Clergy and congregational health matter.

They matter to God. They matter to organizations. They matter to society.

Our Mission—

Many individuals and institutions work every day to care for clergy and congregations. We also know that they often don’t know about others dedicated to this task. Our goals are to break down silos, increase collaboration, and build friendships among partners committed to caring for and fostering Christian life together. 

We aim to—

Building friendships and fostering deeper connections

Build friendships and foster deeper connections

Creating space for collaboration among researchers and practitioners

Create space for collaboration among researchers and practitioners

Fostering leadership and highlighting leading practices

Foster leadership and highlighting leading practices

Our Partners

 

Ormond Center fosters the imagination, will, and ability of congregations and communities to be agents of thriving.

 

Biola University is a nationally ranked Christian university in the heart of Southern California.

 

The Wesleyan Church’s vision is transforming lives, churches and communities through the hope and holiness of Jesus Christ.

 
 

The Duke Clergy Health Initiative is a program to assess and improve the health and well-being of United Methodist clergy in North Carolina.