One of the biggest disruptions in the life of the church in the past few decades was clearly the COVID-19 pandemic. I suppose you could make an argument that it’s still causing disruption.
The Congregational Excellence team of the Great Plains Conference wants to help clergy and laity process what has happened, come to grips with our current reality and, — and this is most important — realize there is hope for the future.
So in late April and early May, author Rev. Rebekah Simon-Peter will be making a book tour with workshops in five Great Plains cities — North Platte and Columbus in Nebraska, and Ottawa, McPherson and Hays in Kansas.
Rebekah Simon-Peter is chief visionary for Rebekah Simon-Peter Coaching and Consulting Incorporated, which has a flagship program titled “Creating a Culture of Renewal.”
The event she is facilitating with us in the Great Plains is Lessons from Pandemics Past. Rebekah — whom some of you likely will remember from our episode previewing the Laity Summit in March — will be sharing some of the insights she learned from her work and from the research for her newest book, “Forging a New Path: Moving the Church Forward in a Post-Pandemic World.”
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