What pastors can learn from wooden boat building, a risky craft that combines art and science, human skill and nature’s bounty in a world that values consistency, conformity and mechanized perfection.
The Rev. Kim Seidman is the rector of St. Timothy's Episcopal Church in Centennial, Colorado. Prior that she served parishes in Broomfield and Alexandria, as well as an Episcopal camp and retreat center. She received her Bachelor of Arts at Abilene Christian University, Master of Divinity at Candler School of Theology at Emory University and a diploma in Anglican Studies at Virginia Theological Seminary.
What pastors can learn from wooden boat building, a risky craft that combines art and science, human skill and nature’s bounty in a world that values consistency, conformity and mechanized perfection.
Starting a new ministry is not unlike hoisting oneself off the couch to exercise for the first time. Here are some rules.
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This five-week course from The Forum For Theological Exploration is designed for ministry leaders who accompany young adults in exploring meaning and purpose. With this course, you will learn a framework that is adaptable, simple and deep to accompany young adults in hearing God's voice in how they can contribute to the world in powerful, meaningful ways. Enroll by April 12, 2026.
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