These days there are differences, even tensions, between the generations. The tensions often play themselves out in our churches and organizations. Scriptural passages on generational issues often seem paradoxical.

How can we maintain, even grow, our unity as we seek to understand the paradoxes and work through the tensions? Join pastors and leaders from throughout Greater Philadelphia to address these difficult, sometimes painful, issues in prayer.

led by Dave Wiedis

No leader is immune to failure....we’ve all been there. Critical missteps can hurt families, ministries, churches and communities. Is it possible to avoid failure altogether? And how should we respond if we do fail? In our time together we will addresses common landmines that make leaders susceptible to failure, provide practical steps to expose and avoid risk factors, and learn to respond to failure with courage and integrity.

A Free

Jesus Therapy COOP Millenial Gatherings

Presents..

"Different Colors"

Album Release Concert

Word & Music By

Da T.r.u.t.h.

&

Jesus Therapy COOP Band

Feat. HANSOUL

& Just added Leah Smith

Come learn the latest information about this important issue in our city, about trailblazing models of holistic ministry (Hub of Hope; Bethesda Beacon), about neighborhood collaboratives (Kensington Community Meals). This will be a full morning of great sharing, vision casting, questions/answers and tools to equip the Church for further impact in our city.

As Philadelphia Gospel Movement seeks mercy and justice, we cannot turn a blind eye to youths incarcerated every day, often unjustly, and the generations of families that are affected. Will you join me and the Philadelphia Leadership Foundation in praying for mercy for those that are incarcerated, their families, and for reduced crime in our region?

You are invited to join with other Christians in the Philadelphia region to join Acts413 Ministries at Greater Exodus Baptist Church for a united time of prayer this Sunday night, September 23rd.

Council of the City of Philadelphia, The Honorable Curtis Jones, Jr. & Reverend Dr. W. Wilson Goode, Sr. cordially invite you to the Naming Ceremony of the 2400 Block of 59th Street to W. Wilson Goode, Sr. Way

Nobody ever said it would be easy to be a pastor, but you didn't expect it to be this hard. The financial pressures, the difficult relationships, all the burdens you carry for others— not to mention the guilt you feel about not praying more or being better at it. It has begun to weigh on your ministry, your marriage, and sometimes even your mental health.

Let us help you re-center your life and your ministry around prayer. Pastors and church leaders welcome.

Many people come to church bearing emotional and spiritual scars from past or present abuse received from those in power over them—parents, spouses, bosses, or church leaders. Physical, verbal, sexual, and emotional abuse is much more common in the church than we would like to think. How do we pastor these people well? And how do we do everything in our power to ensure that our churches are a refuge for those who need “shelter from the storm” (Isaiah 32:2)?

Come join the celebration!

Bishop C. Milton Grannum, Rev. Dr. Hyacinth Bobb Grannum, and the congregation of New Covenant Church of Philadelphia invite you to a special ceremony of the installation of Pastor Bob Oliver as the Executive Pastor of New Covenant Church

This event is hosted by New Covenant Church of Philadelphia.