LEAWOOD, KS – The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection announced today that registration is now open for Leadership Institute 2020, held online September 24-25.
The online format is packed with relevant and actionable leadership development content through a live-streamed event, plus on-demand bonus material spanning across all ministry areas.
Individual tickets are $49 through September 1.
The conference features:
- 4 General Sessions on Thursday, 9/24 led by nationally known speakers uniquely positioned to address the extraordinary issues church leaders are facing in 2020 and beyond, including: Founder of Harvard’s Center for Public Leadership, Ron Heifetz; Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, The Most Reverend Michael Curry; and Senior Pastor of Church of the Resurrection, Adam Hamilton.
- 2 Breakout Sessions on Friday, with 6 topics to choose from at each session, followed by Live Q & A with the presenter(s). Sessions led by both Resurrection staff and guest presenters.
- PLUS…a library of on-demand workshops covering a wide variety of ministry specific topics, all with tangible takeaways for church leaders to implement in their own setting.
- All the Live sessions and the on-demand workshop library will be available exclusively to Leadership Institute participants for 1 year.
The conference also features a variety of ways for participants to connect with each other, including chat rooms for focused discussions and the ability to set “meet-ups” with colleagues.
Details and registration can be found at li.cor.org. Early Bird price of $49 is available through September 1. For questions, contact the ShareChurch Team at sharechurchconferences@cor.org or 913-232-4139.
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The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection is located at 13720 Roe Avenue, Leawood, Kansas. It also has locations in Olathe, Blue Springs, downtown Kansas City and Overland Park. Resurrection is the largest Methodist church in the country with over 20,000 members. For additional information about the church, please visit the web site: www.cor.org.
