School of Leadership Focuses on Innovation and Connection
More than 250 clergy from Wisconsin and Northern Illinois gathered at Green Lake for three days of leadership development, connection and innovation, exploring new ways…
Three Mission Study Options and their Leaders (choose one study):
This study invites you into the ways God has called us to live in covenantal relationship with all of
creation and challenges readers to work toward stronger and healthier relationships with creation,
their communities, themselves, and God.
The aim of the study is to give a foundational understanding of mission and ministries of the three
missionary conferences in The United Methodist Church: The Alaska United Methodist Conference,
Red Bird Missionary Conference, and the Oklahoma Indian Missionary Conference.
This study explores how we understand money within the context of our faith. We will explore our
relationship with money, the money choices available to us, and how we individually and collectively
respond to economic inequalities.
(*Last time this study will be offered)
Cost: Weekend student: $150 (lodging & meals included, linens not included)
(add $10 per linen set, if you don’t bring your own—sheets, 1 blanket, 1 pillow, towel, washcloth)
Commuter student: $100 (includes all meals)
Add a $25 late fee for registrations postmarked/emailed after Dec. 31, 2018. Final registration
deadline is Jan. 7, 2019.
Lodging option: Quality Inn, Dixon (815-284-0500) – $97.75+tax/per night
– deadline for block price: Jan. 4 – two beds
Schedule: Registration Friday afternoon followed by dinner and first class session
Event concludes after Sunday lunch
The weekend includes all meals, 8 hours of class time, time for reading,
worship, exploring Camp Reynoldswood, and fellowship.
More than 250 clergy from Wisconsin and Northern Illinois gathered at Green Lake for three days of leadership development, connection and innovation, exploring new ways…
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