Webinar participants will learn the essentials of effective communication. They’ll also discover how to use meetings as instruments of community-building and organizational strength.
Most ministries cater to the masses, but Jesus made disciples one at a time. Everett Fritz will share ways to develop churches that reach people where they are. For more information about Jesus Christ webinars, check this out.
Scripture Formation
As youth pastors, we are often overwhelmed by the challenge of keeping our students engaged. This webinar will offer a new perspective on equipping teens with relational evangelism, including tools to help them read their Bibles.
Many churches are familiar with a one-size-fits-all approach to faith formation, but Jesus’ ministry shows that discipleship is best done one person at a time. This webinar explores ways to foster small-group discipleship in a vital parish community. The speaker will also explain the importance of the Eucharist as a tool for discipleship.
Spiritual Direction
An hour with a spiritual director allows your soul to be heard and held in a listening sanctuary. The director listens to what is happening in your life and offers guidance to help you grow as a Christian.
In Catholic tradition, a spiritual guide—usually a priest or consecrated person—helps an accompanied person by providing counsel based on situations in life, spiritual insights from prayer, and reading the Bible. The task is not to replace or substitute for the choices and decisions of the person being accompanied.
The Works of Mercy
Catholics are called to perform the seven corporal works of mercy and the seven spiritual works of mercy. These acts of love and compassion include feeding the hungry, giving drink to the thirsty, visiting the sick, sheltering the homeless, visiting prisoners, burying the dead, and repenting from evil. For more information about Jesus Christ webinars, check this out.
Author and speaker Ann Garrido discusses ways parish leaders can help families overcome the emotional storm that often arises from caregiving. She also provides essential resources for catechists and teachers.
Conflict Resolution
When dealing with conflict, it’s essential to recognize that both parties are experiencing strong emotions and have a stake in a satisfactory solution. It is the first step in identifying the underlying cause of the dispute.
During the brainstorming phase, all involved should share their perspectives and experiences. The goal is to identify what would make everyone happy, even if that means compromising.
Using “I” statements and avoiding blaming or unfair accusations is also essential. It will help prevent the situation from escalating into an argument. Then, all involved can collaborate on a resolution.
Lenten Outreach to Young Adults
If you lead a youth or young adult ministry, this webinar will offer insights and reasons to hope.
How we respond to pivotal moments builds or breaks teens’ trust in God and the Church. Join this webinar with two authors to learn how to leverage these times to develop their faith.
Young people can become involved in service projects during Lent. Learn how to create opportunities for these projects and encourage them to share their experiences with others.
Dementia Care
Dementia care is essential in ensuring your loved one stays happy and safe in their final years. Specialist dementia care includes providing a live-in carer who will help them manage their symptoms in their home.
Consecration to Mary
Devotion to Mary and total consecration to her have long been a central spirituality of the Church. This webinar will explore the consecration to Mary taught by St. Maximilian Kolbe, which adds a missionary dimension to Marian’s consecration.
This spiritual formation involves 33 days of preparation followed by a formal act of consecration on a Marian feast day. It is the structure the Montfort Fathers use to form their confraternity of Marian-consecrated faithful. The 33 days are not a rigid and inflexible division; they can be lengthened or shortened as desired.
Sarah Christmyer, codeveloper of The Great Adventure Catholic Bible Study program and contributor to the Ave Catholic Notetaking Bible, will discuss principles and practices that can foster ongoing, fruitful engagement with Scripture. She will also share some specific ways in which the practice of intentional Scripture formation can be used to transform a parish community.
