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CONGREGATIONS

Getting Prepared

TRAINING FOR CONGREGATIONS

Make sure your congregation is prepared for disaster.

Disaster impacts congregations in widely ranging ways. Staff members often experience the disaster differently from one another, based on previous life experience, what may be personally at stake, or where they were when the incident or series of events occurred. Similarly, congregation members and the greater community the congregation serves may experience disaster differently. Preparing yourself as a congregational leader, your staff, and your members can mean the difference between whether your congregation dives or thrives amid adversity. 

To gain preparedness skills quickly, consider these online options: 

  • Psychological First Aid
  • FEMA training
  • Child Safety Policy training for Christian congregations through GRACE
Options for getting prepared through the Institute:
  • Online training materials
  • Online training video-conference groups
  • In person training seminars
  • Organizational consulting
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  • Resources
    • Free Tip Sheets
    • Phases of Disaster Response
    • The CARE Podcast
    • Faith Based Resources >
      • Free Faith-Based Tip Sheets
      • Denominational Relief Organizations
      • Denominational Research
      • Disaster Preparedness for ​Houses of Worship
      • Tools for Worship
      • Tools for Ministry
      • Healing the Healers
    • NVOAD
    • FEMA
    • COVID19 Resources
    • Anti-Racism Resources
  • Blogs
    • ICTG Blog
    • Community Blog
    • Congregational Blog
    • Spiritual Direction Blog
  • About
    • Who We Were >
      • Board of Directors
      • Board of Advisors
      • Staff
      • Intern Alumni
    • What We Did >
      • Mission, Vision, and Values
      • Press Room
    • Projects >
      • Healing The Healers
    • Testimonials
    • FAQ
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