Do you have a deep passion for people in your community who do not already have a relationship with Jesus or the church? Do you feel the calling to plant a new church or start a new ministry or worship experience? Do you feel the calling to revitalize ministry in your congregation? Do you hunger for leadership development opportunities that result in more effectively making disciples for the transformation of the world? Do you thrive when surrounded by people who are sharing new ideas, new possibilities, and new tools for improving ministry? If you answered yes to any of these questions, YOU are invited to participate in the Institute of Congregational Development in 2025!
WHAT: The Institute of Congregational Development is a comprehensive, ten month leadership development opportunity for those leaders ready to take their ministry to the next level. This intensive training includes: 10 on-site sessions, monthly reading assignments, monthly covenant group meetings, two field trips, and the opportunity to learn, share, and celebrate alongside a dynamic group of clergy and laity from around the state.
WHEN: March 11-12th, April 1-2nd, May 12-14, June 24-25th, July 22-23rd, August 19-20th, October 1-3rd, October 21-22nd, November 11-12th, December 9-10th. WHERE: First class is at the Wisconsin Conference UMC Office. Locations vary depending on the class and will be updated in real time. COST: $1,700 per individual. The cost of registration includes lodging, meals, speakers, and materials, as well as expenses for all field trips. Participants are responsible to buy the textbook for each session. a $100.00 deposit is required with each online registration and is non-refundable. Payments can be pain in two installments: The first payment of $750.00 is due by March 11th, 2025. The final payment of $850.00 is due by August 1st, 2025. REGISTER: www.wisconsin-reg.brtapp.com/2025icd
QUESTIONS: Contact Rev. Dr. Scott Carlson- Director of Congregational Development. Office: (608)-834-7328 Cell: (608)-834-8342 Email: scottcarlson@wisconsinumc.org
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