Living Our Baptism, the Lenten Way
To thrive during the season of Lent, we remember our baptism and prepare for living it out. In baptism, we’re called into the three-fold ministry
Over and over, church leaders report that a daunting source of tension between church members is their vastly different reactions to the Black Lives Matter movement. In his coaching work with congregations around the U.S., Reachable Reconciliation founder Fred Oduyoye is helping leadership teams surface these tensions, talk about them, then move past them together.
To learn more about Fred’s approach to this stumbling block, and to embrace a path forward in your own relationships, watch this short conversation between Fred and Vibrant Faith Executive Director Rick Lawrence…
Engage in meaningful conversations such as these and learn how to better love your neighbor when you join a Reachable Reconciliation Cohort led by Fred Oduyoye.
The Cohort includes:
– Five live online training sessions (90 minute) each month with your facilitator Fred Oduyoye
– Additional materials, assignments, and resources sent to your cohort between sessions
– A private online community to share in discussion, ideas, and connection
Learn more and fill out the interest form today to get started!
Rick Lawrence is Executive Director of Vibrant Faith—he created the new curriculum Following Jesus. He’s editor of the Jesus-Centered Bible and author of 40 books, including The Suicide Solution,The Jesus-Centered Life and Jesus-Centered Daily. He hosts the podcast Paying Ridiculous Attention to Jesus.
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