Coaching culture grows in Michigan
The Michigan Conference’s lead coach, Naomi Garcia, explains the history of this significant initiative to develop a culture of coaching that is informative, transformative, and action-driven.
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Coaching is like knitting
Coaching can be hard to describe. Naomi Garcia suggests that knitting–making and connecting loops into something attractive and useful–is similar to the coaching experience.
Great training opportunities ahead
Coach training and the Readiness to Launch network are two excellent online offerings from the conference office of Congregational Vibrancy. Sign up now!
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REQUEST A COACHCOACH TRAININGTOOLBOXNeed more information? Still have questions about coaching? Contact Naomi García, Michigan Conference Staff for change, systems, conflict… 4 good
Coaches keep dreams alive
Coaches training begins next week. This is a great opportunity to enhance your personal and professional life while helping others by asking deep-diving questions to encourage new perspectives.
Value of coaching explained
High-quality coaching is coming to the Michigan Conference. A 16-week online training experience begins in October. Here’s how you can benefit.
Become unstuck through coaching
Coaching can turn obstacles into opportunities and frustrations into goals. The first of two tiers of training launches this October. Be among the first to register.
Love grounds vibrant congregations
As he enters retirement, Rev. Dirk Elliott gives thanks for the conference ministry he’s helped lead and looks ahead to the ongoing work of congregational vibrancy.
October Events Summary
Opportunities for networking and growth. The following are events taking place around The Michigan Conference during the month of October.
The first step is an important step
Rev. Jim Noggle explains how exploring the Simplified Accountable Structure (SAS) can lead a church to have a more healthy and vibrant impact in the mission field.