LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT is one of the
MINISTRY COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL

Leadership Development Members

class

2012

The following courses have been developed by members of the Leadership Development Committee.

They may be used:
---a as a training tool for new officers
---a as a continuing education tool for anyone interested in
learning more about the Presbyterian Church (USA)
---a as a guideline for group learning within your church

The documents are not meant to be interactive online, but rather to be downloaded and worked on at your convenience. There are no requirements for completion or review.

If you have any difficulty in the reading or downloading of the documents, please contact us:  (407-422-7125) or Ruthie Merced

The following links will lead you to other courses that have been developed by various  persons and entities and are offered here as options for your consideration.

They, too, may be used:
a as a training tool for new officers
a as a continuing education tool for anyone interested in
     learning more about the Presbyterian Church (USA)
a as a guideline for group learning within your church

1.  PCUSA Working Together Part 1 Mission
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMpnaQiaLN4

2.  PCUSA Working Together Part 2 Creeds & Tenets
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEIoAOp24Zg&feature=related

Free Senior Adult Ministry Resources

Leadership Development recommends to you the resources available from Autumn Saints Ministry. Finding that Bible-based materials for the challenge of transition from midlife to senior adulthood were hard to find, Sandra Escontrias (former Director of Family Ministries at First Church, DeLand) began developing and producing curriculum materials specifically for senior adults. Many of the materials are free, although there are some cd/dvd materials that are offered at a minimum cost.

Visit www.autumnsaints.com to learn more about Sandra and Autumn Saints Ministry. You will find free mini-seminars that can be downloaded, and you can view and/or order any of a number of Bible studies, such as Life in Review, Transitions, To Die Is Gain, and Finishing Well.