Are you a leader who yearns to integrate your faith and spiritual life more centrally into your leadership?
Are you seeking a diverse community of people doing the messy, life-giving, and painstaking work of contending for the beloved community?
Come. Join us this November.
This Moment
in History
We live in a fractured world and our country is deeply broken, particularly for people along a variety of lines of difference. We all experience isolation and hollowness when our existence isn’t bound to the well-being of all God’s children.
For leaders who are working to address inequality and injustice, an inability to incorporate our faith and spiritual lives into our leadership leads to living disintegrated lives, undermines our effectiveness, and weakens our ability to bring all our gifts to easing the suffering of others, and our own.
This is a particularly urgent challenge given how polarized we are as a people and how much those things that divide us – politically, ideologically, and relationally – are now focused on the systems in which we lead and the churches in which we pray.
But what if God was writing a different story out of this brokenness…one of redemption?
A New Mission
The Redemptive Leadership Project (RLP) envisions a thriving community of diverse disciples animated by their shared faith in Jesus and strengthened to build a more just and equitable nation. The mission of RLP is to be a place for leaders to live and lead in a Christ-centered way and ultimately find ways to work together across difference to solve the urgent problems in our time.
RLP combines the best of leadership development with over 2,000 years of rich spiritual formation found in the global Church. This process unfolds in multi day retreats that are designed and led by trained facilitators. All of our retreats to date have been hosted in the Colorado mountains at Lone Rock Retreat center.
Our aim is to create containers in which Christian leaders of difference pray together, worship together, build community together and find new ways to work across their differences to solve urgent problems. This process is meant to form us and create the conditions for us to become the peacemakers God called us to be in the fractured world around us.
Are You Ready to Embrace God’s Great Commandment to Live and Lead with Love?
Join Our 3-Day “Blessed Are the Peacemakers” Retreat for Leaders Seeking to Move Beyond Toxic Polarization Towards Restoration in Beloved Community.