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Equipping, Supporting, and Empowering Transitional Leaders
Ensuring a smooth transition for everyone involves equipping, supporting, and empowering transitional leaders. IMN webinars provide a unique perspective by highlighting the insights of these leaders. They draw upon their personal experiences to tackle challenges and foster innovative solutions as a result.
All webinars sessions will be presented on the Zoom video conferencing format, for 90 minutes (some webinars may require two 90 minutes sessions). Click on the down chevron of each tab for description and leader. Participants will register for each session separately. Once registration is complete, webinar information will be sent to you by email.
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October 15, 2026 SHOULD WE DO A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN NOW?
SHOULD WE DO A CAPITAL CAMPAGIN NOW?
Rev. Michael Erwin
October 15, 2026
1-2:30 pm Eastern
This workshop explores how capital campaigns fit into the larger process of congregational change. We’ll outline the basic phases and timeline of a campaign, and clarify the distinct roles of pastors, lay leaders, and consultants. Participants will receive a simple readiness checklist and conversation guide to use the next time someone says, “We should do a campaign.” You’ll leave better equipped to ask wise questions about timing and capacity, and to respond with a clear, grounded “yes,” “not yet,” or “no” about whether a capital campaign makes sense in this season.
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Rev. Michael Erwin is a capital campaign consultant and transitional pastor who specializes in helping congregations fund their next chapter of ministry. Ordained by the Presbytery of Greater Atlanta and holding ministerial standing in the United Church of Christ, he leads Church Campaign Services and serves as Executive Director of Good Samaritan Home, a philanthropic foundation. Michael has guided numerous mainline congregations through readiness studies and capital campaigns, helping leaders ask better questions about timing, capacity, and how projects serve the church’s mission.