What are your top priorities as a spiritual leader in the body of Christ? With all the heavy demands on leadership today, that which rises to the top of the list is often the most urgent and seldom the most important. The 2017 Symposium on Spiritual Health is designed to empower you and your team to focus on what matters most: spiritual health and vitality.

Join other pastors, ministry leaders, church and business leaders as we explore what it means to deepen your personal spiritual vitality as you attend to the spiritual health of others. This intensive cohort experience will be instructed and facilitated by Rev. Dr. Stephen Macchia, Founder and President, Leadership Transformations; Director, Pierce Center, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.

Joining him will be Dr. Susan P. Currie, Director of Selah and Dr. Jeremy Stefano, Director of Emmaus. Additional support will be provided by Dr. David A. Currie, Dean of Doctor of Ministry and Ockenga Institute, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. The symposium will take place on the campus of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Hamilton, MA.

During this five-day event you’ll experience 12 interactive sessions on subjects like “Recognizing the Neglected Soul,” “Spiritual Practices: Scripture, Prayer, Reflection,” “Rhythms of Renewal,” “Spiritual Friendships” and “Spiritual Communities: Church, Team, Small Group.” Plus, you’ll experience a full-day, facilitated Soul Care Retreat on Wednesday for your own rest and renewal.

The symposium is made possible in part by the Marshall Hudson/Baraca Philathea endowment. A Certificate of Completion will be given at the end of the symposium; CEU’s are available.

Limited to 25 participants. Fee: $775 (registration by May 15) $850 (after May 15) Contact the Shoemaker Center for information on available scholarships. Fee includes Symposium, Retreat, Instruction, Materials, Snacks, and Lunches, Dinner Thursday. Fee does not include books, travel, or overnight lodging.