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Developing a Narrative Budget (United Methodist Church)

“Narrative budgets” present the funding needs of your church in a way that reminds people how what they give helps the church touch lives and transform the world. Ken Sloane and his guest, Stewardship Consultant Bonnie Marden of MYTE Ministries go through the steps of developing a Narrative Budget Read more

By United Methodist Church, 10 yearsDecember 21, 2016 ago

Reiki Level 1, 2 and Master Certification (udemy)

In level I of this course you will learn how to activate Reiki and give yourself treatments as well as treat others. In Level II of this course you will learn how to perform Reiki “Distance Style” as well as how learn to use Reiki energy to upgrade your energy, Read more

By udemy, 10 years ago

Torah Alive: Insiders and Outsiders – Jews and the Civil Rights Movement (Reform Judaism)

In this on-demand webinar Dr. Jonathan Krasner explores the experiences of Jewish activists in the Civil Rights Movement. Presenters: Dr. Jonathan Krasner and Rabbi Joan Glazer Farber Watch this FREE on-demand webinar from ReformJudaism.org. Disclaimer: Sacred Space Online Learning (SSOL) seeks to provide individuals with information about religious, spiritual, or Read more

By Reform Judaism, 10 yearsDecember 21, 2016 ago

Jewish Perspectives on Food Justice (Reform Judaism)

This on-demand webinar Commemorates Food Day with a webinar full of special guests. It explores the Jewish values that affirm conscious food choices and discuss practical ways to tackle food justice challenges in local communities. Presenters: Naomi Abelson, Susan Paykin, Professor Richard Schwartz, Rabbi Kevin Kleinman and Anna Hanau Watch this Read more

By Reform Judaism, 10 years ago

Torah Alive: The Great Jewish Literature No One Knows (Reform Judaism)

This on-demand webinar looks at a few examples of fascinating literature, including works from the Dead Sea Scrolls, and it discusses what contemporary Jews can learn from both the texts themselves and the interpretive processes that developed in this crucial period. Presenters: Joan Glazer Farber and Rabbi Aaron Panken Watch this Read more

By Reform Judaism, 10 years ago

Torah Alive: Social Justice and the High Holy Days (Reform Judaism)

As we stand into a New Year, let us recognize this commitment to tikkun olam and to take action to repair our world. In this on-demand webinar, Rabbi David Saperstein discussed the connections between Social Justice and the High Holy Days. Presenters: Rabbi Joan Glazer Farber and Rabbi David Saperstein Read more

By Reform Judaism, 10 years ago

God, the Garden, and Gays: Homosexuality in Genesis (Queer Theology)

If we’re going to dive into scripture and try to make sense of what it means for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people, Genesis is as a good of a place as any to begin! Watch this free on-demand webinar from Queer Theology. Disclaimer: Sacred Space Online Learning (SSOL) seeks Read more

By Queer Theology, 10 yearsDecember 21, 2016 ago

Quaker Speak (Quaker Society of Friends)

This series explores a variety of topics including: A Quaker Vision for Political Activism How to Deepen Quaker Meeting for Worship How Do Quaker Meetings Do Outreach and Welcome Newcomers? How I Went From Being an Anarchist to a Quaker What Does a Quaker Pastor Do? What Can Quakers Read more

By Quaker Society of Friends, 10 years ago

Cancer Care Ministry: Compassion and Companionship (Practical Resources for Churches)

General information about various types of cancers and medical terminology, starting cancer support groups, and finding local, state and national resources are covered in this on-demand webinar. It also has as focus on how cancer care ministry helps to support the physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, and social impact of cancer. Read more

By Practical Resources for Churches, 10 years ago

Seeking God via Google (Practical Resources for Churches)

This on-demand webinar shows you how your church or ministry can connect with people through Google. Born a geek, Christopher Harris coded his first church website in 1997. In 2003 he entered Seminary, concluding his M.Div studies just as social media reached a tipping point when Facebook opened its site Read more

By Practical Resources for Churches, 10 yearsDecember 21, 2016 ago