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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!
Registration is open for the NEW Faithwalking course, Extraordinary Relationships!
You are welcome to sign up, there are no prerequisites.
Ten sessions starting Jan. 21, Tuesdays from 1-2:15 PM. Instructor: Ken Shuman, Faithwalking Executive Director. Cost: $175; discounts are available. For more info and to register, click the button below.
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.