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The Weight of this Calling Clergy burnout, well-being, and resilience Is ministry burnout inevitable? Can self-sacrificial living ever be viable? Or, do clergy, in fact, have it better than most when it comes to work-life balance? In this webinar the Church Times explore what it means to build resilience. Parish ministry comes with its own …

This course aims to equip participants with a grounding in theological understanding and practical knowledge needed to begin new worshipping communities or ‘fresh expressions of church’, through pioneer ministry and church planting. The course will be run in partnership with the Scottish Episcopal Institute. It will be led by experienced academics and practicioners. Course organiser: …

Reading, understanding and translating Biblical Hebrew allows you to engage deeply and richly with the texts of the Old Testament in its ancient and original language. This course will introduce those with very little or no previous knowledge of Hebrew to the forms and structure of the language of the Hebrew Bible, enabling you to read selected passages of scripture, while …

Head to the RLN website to register for training to run this course that teaches transformation of everyday relationships, aimed at a Christian audience.

Trinity College Glasgow offers this course in contemporary art in worship.

Preaching in Lent, Holy Week and Easter Church times are delighted to announce their second online festival: a chance for preachers to pause, take stock, and find fresh inspiration for the weeks ahead. Their speakers include Guli Francis-Dehqani, Luigi Gioia, David Hoyle, Mark Oakley, Sam Wells, and Jane Williams, and once again we will join …

Led by Revd Helen Bent with Jonathan Robinson, these courses aim to: – inspire worship in fresh ways  – deepen knowledge and understanding – help to make the most of musical resources even when limited – introduce you to new repertoire to suit your church needs – equip you for worship and music in a …

This immersive leadership/reconciliation training is led by the Rose Castle Foundation, and aims to gather a diverse group of 20 participants who will support one another in their learning and development.