Adaptive Leadership
Learn to lead creatively and thrive during tough challenges.
Monday afternoons
Students from the Diocese of Niagara receive a rebate. To receive a code for the discounted payment, please contact the registrar at registrar@nsml.ca
THIS COURSE HAS BEEN APPROVED BY HURON’S FACULTY OF THEOLOGY COMMITTEE FOR THE FALL TERM OF THE LTH PROGRAM, 2024.
This course on Adaptive Leadership will introduce you to a particular practice of leadership that “mobilizes people to tackle tough challenges and thrive.” It builds on the past, connects us to our core values, involves experimentation, values diversity and inclusion of alternative views, and mobilizes the resources already present in the community. It helps us to respond creatively to the challenges that face us today so that we can join in God’s mission with confidence and hope even in the midst of ambiguity and disorientation when the usual ways no longer work.
What You’ll Learn
This course will introduce you to a particular practice of leadership that equips you to:
How it works
Learn together
Participate in eight two-hour sessions with Archbishop Colin and the learning community.
Practice in your context
During the course you will be encouraged to apply your learning in your context in order to deepen your understanding.
Reflect in community
Instructor
The Most Reverend Colin Johnson (he/him) is an Honorary Assistant at St. James Cathedral. He retired as Archbishop of Toronto at the end of 2018. He currently coaches and mentors new bishops and is a board and faculty member of the Episcopal Church’s College for Bishops. He continues to lead conferences, retreats, and workshops in Canada, the US, and Hong Kong. He has particular interest in issues of leadership in challenging times, biblical interpretation, liturgy and prayer, missional strategy, safe church policy, and organizational change. The proud grandfather of three young granddaughters, he is relearning the second verses of old nursery rhymes, amongst his other reading and catching up on Netflix series he missed while working.