Project Violet undertook research on women’s experience of Baptist ministry. Samantha Bowring reports on some of the developments relating to ministry and leadership development.
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Wale Hudson Roberts introduces Young Bright and Bold (YBB), a residential initiative designed to nurture and develop young Black and Brown leaders within our Baptist family.
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How can we help identify or nurture leadership potential of the women we are blessed with from all ethnic backgrounds? By Gale Richards
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One of the questions I have been reflecting on as I begin my new role as Ethics and Integrity Manager is this: What does it mean to be a healthy minister? By Hayley Young
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In recent years Baptists Together has aimed to intentionally encourage, promote and facilitate internships – and here we share the experiences of three
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How did our ministers first discern God’s call? What happened next? What excites them about their ministry now? The Ministries Team is collecting stories from those called into Baptist leadership - and here are just a few...
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Nike Adebajo shares how our colleges create an environment for student formation, how ministerial formation is mutual - and how for all of us, our Christian faith is continually being shaped
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When it comes to Baptist church leadership and ministry, we need a whole landscape of opportunities for learning and development. By Tim Fergusson
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It often starts with a question. Not writing in the sky or an angelic visitation. Well, probably not, as for most it is just a question that will not quite leave them alone: ‘Could God be calling me to ministry?’
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As Baptists we believe in the theology of ‘the priesthood of all believers’. But what exactly does that phrase mean - and where should the minister sit? By Ed Kaneen and Craig Gardiner
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Our movement needs more women and men who are ready to respond to God’s call to be ministers and leaders - and this needs all of us to see and develop the gifts in others, writes General Secretary Lynn Green
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We are approaching a significant shift in our ministerial landscape due to impending retirements and increased demands, writes Lee Johnson. In response, here is an introduction to a renewed vision for ministerial formation and leadership development.
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TOGAUT26
Project Violet undertook research on women’s experience of Baptist ministry. Samantha Bowring reports on some of the developments relating to ministry and leadership development.
Read more
TOGAUT26
Wale Hudson Roberts introduces Young Bright and Bold (YBB), a residential initiative designed to nurture and develop young Black and Brown leaders within our Baptist family.
Read more
TOGAUT26
How can we help identify or nurture leadership potential of the women we are blessed with from all ethnic backgrounds? By Gale Richards
Read more
TOGAUT26
One of the questions I have been reflecting on as I begin my new role as Ethics and Integrity Manager is this: What does it mean to be a healthy minister? By Hayley Young
Read more
TOGAUT26
In recent years Baptists Together has aimed to intentionally encourage, promote and facilitate internships – and here we share the experiences of three
Read more
TOGAUT26
How did our ministers first discern God’s call? What happened next? What excites them about their ministry now? The Ministries Team is collecting stories from those called into Baptist leadership - and here are just a few...
Read more
TOGAUT26
Nike Adebajo shares how our colleges create an environment for student formation, how ministerial formation is mutual - and how for all of us, our Christian faith is continually being shaped
Read more
TOGAUT26
When it comes to Baptist church leadership and ministry, we need a whole landscape of opportunities for learning and development. By Tim Fergusson
Read more
TOGAUT26
It often starts with a question. Not writing in the sky or an angelic visitation. Well, probably not, as for most it is just a question that will not quite leave them alone: ‘Could God be calling me to ministry?’
Read more
TOGAUT26
As Baptists we believe in the theology of ‘the priesthood of all believers’. But what exactly does that phrase mean - and where should the minister sit? By Ed Kaneen and Craig Gardiner
Read more
TOGAUT26
Our movement needs more women and men who are ready to respond to God’s call to be ministers and leaders - and this needs all of us to see and develop the gifts in others, writes General Secretary Lynn Green
Read more
TOGAUT26
Articles from 'Mission: There is no secret formula'
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We are approaching a significant shift in our ministerial landscape due to impending retirements and increased demands, writes Lee Johnson. In response, here is an introduction to a renewed vision for ministerial formation and leadership development.
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