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Upcoming webinar: Navigating church scandals with integrity and compassion


In today’s world, church scandals make headlines all too often. But the real story isn’t just about what went wrong—it’s about how the church responds. A scandal can either deepen wounds or open the door to healing. But that all depends on how it’s handled.

Are you prepared to lead your church through the storm? Do you know how to respond with truth, transparency, and genuine care for those harmed?

Join us for an insightful webinar where we’ll explore:

  • Common but harmful responses to church scandals
  • How to create a crisis response plan that prioritizes healing over image preservation
  • Practical steps to develop a playbook that prepares your church for the unthinkable

Don’t wait for a crisis to learn how to respond. Equip yourself now with the knowledge and tools to lead your church with integrity through unexpected upheavals.

Key Takeaways:

  • How to prioritize truth and transparency
  • Identifying “shadow values” that may negatively influence care responses
  • Creating a crisis response team that truly cares for victims
  • Practical strategies for communication and care during a scandal

This webinar will cover the challenge, offer a framework for addressing church scandals, and include a Q&A segment.

Who Should Attend: Church and ministry leaders, elders, and anyone involved in pastoral care.

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Free webinar on the impact of child abuse on adult mental and spiritual health


Consider joining me September 4, 2019 on a webinar hosted by The Partnership Center: Center for Faith and Opportunity Initiatives, US Dept of Health and Human Services. I will be presenting on the spiritual impact of child abuse on adult survivors.

Part IV: Mental Illness 101: Childhood Trauma and Mental Health Impacts

Wedneday, September 4, 2019 | 12:00 —1:00 p.m. EDT

Register at: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/437d661ca5d8d0c434538d7d4481ef37  

Trauma ― specifically trauma experienced as children or adolescents ― can significantly impact individuals across their entire lives. In fact, the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (@NCTSN) notes that survivors of childhood trauma are more likely to have long-term health problems or are at higher risk to die at an earlier age than their peers.  With so many walking wounded souls in our midst, people are starting to ask, “How can I make a difference?” Our July webinar will focus on this important factor impacting many people who are struggling with mental illness concerns – untreated childhood trauma. Our goals are to equip local faith and community leaders with the signs and symptoms of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and provide the proven resources they can incorporate into their congregational and community outreach efforts.  Register today for our September 4th webinar, and invite a friend

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