Tim Dyer – The Johnmark Extension
Teaching and training events
It was encouraging to spend the morning with friends at Punchbowl Christian Centre. In line with their theme for this year I taught on the subject of Solid Ground in the New Testament.
See more for the powerpoint presentation from the morning service. Continue reading “Solid Ground–Punchbowl Christian Centre – 13 May 2012”
It was great to unwind from a busy week at the Australian Mentoring Network Conference at Stanwell Tops on Thursday and Friday. I enjoyed the input from Les Scarborough and from Mindy Caliguire (Willow Creek’s Spiritual Formation program).
A range of Les’ materials are also available on John Mark Ministries Mentor Exchange website.
Mindy has some of her teaching available on You Tube. She covered the second session on the leaders soul in Sydney last week.
Continue reading “Australian Mentoring Network Conference 2012”
The Chaplains of the ADF serve in a complex and challenging environment. Along with pastoral responsibilities for service personnel and their families, they provide counsel and support to the unit command on matters to with the ethics of engagement, relating to local civilian populations and on unit morale. It was a privilege to work with the Sydney Region Chaplains this week at the Richmond Air Force Base on pastoral transactions around moral injury and repair, leadership practices and processes for systemic health.
Continue reading “ADF Chaplains Seminar Sydney–Richmond Air Force Base–7-9 May, 2012”
A beautiful day in Sydney (while I hear it was raining and cold in Tassie) for our second last workshop in the Church Consultancy Training Program for the Baptist Union of NSW and ACT. It was good to debrief a couple of completed consultancies and to talk through some facilitation techniques. Dropbox files are updated and I have added a couple of documents discussed in training today.
It is always a bit sad to say goodbye to a team of consultants I have been training, sometimes for several years. It was like this today in Sydney seeing nine new team members complete their training and farewelling others I have worked with for 6 years. Thanks for the cake and parting gift. It is good to reflect on the capacity that is now in place largely due to the commitment and advocacy of the original Tamar group and many survivors of Clergy misconduct who have worked for education, awareness and new levels of care for everyone impacted these events.