Sarah Gregory is the Nooks and Neighborhoods Coordinator for Christians Engaged in Faith Formation. Sarah has her MACE from Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary. Sarah has worked as a Director of Discipleship, freelance...
Read MoreDr. Jack Seymour is a Professor Emeritus at Garrett-Evangelical Theological seminary. He co-chairs the editorial committee of Horizons in Religious Education, the book series of the Religious Education Association (REA). Contact...
Read MoreBarbara Bruce is a facilitator with a passion for learning and teaching about learning. She lives part of the year in Western NY and part in Northern Florida. She can be reached at bbcreative@aol.com or www.ministrymatters.com....
Read MoreScott Hughes is the Director of Adult Discipleship; Executive Director of Congregational Vitality & Intentional Discipleship at Discipleship Ministries. Scott is an Elder in the North Georgia Conference and received his...
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Patty Meyers is a deacon in full connection with the Oregon-Idaho Annual Conference. She recently...
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Dr. Jack Seymour is a Professor Emeritus at Garrett-Evangelical Theological seminary. He co-chairs...
Read MoreM. Franklin Dotts is a retired Minister of Christian Education and former Executive Editor of Children’s Publications at the United Methodist Publishing House. I highly recommend The Great Spiritual Migration: How the World’s...
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Reviewed by Patty Meyers, D. Min., Ed. D., Past CEF Board President “What does it mean to be a...
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Rev. Lisa McGehee is an ordained deacon serving Good Shepherd (Richmond) as Associate Minister....
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Members of the CEF Communities of Practice group on Ministries in Transition spent their...
Read MoreI recently read What We Need is Here, Practicing the Heart of Christian Spirituality by L. Roger Owens, published by Upper Room Books. Owens is an elder in The United Methodist Church who teaches at Pittsburgh Theological...
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Last week, I had the pleasure of attending the Engaging Adults Workshop produced by the fine folks...
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