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- John Witvliet: What Are We Doing in Worship? - alban. org
Thank you for listening to this episode of Leading and Thriving in the Church, a podcast from Alban at Duke Divinity Our mission is to help you be the leader God has called you to be
- Alban at Duke Divinity School
Alban at Duke helps leaders connect and learn from one another by sharing practical wisdom, stories of thriving congregations and transformational models of ministry
- Alban at Duke Divinity School » Leadership
The leadership style you choose is not a one-and-done decision It should adapt to your context
- Alban at Duke Divinity School » Education
Faithful ministry resides at the intersection of knowledge and wisdom Mentorship bridges the two
- Alban at Duke Divinity School » Be still and know
For you, being still might involve walking, gardening or making art Whichever path you choose, keep reminding yourself that being still isn’t something that’s nice to do if you can get around to it Being still is essential to faithful leadership You can always reach me and the Alban Weekly team at alban@duke edu Until next week, keep
- Alban at Duke Divinity School » Buildings
Happy Tuesday – and welcome to a new design for the Alban Weekly! In this week’s edition, we’ll find inspiration in the stories of three congregations that have developed enterprising ministries to meet the evolving needs of their communities
- Alban at Duke Divinity School » Preaching inspires holy imagination
The modern imagination is thoroughly shaped by capitalistic and materialistic ideas I encourage you to offer something different — something better The words you speak are “for the healing of the nations” (Revelation 22:2) Remember that You can always reach me and the Alban Weekly team at alban@duke edu Until next week, keep leading!
- Alban at Duke Divinity School » The witness of hospitality
The disciples recognized Jesus as they ate a meal of fish and bread How can our congregations help more people recognize Jesus? You can always reach me and the Alban Weekly team at alban@duke edu Until next week, keep leading!
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