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What is Faithwalking?
Faithwalking is a spiritual formation process where people are increasingly following the way of Jesus, experiencing ongoing transformation, and developing effective practices for missional living: serving the poor, the marginalized, and those in need; working for the common good; and restoring individuals, social systems, communities, and nations to God’s intended design.
NEWS!
Join us for the NEW Faithwalking course, Extraordinary Relationships!
There are no prerequisites.
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Email Rev. Sherri Meyer-Veen is you are interested in joining this ten session. A cohort is anticipated to begin in Fall 2025.
How can YOU engage with Faithwalking?
​There are six Faithwalking Foundations modules currently offered. Each Module is offered online and lasts for 10 weeks, and includes:
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Six Group Sessions: An Introductory Session, Four Sessions of New Content, and a Debrief Session at the end.
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Four Coaching Sessions in Dyads or Triads.
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Homework to be completed by participants in between the coaching sessions.
Albany Synod offers Faithwalking Foundations modules when enough people are interested in forming a cohort.
Albany Synod is also currently partnering with Faithwalking in Houston to offer additional Faithwalking modules on other days/times, with facilitators, coaches and participants from around the world. Explore your options and register yourself by clicking the button below.