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- 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 » History
For 40 years, the Alban name has been synonymous with building up congregations and their leaders Founded in 1974 by the Rev Loren Mead, The Alban Institute pioneered new ways of enabling congregational leaders to be agents of grace and transformation that could shape and heal the world
- Alban at Duke Divinity School » Books
Alban books are now available from Bloomsbury The full Alban catalog includes books on congregational leadership, church size and its impact on dynamics, missions and outreach, and more
- Alban at Duke Divinity School » Alban Weekly
Alban Weekly Archive Articles from 2013 and earlier were produced by the Alban Institute For more recent content, please select from the list of topics at the top of this page We are in the process of adding articles from these issues to our index of topics so that you can access this timeless advice alongside the new resources we add each week
- The Quick and Simple Congregational Asset-Mapping Experience - Alban
From The Power of Asset Mapping: How Your Congregation Can Act on Its Gifts by Luther K Snow Copyright © 2004 by The Alban Institute, Inc All rights reserved
- Alban at Duke Divinity School » About Alban
Alban at Duke Divinity School 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 » Find your prophetic voice
Pray for courage Surround yourself with mentors and allies And remember: the prophetic voice is not yours alone You are surrounded by “so great a cloud of witnesses” (Hebrews 12:1 NRSVUE) who are calling you toward justice, reconciliation and hope You can always reach me and the Alban Weekly team at alban@duke edu Until next week, keep
- The 80 Percent Rule: Fact or Fiction? - Alban
Alban consultant Patricia Hayes says many congregations believe the 80 percent rule doesn’t apply to them “They say things like ‘We don’t mind sitting close together’ or ‘The children leave after the first ten minutes ’
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