For over three decades, the Interim Ministry Network has dedicated itself to the health and wellness of church congregations. The wellness of churches is influenced by three kinds of learned leadership skills - prevention of unhealthy practices before they take root, maintenance of congregational health during times of stress or change and restorative care when it is required.
IMN has a skilled and proven faculty who are practicing ministers and rabbis with years of ecumenical education experience. It offers regularly scheduled training programs, dedicated and specific news sources, an annual international conference, an advanced skills designation program (PTS and Church Consultants) and membership in a professional association. IMN provides clergy, administrators and lay leaders with contemporary education and training to help them avoid or reduce the severity of unhealthy practices, manage the effects of change and restore spiritual wellness where it has been lost.
A healthy congregation is the foundation to a healthy community. To grow and serve in their community the congregation needs to have a heathly and professional leadership in situations of transition.
For over 30 years, Interim Ministry Network has prepared thousands of dedicated clergy and lay leaders to navigate a congregation through this transition period.
As a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, the Interim Ministry Network relies on generous contributions from individuals and Judicatories to fund new research, scholarship, and initiatives.
We hope you will consider making a financial gift to expand our capacity to serve congregations and their leaders.
Together, we care about healthy congregations, their leaders, and their communities.
