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What is Congregational Resourcing?
Congregational Resourcing is connecting congregations to needed information, experts, materials and colleagues and is intended to strengthen congregational ministry. This powerful model provides easy access to local, regional and national resources which will amplify the available information for you and expand your ministry's options.
When you connect with Congregational Resourcing, you will enjoy a partner for conversation, long-term relationship, opportunities for reflection, research assistance and networks to share across denominational lines.
Let us introduce you to an overview of Congregational Resourcing by following the link below. Hear from a variety of voices how Congregational Resourcing will impact our congregations and communities!
Congregational Resourcing Video
CRTC Announces Matching Resource Grant Initiative!
The Capital Region Theological Center is pleased to announce our Matching Resource Grant Initiative which will enable congregations to seek matching funds for resources that support strategies in addressing needs or opportunities.
Matching grants ($1 to $1) are awarded to congregations, meeting specific criteria, who are in resource consulting or resource discovery relationship with CRTC. As part of a comprehensive case strategy, grant monies are intended to further strengthen a congregation's capacity to manage challenges and opportunities.
For more information - please click here for general guidelines and the application process.
Resource Newsletter
Monthly newsletters are now available and offer helpful resources on topics for your congregation!
June/July 2012 - Youth MinistrySeptember 2012 - Special Needs Ministry
November 2012 - Ministering to Seniors
What are the benefits of Congregational Resourcing?
Long-term transformational change to help enable congregations to carry out their missions.
Easy access to national-level resources.
Gathering the "best of the best" across denominational lines.
Powerful data management tools to best serve all constituents.
Strengthening community; reducing isolation.
Stronger congregations = stronger communities.
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