
Lilly Grant Webinars 2025
We’re grateful for the funds from the Lilly Grant Foundation that made this series of webinars possible.
Wednesday, November 19, 2025 | 1:00pm ET
Putting the Puzzle Pieces of Transitional Ministry Together
We start with the premise that all ministry is transitional. As pastors, we are called to be a part of bringing about the kingdom of God. As leaders, we are called to guide congregations and ministry systems with intentionality, seeking to be ever more faithful to God’s call to us in this particular time, in this particular place for this particular purpose.
This webinar outlines the fundamentals of intentional transitional ministry and invites participants into exploring more deeply what how the pieces fit together in our current context.
Key Learnings:
Understand the elements and movement of intentional transitional ministry;
Understand the systems challenges and anxiety in the midst of change;
Imagine the intentionality of leading through change.
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About Transitional Ministry Pathways and its Co Founders, Reverend Dr. Jan Nolting Carter and Reverend Paul Rhebergen
With over 75 years of experience in ministry and thinking about transitional ministry, Jan Nolting Carter and Paul Rhebergen work with pastors and congregations engaging in intentional transition through teaching, coaching and consulting. Together, Jan and Paul have taught Transitional Ministry, first at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and now through Transitional Ministry Pathways at The School of Global Citizenry. Ordained in the Presbyterian Church (USA), Jan and Paul have served twenty-two churches separately–large and small, urban, suburban and rural. Together, they have been responding to the changing needs of the church, guiding transition through consulting and exploring new models of intentional transition.
For more information about Transitional Ministry Pathways, Jan Nolting Carter and Paul Rhebergen visit: https://tmpathways.com
For more information about Transitional Ministry Pathways at The School of Global Citizenry visit: https://sgcitizenry.com
Thursday, February 12, 2025 | 1:00pm ET
Repairers of the Breech: Thriving at the intersection of theology, moral concern, and transformative justice.
Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel remarked after marching for freedom with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., “I felt as though my feet were praying.” What does it mean to live our values on the streets? To stand in the breaches and busted places of our society, to rise up with the suffering and to cry out for justice? What it does it mean to live into the Biblical commandment to “Love Thy Neighbour”? How do we hold our discomfort in pursuit of a world redeemed? Rabbi Michael Adam Latz was a congregational rabbi for more than 20 years and served a congregation in Minneapolis, Minnesota, a short distance from where George Floyd was murdered by police officers in May 2020 and the heart of where the recent global uprising for racial justice and reckoning was born. In a moment where a Black man had the life choked out of him by a white police officer, we examine the moral responsibilities of people of faith to rise with the suffering and use our collective power for good.
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About Michael Lanz
Michael Adam Latz is a husband, dad, rabbi, spiritual care provider, and activist for social justice and healing. He currently serves as a Spiritual Care Practitioner at Sinai Health.
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