Blog
Bishop Frank Griswold also talked recently with the Faith & Leadership blog at Duke about the future of the Episcopal Church:
"To use an image from the Old Testament, maybe this is the desert time," Griswold said. "The desert was a period of purification and self-knowledge in order that they were prepared to enter the promised land."
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Give to the Annual Fund
Support Bexley Hall with a year-end gift
Yesterday was the last day of fall semester classes at Bexley, and students' assignments are due on Friday. From January 3-7, our seniors Lisa O'Rear-Lassen, Mike Petrochuck and Jon White will take the General Ordination Exams.
Through our partnership with Trinity Lutheran Seminary and other theological schools in Columbus, Bexley offers students an experience of ecumenical worship, thought and fellowship that sets us apart from other Episcopal seminaries. Please support us with a year-end gift to the annual fund.
Give online or mail your contribution to Bexley Hall, 583 Sheridan Avenue, Columbus, OH 43209.
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