Canberra Goulburn Clergy Conference – Batemans Bay – Tim Dyer

Tim enjoyed spending Tuesday this week at the Clergy Conference for the Anglican Diocese of Canberra – Goulburn held at Bateman’s Bay. The three sessions covered an introduction to conflict management in Christian communities, some teaching resources on conflict styles and strategies which can be used at different levels of conflict. Most of the files are available as pdf downloads, some as flash presentations. Follow the links below

Clergy Conference Notes:

1. Introductory Presentation: Managing Parish Conflict (PDF)

2. Sample teamwork Covenant (PDF)

3. Agreeing and Disagreeing in Love: Covenant Commitments for Christians in Tims of Disagreement (PDF)

4. Conflict Styles Presentation (PDF)

5. Conflict Styles Presentation (PPT) permission granted to use for teaching purposes within the parish

6. Conflict styles Handouts (PDF)

7. Sources of Power in Christian Leadership (PDF)

8. 5 Level of Conflict Presentation (PDF)

9. 5 Levels of Conflict Notes (PDF)

These notes will be available for about a month before I disable the links.

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