Managing church staff and volunteers is always challenging but supervising remotely presents additional complications. Join Katie Glover (VP for Administration at Virginia Theological Seminary) for this online session on best practices for managing staff (paid and unpaid) remotely.

Kathryn Glover, M.P.A., SHRM-SCP, is the Vice President for Administration and Institutional Effectiveness and Secretary of the Corporation. She joined the VTS staff in 2001. She worked as the Officer for Institutional Effectiveness and Planning and Staff Officer to the Dean and President, Director of Alumni Affairs and the Program Coordinator for the Center for Lifetime Theological Education and Doctor of Ministry Program, before moving into her current position. Her areas of expertise include corporate strategy, program evaluation, and administrative policy.

As church leaders, we're in uncharted territory—for this generation, at least—but the Church has withstood and thrived in times of persecution and plague, panic and need. If money was a challenging topic for church leaders before, it feels all-out tricky right now. What's appropriate? What's helpful? What's effective? What's right? Questions about how our churches navigate finance and giving discussions during this crisis have been pouring in. Expect practical examples and best practices we’re seeing across the country. Join us for an hour on Thursday, April 2nd at 1 p.m. EST for a free webinar. 

"Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou are with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me." (KJV Psalm 23:4)

This 1-hour-webinar provides healing from personal and communal brokenness through using the Lament Psalm structure as a sacred vehicle to complain to God in faith. Participants learn about the specific components of the Lament Psalm and are guided through exercises that apply their understanding towards the development of a personal Lament Psalm.

This webinar will be led by The Rev. Dr. Robert Phillips, Canon for Leadership Development and Congregational Care, Episcopal Diocese of Washington.

"Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou are with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me." (KJV Psalm 23:4)

This 1-hour-webinar provides healing from personal and communal brokenness through using the Lament Psalm structure as a sacred vehicle to complain to God in faith. Participants learn about the specific components of the Lament Psalm and are guided through exercises that apply their understanding towards the development of a personal Lament Psalm.

This webinar will be led by The Rev. Dr. Robert Phillips, Canon for Leadership Development and Congregational Care, Episcopal Diocese of Washington.