- How we help
- Resources & Events
Defiant Hope, Active Love
EVENT DATE & DETAILSNote: The times listed are in Eastern Time.
Sitting on the sidelines and waiting is no longer an option for congregations. Not only do they need to be active when young adults darken their doors, but they need to be preparing for that moment in between populations of young adults. And those churches that have been successful with young adults in the past often need some practice on reflecting why they have been and what needs to be done to maintain intergenerationality.
In Defiant Hope, Active Love, you will learn:
- How to use the fast-to-fail model of intergenerational ministry
- 5 things you can do right now to unstick yourself from a leadership rut
- How to start an intergenerational mentorship program
- And more…
About the instructorJeff Keuss, PhD brings over 30 years of leadership and managerial experience in higher education, health care and social services administration both in the US and UK. Keuss holds a PhD from the University of Glasgow, a Master of Liberal Arts from Harvard University, and a Master of Divinity from Fuller. His extensive publication record and leadership in research initiatives underscore his commitment to theological education, innovation, and social engagement.
Martin Jimenez, M.Div. works at Pivot NW Research as its Program Director, after almost a decade in administrative support at Fuller Seminary (Seattle) and a short ministry stint at University Presbyterian Church (Seattle). He is Certified Ready for Examination, Pending a Call in the PCUSA and worships at Northminster Presbyterian Church where he is a Ruling Elder. He lives in Greenwood with his wife Ali and his daughter Petra. He maintains his connection with his native California by rooting for CA sports teams and embraces the PNW by hiking with Mariners, Seahawks, and Sounders fans.
Upcoming Workshops & EventsShare via
