Driving Through Fog
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When
Thursday, January 25, 2024 to Tuesday, June 11, 2024
Phone
7044929894
Email
jenniss@wnccumc.net
Contact
Jesse Enniss
Our landscape has changed. The road up ahead has drastically shifted from clear days and cloudy skies to immense fog. We can’t see where to go or what to do. Clarity and the hope that often accompanied it have been replaced by uncertainty and, in many places, dread.
The Driving Through Fog leadership cohort is named after a book authored by Brian Zehr a former Pastor, Leadership Consultant, and Executive Coach. The cohort is designed for leaders who are longing to move forward even though they cannot see up ahead. In some cases, they may be leaders who are discouraged, anxious, or feeling alone. Others may find themselves stuck without a specific path to move forward. The cohort is all about finding a biblical, proactive way to deal with adversity.
Adversity affects all of us differently, but we must find a way to advance. This cohort consists of four in-person trainings, each followed by a one-on-one coaching call with Brian Zehr. Participants can expect a collaborative effort to deal proactively with adversity, resulting in a customized pathway towards hope for us and those we lead. The group will wrestle with practical principles that, when applied, catapult us through the fog and into a hope-filled tomorrow. If you are searching for a framework to move forward and a path to take a specific action, then Driving Through Fog is for you.
Brian Zehr, Co-Founder and Leadership Architect of Intentional Impact, is an expert in developing leadership at all levels. Brian’s passion is to help leaders go from “Point A to Point B” as they move through adversity and change. Before this specific work, Brian served as a Church Planter, Campus Pastor, Lead Pastor, and the former Director of Training and Coaching at New Thing for 20+ years.
This work and passion have led Brian to publish a book entitled Driving Through Fog written for people to lead themselves and others when they can’t see where they are going.
Brian and his wife Judy are parents to two adult children and live in the Chicago suburbs.
Four sessions with Brian:
$100, including lunch all 4 days.
Participation is limited to 20 WNCC clergy or ministry professionals.
Participants will use Driving Through Fog: Leading Yourself And Others When You Can’t See Where You’re Going and should purchase the book.
The Driving Through Fog leadership cohort is named after a book authored by Brian Zehr a former Pastor, Leadership Consultant, and Executive Coach. The cohort is designed for leaders who are longing to move forward even though they cannot see up ahead. In some cases, they may be leaders who are discouraged, anxious, or feeling alone. Others may find themselves stuck without a specific path to move forward. The cohort is all about finding a biblical, proactive way to deal with adversity.
Adversity affects all of us differently, but we must find a way to advance. This cohort consists of four in-person trainings, each followed by a one-on-one coaching call with Brian Zehr. Participants can expect a collaborative effort to deal proactively with adversity, resulting in a customized pathway towards hope for us and those we lead. The group will wrestle with practical principles that, when applied, catapult us through the fog and into a hope-filled tomorrow. If you are searching for a framework to move forward and a path to take a specific action, then Driving Through Fog is for you.
Brian Zehr
Brian Zehr, Co-Founder and Leadership Architect of Intentional Impact, is an expert in developing leadership at all levels. Brian’s passion is to help leaders go from “Point A to Point B” as they move through adversity and change. Before this specific work, Brian served as a Church Planter, Campus Pastor, Lead Pastor, and the former Director of Training and Coaching at New Thing for 20+ years.This work and passion have led Brian to publish a book entitled Driving Through Fog written for people to lead themselves and others when they can’t see where they are going.
Brian and his wife Judy are parents to two adult children and live in the Chicago suburbs.
Four sessions with Brian:
- Thursday, January 25
- Tuesday, March 12
- Tuesday, April 30
- Tuesday, June 11
Time and Place:
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. at the Conference Center in Huntersville
Cost:
$100, including lunch all 4 days.Participation is limited to 20 WNCC clergy or ministry professionals.
Participants will use Driving Through Fog: Leading Yourself And Others When You Can’t See Where You’re Going and should purchase the book.