How do I influence and lead others in a Christlike way in my everyday life?
The Way of Servant-Leadership is an eight session course, run once a month. The course is for anyone who wants to become better at influencing others well, in a Christlike way, whether in church, or in community.
It is about developing confident understanding of servant-leadership but, more importantly, developing the skills that help us grow and lead well long term.
It grows understanding in having confidence in what leadership means (in any area of life) and becoming a more Christlike leader.
The course develops skills in four key areas:
- Self Awareness and Knowing my Gifts
- Developing Courage
- Discerning Direction
- Developing Others
The Way of Servant-Leadership starts in the Autumn, is online and free - with monthly three hour sessions over eight months, with a one day retreat, and the opportunity to be mentored for discipleship.
If you would like to register interest in joining the Way of Servant-Leadership, please email the Pathways team.
Dates
- Tuesday 6th or Saturday 17th September 2022
- Tuesday 4th or Saturday 8th October 2022
- Tuesday 1st or Saturday 5th November 2022
- Saturday 10th December 2022
- Tuesday 10th or Saturday 14th January 2023
- Tuesday 7th or Saturday 11th February 2023
- Saturday 11th March 2023
- Tuesday 18th or Saturday 15th April 2023
How does it work?
In each session, there is worship, some core content, modelling by other local, ordinary Christians of servant-leadership in their everyday experience, and a chance to reflect on “What is God saying to me?” and “How may I respond?”
How do I find out more?
Please contact Guy Donegan-Cross and he would be delighted to speak with you.
What do I need?
You will need access to a computer. All the resources are online on the Pathways learning platform - you will be given access to this before the first module in October.
What does it lead to?
Being equipped but also changed to lead, serve, discern, and develop others, so that what you leave behind in the lives of others becomes more significant than what you achieve.
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