Tim Dyer – The Johnmark Extension
Teaching and training events
I enjoyed being in Warwick South Queensland at the first of the Regional Clergy Conferences for the Diocese of Brisbane. Notes from the sessions are below:
Please note that I have updated these notes since being home and added a couple of files. The brainstorm from Tuesday is also now on file.
Continue reading “Anglican Diocese of Queensland–Regional Clergy Conferences”
Hi friends,
My apologies to many who were trying to access materials over the weekend. My four wordpress websites suffered a cyber attack on Friday last week which disabled all sites and closed off even my own access. I had to take each of them down yesterday and rebuild them from scratch. Thanks for your patience. They are all up and running again. A few pictures here and there which were stored on the site are still missing. I will seek to restore these as I can.
All links to downloadable files are via dropbox which was safe from the attack. It was only the wordpress coding on the server which was compromised. This is now corrected and added layers of security have been installed.
Thanks
Tim
It was good to catch up with friends in Melbourne this morning for a workshop at this year’s clergy conference. I was given the topic of Parish Conflict – a bit of a regular with me these days.
Please read more to get access to the links to the powerpoint presentation and also the resources I referred to in the presentation. A link has also been provided to the article on Conflict resolution within an Asian context.
Continue reading “Managing Parish Conflict–Diocese of Melbourne Clergy Conference 2014”
Elizabeth Town Café is always good value in the middle of winter for our monthly Officer’s Cluster group.
We reflected on the various forms of ‘Gentleness’ mentioned in the New Testament, had some reflection and sharing together, and finished the morning reflecting on conflict behaviours and skills.
Continue reading “Salvation Army Northern Cluster–July 2014”
It Is always good to listen to a group of active mentors reflect on their work with others. In North Epping yesterday we looked at supporting mentees in times of tension, working with the various life roles mentors and mentees have, becoming intentional in developing effective mentoring practice.
