The Three Capacities Every Leader Needs to cultivate in 2027
A free 40-minute webinar · Wednesday, November 11 · 11am PST · Zoom

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Faith Leadership Prep
Made Simple 

 

Courses 

Tailored for your spiritual journey. Beginner to Seminary-Grad level. 

Courses 

Taught by seminary professors, organizational leaders, subject matter experts,
and pastors.

Cohort Experiences

To practice what you learn in a trusted space. Learning Paths to help stay on track and achieve your goals. Certificates to celebrate your wins and accelerate
your career. 

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Faith Leadership Prep
Made Simple 

 

Courses 

Take courses ranging from beginner to seminary-graduate level, and learn from seminary professors, organizational leaders, subject matter experts, and pastors.

Cohorts

Practice what you learn in a trusted space. Learning Paths to help stay on track and achieve your goals. Certificates to celebrate your wins and accelerate your career. 

You got into this work because something in you is oriented toward a world made whole. But sustained, meaningful work has a cost, and most leadership development wasn’t built with that cost in mind.

The result is leaders who know more than ever, and who are quietly depleted, more isolated than they let on, and uncertain whether what they’ve learned is actually making them more capable of what the moment requires.

We think 2027 is going to ask more of leaders in this space, not less. The answer isn’t in another conference or best selling fad. It’s three specific capacities, the kind that have to be developed over time, in community, through practice. In this 40-minute conversation, we’ll name what they are, why they matter to your work, and what it looks like to actually build them.

Your Facilitator

Jonathon Murillo, M.Div. has spent his career at the intersection of faith, leadership, and formation, working with ministry leaders, nonprofit directors, and change-makers trying to do serious work without losing themselves in the process. 

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This is for you if you lead in a church, nonprofit, or justice-oriented organization, and you feel the gap between what you know is possible for the future of the community you serve, and how equipped you feel to make it happen. 

Don't let the year end without getting out of the day-to-day grind recallibrating your leadership towards what matters most. 

 

 

Reserve your spot 

Can’t make it live? Register anyway — we’ll send the recording.

Pillar 1: Contemplative Activism 

Spirituality & Justice 

In a world where faith leaders are at a disproportionate risk of burnout, we introduce Contemplative Activism. This is the commitment to mutual flourishing and shared well-being, driven by justice and sustained by contemplation. It’s about ensuring that your advocacy is not only effective but also sustainable. 

Pillar 2: Theological Imagination 

Spirituality & Faith 

As institutions struggle with trust, faith leaders must lead with a theological imagination that draws from tradition while embracing the unknown. This imagination empowers leaders to navigate complex challenges with a vision that is both grounded and expansive.

Pillar 3: Intentional Creation

Spirituality & Innovation 

In our rapidly changing world, innovation isn’t just about new ideas — it’s about creating with purpose. Intentional Creation is the practice of bringing forth new experiences, communities, and environments with mindfulness and a commitment to the greater good.

Pillar 4: Wisdom-Based Leadership 

Spirituality & Leadership 

Leadership isn’t just about power, it’s about wisdom. Wisdom-Based Leadership combines spiritual formation with practical leadership skills to help faith leaders meet today’s challenges with grounding and grace. 

 

 

Pillar 1: Contemplative Activism 

Spirituality & Justice 

In a world where faith leaders are at a disproportionate risk of burnout, we introduce Contemplative Activism. This is the commitment to mutual flourishing and shared well-being, driven by justice and sustained by contemplation. It’s about ensuring that your advocacy is not only effective but also sustainable. 

Pillar 2: Theological Imagination 

Spirituality & Faith 

As institutions struggle with trust, faith leaders must lead with a theological imagination that draws from tradition while embracing the unknown. This imagination empowers leaders to navigate complex challenges with a vision that is both grounded and expansive.

Pillar 3: Intentional Creation

Spirituality & Innovation 

In our rapidly changing world, innovation isn’t just about new ideas — it’s about creating with purpose. Intentional Creation is the practice of bringing forth new experiences, communities, and environments with mindfulness and a commitment to the greater good.

 

Pillar 4: Wisdom-Based Leadership 

Spirituality & Leadership 

Leadership isn’t just about power, it’s about wisdom. Wisdom-Based Leadership combines spiritual formation with practical leadership skills to help faith leaders meet today’s challenges with grounding and grace.