Missio Seminary, an inter/multidenominational, evangelical school, seeks a five-year grant for partial funding of its Program for Urban Leaders and Pastors in Transition (PULPIT); an effort to support pastors serving urban congregations in the Philadelphia metropolitan region, and help them negotiate various key professional transitions at different stages of their ministerial careers. The program will bring pastors together as peer colleagues to develop healthy support systems for each other, encourage them to attend to their own health and wellness, and equip them to address challenges faced by urban churches. In addition, this endeavor will help the pastors develop flourishing relationships with other pastors that cross racial, ethnic and socioeconomic boundaries, and encourage them to help their congregations bridge these divides. To sustain the program, Missio Seminary will incorporate programmatic components into its operating budget and its doctor of ministry degree program.
ContactDr. Greg Henson
Emailghenson@kairos.edu
Phone(605) 336-6588
Websitehttp://www.missio.edu
Project NamePULPIT (Program for Urban Leaders and Pastors in Transition)
Project Audience
EcumenicalMenWomenAsian/Asian American/Pacific IslanderBlack/African American/African diasporaLatino/a/x/HispanicWhite
AddressPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
LocationPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania
Institution Type
Seminary or School of Theology
Denominational Tradition
Ecumenical/Interdenominational
CategoriesAsian/Asian American/Pacific IslanderBi-vocational/Multi-vocational/Part-timeBlack/African American/African diasporaChurch plantersEarly CareerEcumenical/InterdenominationalHispanic/Latino/a/xLate CareerMenMid-CareerMillenials in ministryMulti-cultural contextsPost-Christian contextRetiringSenior PastorsUrbanWhiteWomen
Contextual or Transitional Challenges
Multi-cultural contextsMillennials in ministryBi-vocational/multi-vocational/part-timeSenior PastorsChurch PlantersPost-Christian contextUrbanEarly CareerMid-CareerLate CareerRetiring