Topic: Loving Your Neighbor in the Age of Microaggressions (see separate document for a description of the training and the trainers’ bios) Question 3: Tell me more about the online training. The in-person retreat, which is scheduled after all the training, provides an opportunity to debrief the training, gather for worship, refresh friendships, make new connections, and relax. As a result, those interested in the training may choose from several dates to attend an online workshop.
Because the trainers have found that online workshops with limited numbers of participants achieves the best results, we could not do this training in a large in-person setting. Attend the training or the retreat or both. These are (mostly) independent events that will occur on separate dates. This year, the event is divided into 2 parts (online education and in-person retreat).
Question 2: This year’s format is different from past years. It is an opportunity for collegiality, education, and rejuvenation among synod rostered ministers along with those serving in lay pastoral roles as Synod Authorized Ministers and TEEM candidates. This is a shared event between the Northeastern, Northwestern, and Southern Ohio Synods.
Question 1: What is the All-Ohio Rostered Ministers Gathering? Retreat alone – $145 (includes 3 meals, excludes lodging)īoth Training & Retreat (excludes lodging) – $220 Lodging is separate and must be arranged through Sawmill ($119 plus tax for a single) (please see below, Question #5, for more information).Ĭlick here to access the information for the microaggressions workshop. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS JANUARY 8, 2023. 2023 All-Ohio Rostered Minister Gathering FAQs (rev.
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