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SUMMARY:2026 Norman Vincent Peale Awards Dinner
DESCRIPTION:2026 Norman Vincent Peale Awards for Positive Thinking\n\n  \nOn the evening of Thursday\, October 22\, 2026\, the Blanton-Peale Institute & Counseling Center will host the 2026 Norman Vincent Peale Awards for Positive Thinking in New York City. \nThe Norman Vincent Peale Awards recognize individuals and organizations that exemplify the spirit of positive thinking that underlies the Blanton-Peale Institute & Counseling Center. The evening serves as a celebration of mental and spiritual wellness while raising funds crucial to our mission to provide quality holistic mental health services and training. \nDuring this very special night\, we honor two incredible leaders in ministry and wellness!  Rev. Dr. Michael Bos\, Senior Minister of Marble Collegiate Church and Rev. Dr. Micah McCreary\, President of New Brunswick Theological Seminary inspire hope and positive change in the lives of so many\, with compassion\, creativity\, and exceptional leadership. We are thrilled to recognize their impact and share this special celebration with them and the Blanton-Peale community. \nThursday\, October 22\, 2026\n 6pm – 10pm \nSECOND NYC\n849 Sixth Avenue\, NY\, NY\n(SW Corner of W 29th Street) \nAttire: Black Tie Optional \n\n
URL:https://nbts.edu/events/2026-norman-vincent-peale-awards-dinner/
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SUMMARY:WELL Conference 2026: Revived & Empowered
DESCRIPTION:Register today and come be revived. Leave empowered to lead\, serve\, and make a difference.   In a world that can leave us overwhelmed\, exhausted\, and searching for hope\, how do we remain spiritually and mentally equipped to lead\, serve\, and pursue justice? \nThis year\, the WELL Program at New Brunswick Theological Seminary invites you to WELL Conference 26: Revived and Empowered\, an all-day conference focused on wellbeing\, faith\, leadership\, and the work of serving others in a challenging world. \nWe are honored to welcome The Reverend Dr. Otis Moss III as our keynote speaker.  \nA renowned spiritual and civil rights leader\, preacher\, author\, filmmaker\, and activist\,  \nDr. Moss has spent decades connecting the gospel of Jesus Christ with community empowerment and social justice. His message of liberation\, love\, justice\, hope\, and healing offers a powerful perspective for anyone seeking to lead and serve well in today’s world. \nJoin us\, Friday\, October 23\, 2026 for inspiring speakers\, meaningful conversation\, and practical opportunities to pause\, reconnect\, and be renewed. \nREGISTER HERE \n
URL:https://nbts.edu/events/well-conference-2026/
LOCATION:35 SEMINARY PLACE\, NEW BRUNSWICK\, NJ\, 08901\, United States
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SUMMARY:Faithful Neighboring: How We Can Better Serve Immigrants and Refugees
DESCRIPTION:Every day\, US citizens here reports about Immigration and Customs Enforcement\, or ICE\, picking people of color up off the streets of our communities. Whatever our political persuasion\, we Christians know Christ’s command to care for “the least of these” brothers and sisters (Matthew 25:31-46) and God’s commandments in Exodus 22 for the fair treatment of aliens and outsiders. So all of us are faced with questions about how we can be better\, more supportive neighbors to immigrants and refugees among us. \nOn Monday\, November 16\, 12:00 noon to 1:30 pm Eastern Time\, the Reformed Church Center will host three people with special insight to the needs and stories of outsiders in our communities in the webinar “Faithful Neighboring: How We Can Better Serve Immigrants and Refugees.” \nBernard Ayoola is the Pastor Director of the African Resource Center of West Michigan\, where he leads community based initiatives that strengthen and support immigrant and refugee families. He is a Minister of the Word in the Christian Reformed Church and serves as an adjunct professor of Christian Theology and Church History at Calvin University and Calvin Theological Seminary. Trained in church music and theology\, and grounded in an earlier career in civil engineering\, Bernard’s work integrates pastoral care\, community empowerment\, and practical theological scholarship. \nAs Richard D. Oudersluys Professor of World Christianity at Western Theological Seminary\, Ruth Padilla DeBorst teaches about Christian life and mission and intercultural immersion. She serves with the Comunidad de Estudios Teológicos Interdisciplinarios\, a learning community with students across Latin America\, and the Networking Team of the International Fellowship for Mission as Transformation. She lives in Costa Rica as part of Casa Adobe\, an intentional Christian community with deep concern for right living in relation to the whole of creation. \nJJ TenClay serves as Refugee Ministries Coordinator for RCA Global Mission. After working in Italy with people on the move from Africa and the Middle East to Europe–many experiencing forced displacement\, human trafficking and exploitation–JJ now works with local\, national\, and global partners to provide compassionate\, Christ-like care for refugees and displaced people worldwide\, facilitating conversations on global migration & forced displacement and people affected by displacement\, and equipping individuals\, faith leaders\, congregations\, and more to live out the biblical mandate to care for people seeking refuge. \nAs with all Reformed Church Center programs\, this webinar is free and open to everyone\, but all participants must register online here. \n
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