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Presbytery of Donegal E-News
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Princeton Forum on Youth Ministry
April 24-27, 2018
Princeton Theological Seminary
The Forum gathers Christian leaders who are passionate about young people and the church. This year, our theme is IMAGE. We will explore what it means to practice youth ministry in a visual age.
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Christian Education/ Faith Formation Help
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Boethos: Help for your
Faith Formation Ministries
Many of our churches do not have the resources to pay to have an educator on staff. If this applies to you, or if your staff has their plates full already, let's work together to continue to move your faith formation ministries forward on a project basis. Let's discover how we can do that!
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Dead Sea Scroll Presentation
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The Remarkable Tale of the Dead Sea Scrolls 
Dr. Alan Fox, Professor at Univ. of Delaware
Sunday, February 18 at 12pm
The First Presbyterian Church of Parkesburg
A free presentation that is open to the Public.
Alan Fox is an Professor of Asian and Comparative Philosophy and Religion in the Philosophy Department at the University of Delaware. He earned his Ph.D. in Religion from Temple University in 1988, and was a Fulbright Scholar in Taiwan in 1986-87. He came to the University in 1990. He received the University of Delaware's Excellence in Teaching Award in 1995 and 2006, and the College of Arts and Sciences' Outstanding Teacher Award in 1999. To learn more about Professor Fox, please click here.
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Leadership Program
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Systemic Issues Affecting Conflict Workshop 
February 21 from 8am -11:30am
or February 22 from 5:30pm-9pm
The Spiritual Center at St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Conflict, however minor in appearance, is often not what it seems. Did you ever observe or experience a congregation go through cycles of conflict situations? Does your congregation effectively manage conflict or is conflict definitely something to be avoided?! Register for our upcoming program on Systems and Conflict and gain practical and immediately applicable tools to more effectively manage conflict.
Bring Your Team! Congregation/Organization leaders are strongly encouraged to attend with their leadership team or others from their organization-explore together the systemic nature of conflict and receive practical help.
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