How do you manage differences and conflicts in your congregation? Some of us get quiet, some get loud, some talk it out, and some turn to others. In this course, we’ll explore the practical skills and frameworks needed to help us stay grounded, present, and communicate more clearly when we engage in tough and tender conversations.

Advocate Health (Advocate Health Care and Aurora Health Care) Faith and Health Partnerships invites residents of Illinois & Wisconsin and our Atrium Health Care service areas to participate in a virtual education series designed to equip faith community leaders to walk alongside each other during times of challenge and stress.

This fall, WISDOM is offering their Power of Community Organizing (POCO) training — a FREE, five-week virtual training series designed to give community members, leaders, and organizers practical tools to strengthen their organizing skills.

A 10-week, 50-hour online course on moral injury foundation and care strategies

September 8 – November 18, 2026

This Lunch & Learn presented by Advocate/Aurora Faith & Health Partnerships will explore youth loneliness, social connection, and practical strategies faith communities can use to support children, youth, and families throughout the school year.

Join Hope Community Capital for a timely panel conversation on how Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) are supporting the redevelopment of church-owned properties to advance community impact, from affordable housing for vulnerable populations to social services and community spaces.

Faith leaders are often the first trusted voices survivors turn to after sexual assault or domestic violence.

This free virtual workshop shares a trauma-informed, faith-centered framework for responding to disclosures, reducing shame, and strengthening community safety.

The WCC is now accepting applications for a protest chaplain/movement chaplain training  cohort. Training will be held on the evenings of April 13 and 20. We will be making decisions on applications by March 30th.

Capital is never truly “free.” Every source comes with expectations, reporting requirements, timelines, fees, compliance obligations, and long-term relational implications.

The question is not simply Can we get the capital?

The better question is: Does this capital align with our mission, our real estate vision, and our operational capacity?

Advocate Faith and Health Partnerships invites you to apply for our premier Faith and Health Companionship Cohort learning series designed to equip faith community leaders to walk alongside others during times of challenge and stress.

This five-session training offers practical skills to support others through grief and life’s challenges. With an emphasis on empathy, presence, and self-care, participants will learn ways to companion others while sustaining their own resilience.

This Madison Learning Community class equips students to preach the Word of God with faithfulness and clarity. It is taught via online and in-person learning with gatherings on Tuesdays (6:00-7:40pm) from January 20 to April 14 and a morning retreat in February. Community dinners are offered at 5:30pm.

Creating Hope is Samaritan’s annual event supporting our Mental Health Ministry — a program that equips faith leaders, educators, and helping professionals to respond with compassion, skill, and spiritual insight to today’s mental health challenges.

Advocate Health (Advocate Health Care and Aurora Health Care) Faith and Health Partnerships invites residents of Illinois & Wisconsin to participate in a three-part virtual education series designed to equip faith community leaders to walk alongside each other during times of stress.