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No task is more important to CHHSM than the formation of leaders. Our mission is fundamentally about calling and supporting leaders whose work is to advance the healing and service ministry of the church of Jesus Christ.
We engage leaders through educational programs, affinity groups and consulting services. All of our leadership work is characterized by three touchstones:
In September 2011, CHHSM launched The Nollau Institute, a yearlong program of leadership formation for up to 20 participants. Learn more here. The institute prepares leaders for consecration as Diakonal Ministers, a vocation characterized by servant leadership. Learn more about our Diakonal Minister Community here.
Stories
April 1, 2013
“ A servant leader is one whose heart and ears are open to know the needs of children, parents, caregivers and community leaders and who is willing to take the appropriate risks to meet those needs."
February 27, 2013
"A servant leader is one who recognizes a world in need and works respectfully, quietly, diligently, faithfully, humbly and perhaps unnoticed, making a perceptible difference in the lives of those around them in the name of Jesus Christ."
January 30, 2013
“The first thing I can say about Nollau is wow,” says Nancy Beard, president and CEO of the United Church Homes and Services Foundation in Newton, N.C. Beard is a member of CHHSM’s yearlong leadership formation program, the Nollau Institute, whose 2013 class met for the first time at a Jan. 14-16 retreat in St. Louis.
January 24, 2013
Among his many accomplishments, the Rev. Ken Buckwald has been a builder. Buckwald, president emeritus of The Beatitudes Campus in Phoenix, was serving a church in Rochester, N.Y., when he had an opportunity to head west.
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The ideal candidate will have experience in leading and managing a comprehensive philanthropic program.
read more »Beatitudes Campus, a nonprofit, faith-based retirement community, is seeking a director of assisted living and early memory support. The director will serve as the leader responsible for the day-to day administration of Plaza View Assisted Living and Virginia G. Piper Residences, an early memory support program.
The New Glarus Home Retirement Campus in New Glarus Wis., is seeking candidates for an executive director/administrator to oversee operations for its nonprofit continuing care campus.
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