Anicia Kosky, Chief Relationship Officer at Disciples Church Extension Fund (DCEF) And that’s not just because I am one. Women have done some amazing things throughout history to make life better for their generation, the next, and ours. They have forged paths to freedom for many no matter their societal status, gender, or demographic background. … Continue reading Women Rock!
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A reflection on Black History Month
February historically commemorates the contributions of Africans in America, initially designated as "Negro History Week" by Carter G. Woodson in 1926 through his Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH). Dr. Woodson spotlighted the narratives of African Americans, elevating them from being considered "chattel" or enslaved to recognizing their humanity and … Continue reading A reflection on Black History Month
A look at what will guide us in 2024
Dear friends, I hope this message finds you well as we embark on a new year filled with anticipation and blessings. I am genuinely excited to share the journey of New Church Ministry with every one of you. As we continue to embrace the DisciplesNEXT mindset, I am grateful for the four priorities of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) … Continue reading A look at what will guide us in 2024
A reflection on 2023
Hello friends! We are at the end of another year. We have accomplished many things in 2023, and New Church Ministry could not have done it without you. Our first major event this year was an in-person Coaching Academy. This is significant because it was the first in-person Coaching Academy since the end of COVID-19 restrictions. Additionally, … Continue reading A reflection on 2023
New church: a Canadian perspective
Lately, my energy has been low. I’m spread too thin. I’ve been judged harshly. My boundaries have been challenged. There are a lot of changes in life, but not enough of the kind of changes I really need. But at Leadership Academy, something shifted. I was able to breathe more deeply. To feel more connected to something greater. Just hearing the names of some of the new expressions … Continue reading New church: a Canadian perspective