Support for Fellowshipped Ministers and Top Picks for Ministerial Development
Greetings from the Ministerial Development Office! I am Rev. Jory Agate. My assistant, Stephanie Carey, and I assist ministers in fellowship as they develop their skills and deepen their ministry.
Our office oversees ministers’ continuing education grants, offers an annual training for new ministers, and provides other professional development workshops. We can also advise you on sabbatical planning, mid-career reflection and assessment as well as provide support for ministers who have had unplanned departures from their previous positions.
Below you will find some of the most frequently requested materials from our office.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Jory Agate
ministerialdevelopment@uua.org
Stephanie Carey
ministerialdevelopment@uua.org
Ministerial Development Resources
- Continuing Education Grant Application Information
Ministers in fellowship are eligible to apply for financial assistance with Continuing Education. Funds are limited, so please read application criteria and apply early in the fiscal year.
- Assessment Tools/Ministerial Evaluations
The Unitarian Universalist Ministers Association’s (UUMA’s) Continuing Education Network for Training, Enrichment and Renewal (CENTER) Committee has compiled a list of resources to aid with undergoing a ministerial assessment or evaluation process. Tips for creating a process as well as many samples from other congregations are available.
- Approved Career Centers
This listing of Ministerial Fellowship Committee (MFC) approved career centers are appropriate for ministers to do a mid-career reflection program, or aspirants for the minister who need an initial assessment.
For more information contact ministerialdevelopment@uua.org.
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Last updated on Wednesday, April 25, 2012.
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