Description
This online course can help congregational leaders understand or review healthy and ethical online boundaries. Offered by the Lewis Center for Church Leadership at Wesley Theological Seminary, the course focuses on the ways instant digital communication can create challenging situations.
To provide congregational leaders a framework for handling these situations, the three-part course includes sessions on how to maintain appropriate boundaries, the challenges of ministry in a digital age, and how to apply sexual ethics in digital interactions. The course includes reading and video instruction as well as reflection exercises.
Features
- Self-paced, three-part course
- About 4-6 hours to complete
- Opportunity for continuing education credits
- Individual or group registration
- Confidential online system
Recommended Audience
clergy, staff, youth ministers, children's ministers, volunteer coordinators
Cost
Purchase as book, e-book or audio book
Practical Applications
- Provide professional development to your congregational leaders by offering the course through group registration.
- Complete the course to inform the creation or review of your congregation’s policy for digital communications.
Take the online course as an individual clergy, staff person, or leader to enhance your knowledge of boundary-setting in ministry.
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