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SUMMARY:Ministry Mechanics: Narrative Budgeting
DESCRIPTION:On the 4th Sunday of each month we offer a Zoom hour to connect\, share resources\, and troubleshoot all kinds of church operations topics together! \nThis month\, we’re talking narrative budgeting: what is it\, how is it helpful\, and what super simple implementation might look like. \nJoin me and one of my partners in ministry\, Gary Lalanne from Church Finance Pros\, as we talk narrative budgets! \nSunday\, September 27 \n6:30-7:30pm \nJoin here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81822133379?pwd=9pHdwywwaPslvl9n0BJI0QqnHltuzG.1
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/ministry-mechanics-narrative-budgeting/
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SUMMARY:Antoinette Brown Society Annual Leadership Event
DESCRIPTION:The Antoinette Brown Society\, formed in 2015\, carries on the tradition of the Antoinette Brown Award in honoring pioneers and innovators in our midst: new church start pastors\, military chaplains\, seminary deans\, ecumenical leaders\, pastors\, preachers\, evangelists\, and more. \n Each year\, clergy women from all across the country gather to celebrate the legacy of Antoinette Brown as well as the work of UCC women clergy. \nThe National setting of the UCC has sent a special request to clergy women in the western region of the UCC: We are hopeful that we can increase our western region representation at this\, both with lay authorized ministers – and with ordained clergy womxn. \nEach conference has been invited to send one or more to our Antoinette Brown Society gathering. In addition\, we have been able to secure extra rooms for the night preceding the event (Sept 28)\, which should help our western region folks get there! \nThe early bird rates have been extended through Friday (July 24). We still have scholarship funds available! \nThis year’s ABS Clergywomxn* Leadership Event\, “Rooted\, Restored and Rising” will be held 9/29-10/2 at the Stateview Hotel\, 2451 Alumni Drive in Raleigh\, North Carolina. \nThe link to register can be found on the website:  http://www.ucc.org/antoinette-brown-society with more details.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/antoinette-brown-society-annual-leadership-event/
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SUMMARY:Stewardship Webinar: Gen Z and Generosity
DESCRIPTION:2026 STEWARDSHIP WEBINARS  \nHosted by the Damascus Project. Learn more about them at https://thedamascusproject.org/\nWebinars offered from 6:30 to 7:30pm Central Time \nSept. 30 – Gen Z and Generosity\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/VirSn3JSQkOIdedN1bvRjA\nMost churches can have up to five generations of people present in them. Studies show that there is a diversity in the way generations approach generosity. A “one size fits all” approach to engaging givers will fall short if it does not account for those differences. Join Rev. Bonnie Bates in a conversation about generational variety in giving patterns with a particular focus on reaching members of Gen Z.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/stewardship-webinar-gen-z-and-generosity/
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