Pastor’s Tune Up: Relax, Refresh, Renew

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CLS is hosting a PASTOR’S SABBATICAL WEEK on June 6-10 (program 7, 8, 9 with 6 and 10 for travel), held at the wonderful conference centre of The King’s University, 9125 – 50 Street, Edmonton, AB.

Programming includes morning and one afternoon speakers and interaction time. Schedule details will follow. Featured speakers include Dr. Reed Lessing, Dr. Colleen Hammermaster, Dr. Robert Bugbee, and Revs Darren Dressler & Mike Keith.

Other sectionals will be led by members of the faculty and local/participating clergy. Submit your proposals to Rev. Dr. Jim Gimbel, jgimbel@concordiasem.ab.ca no later than April 1, 2016.

The cost of $375 covers the overhead at King’s. There is a $25 discount for alumni, and an additional $25 discount for those involved as Field Education or Vicarage Supervisors.

Housing will be in six bedroom apartment suites (Check out Accommodations), with meals at the chef-prepared conference meal centre.  Daily topics and sectionals will be at King's. Evening worship will be at CLS, where there will also be a variety of evening activities for clergy fellowship and rejuvenation.

Registration is limited to 50 so reserve your place immediately.  Registration discounts end April 1 and an additional $100 cost after April 15.

Registration Form (PDF)

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