Pittsburgh, PA - Faith in the Field Clergy Summit
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Pittsburgh, PA - Faith in the Field Clergy Summit

This 3-day summit empowers clergy with tools, insights, and connections to lead impactful community violence prevention initiatives.

By Clergy for Safe Cities

Date and time

April 1 · 5pm - April 3 · 1pm EDT

Location

Pittsburgh Theological Seminary

616 North Highland Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15206

Agenda

Covered Topics
April 1st
April 2nd
April 3rd

Welcome From Pittsburgh Theological Seminary

Dr. Asa Lee

Theological Reflection

Pastor John Welch - Professor, Pastor, Former Seminary V

Theological Reflection

Dr. Lisa Franklin Robinson - President of N. Braddock Bo

Strategic Planning and Development

Robin Yates

THE MORAL IMPERATIVE: PREACHING AND TEACHING ON GUN VIOLENCE

Rev. Dr. Charles Galbreath

Our preaching has power beyond the pulpit and in the public square. What does it mean to be a person of faith in a violent world? What does it even mean to have faith in this world that is so viole...

UNLOCKING RESOURCES: STRATEGIES FOR CAPACITY BUILDING AND GROWTH

Marcia Jagrup-Decaille

-Clear Organizational Structure: Establishing a clear organizational structure is foundational. It ensures that everyone understands their roles and responsibilities, thus streamlining operations and...

USING PARTNERSHIPS TO BUILD A SAFE CITIES

Pastor Gilford Monrose

- We have to empower young people to grow. - A holistic approach is what’s req...

THE POWER OF MENTORSHIP: A CATALYST FOR PREVENTING GUN VIOLENCE

Fayth Henderson

- Importance of Positive Role Models: Mentors can provide guidance, support, and positive influence, reducing the likelihood of youth engaging in violent behavior. - Building Resilient Communities: M...

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 day 20 hours
  • Free venue parking

The Faith in the Field Clergy Summit: Moving From Thoughts and Prayers to Action is specifically designed to empower clergy to spearhead impactful community violence prevention initiatives. During this three-day, in-person summit, you will have the opportunity to:


  • Learn from frontline advocates deeply engaged in the work to end violence
  • Connect with a national network of clergy and community leaders to enhance collaboration and mutual support in violence prevention
  • Access a toolkit of strategies, resources, and intervention techniques tailored for faith-led initiatives that address community violence
  • Leave with a practical, faith-based action plan to implement in your own community

We truly believe that this summit will provide a unique opportunity for us to connect with fellow clergy and community leaders, share best practices, and gain valuable insights and resources to inform your work.

In today's world, virtual meetings offer ease and flexibility, but nothing replaces the power of meeting in person. We believe that this summit will provide a unique opportunity for you to connect with fellow clergy and community leaders, share best practices, and gain valuable insights and resources to inform your work. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.

Frequently asked questions

Host for Faith In the Field Clergy Summit

Pittsburgh Theological Seminary https://www.pts.edu/ - We are a community of faith committed to the Spirit's work of formation for service to the church and the world.

What are the Hotel/Campus Accommodations?

The Kasa Maverick Hotel PTS visitors can get an additional 15% discount off the standard rate - https://s.kasa.com/PTS. Your other option will be to stay on the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Campus. Housing: $60 to $70 per night. Email Alexis Obernauer aobernauer@pts.edu to book your room.

Do you offer assistance for travel?

Currently, we don't offer assistance for travel

Which airport should I fly into?

The Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT)

What is the benefit of early registration?

Your registration fee (including meals and resources) are waived. The Pre-registration period lasts until March 25th.

What time does the summit ends?

We will end at 1PM after Lunch on Thursday, April 3rd.

What time does the summit begin?

Welcome Reception w/ dinner and Registration begins on Tuesday, April 1st at 5PM-6:30PM.

Where can I find more information on Pittsburgh?

Visit https://www.visitpittsburgh.com/

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Organized by

Clergy for Safe Cities