This conference prepares participants to recognize and respond to cases of sexual abuse, physical abuse, emotional abuse and neglect. It is designed for members of faith communities and community partners who may work with children or families impacted by child abuse.
The CBFSC Coordinating Council will meet on Thursday October 8th at 10 a.m. via Zoom Participants are invited to this meeting by clicking the link to join in.
Entitled "Dealing with the Elephant in the Room: A Pastoral Care Response to Systemic Racism in the Age of Black Lives Matter." The meeting will feature Bishop Kenneth L. Carder and Pastor & Chaplain Leon R. Maxwell, as well as a roundtable discussion.
Join the Julie Valentine Center in Greenville for its third installment of JVC Webtalks. CBFSC Coordinator Jay Kieve will be the featured speaker. Everyone is welcome regardless of faith, denomination, or philosophy.
This last year has changed us and changed our world. Join a virtual workshop to explore what it means to live into a new day through songs, questions, conversation and message.
Full agenda and registration at http://cbfsc.org/ga/
A conversation with author Lynn Casteel Harper, author of On Vanishing. For Families: May 11, 7-8 p.m. Tuesday, May 11, 2021 – 7:00 until 8:00 pm on Zoom A Lay-Person focused Zoom Conversation with Rev. Lynn Casteel Harper on Dementia Dementia is one of the most feared conditions. Stigma, dread, and negative stereotypes often surround cognitive […]
Learn what resources are available and ideas for promotion of the Beverly Greer Offering for State Missions and CBF's Global Mission Offering and how your church can become more engaged in missions on this one-hour webinar.
Nell and Butch Green, long-time CBF field personnel now living in Rock Hill, will lead a Zoom session on Tuesday, September 14 at 2pm about their work with refugees through The Off Ramp and Threads by Nomad. Join us to hear from Butch and Nell about their work and how you can get involved.CBFSC […]
The CBFSC Leadership Summit offers presentations, conversations, and experiences meant to bolster resiliency and sustainability in ministry. We will consider how slowing down to pray, think, reflect, rest, and recreate may lead to fruitfulness for our congregations and ourselves.