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Churches are exhausted by reactive management, cycling through endless program trends while community trust and volunteer engagement continue to erode. In this free webinar, Ejay Tupe, Director of the Toronto Urban Missions Hub and PhD researcher in Contextual Theology, cuts through the noise by returning to the classical identities of the Church as a “good neighbour” and a “hospital.”
Drawing on historical strategies and insights from cognitive sciences, this session examines how congregations can move past survival mode to build genuine resilience and a healthier internal culture. Leaders will explore actionable frameworks to anchor their ministry in time-honoured models that foster healing, safety, and effective local impact amidst rapid cultural transition.