Connections
We work to come alongside pastors and leaders to care for, connect, coach, and resource them so they are hopeful and effective in their role of leading their congregations.
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Pastor Clusters are small gatherings of 6-12 pastors meeting in-person or virtually at least four times per year.
We want to ensure that each CBAC pastor has the opportunity to be part of a significant, life-giving pastoral cluster. You may already be part of a “cluster” in one form or another – if so, great! But if not, or if you would like to be part of a new cluster, you are invited and encouraged to join!
More about Pastor Clusters
These cluster communities would covenant to meet a minimum of four times per year (ex. October, January, March, and May). Clusters could take a variety of forms and occur in any number of settings, but a primary purpose of these clusters will be to foster friendship, trust, and connections. While the hope is that pastors can together wrestle with contemporary realities of ministry – both positive and negative – the success of these clusters will rest in their first-and-foremost being safe, fun, and relational gatherings that pastors will hate to miss.
To help us know your degree of interest in being a part of such a Cluster – or indeed, if you are already in a cluster – would you please take a few more minutes to answer this brief survey.
Pastor Hubs are larger gatherings inviting all pastors from an Association or region once a year.
We will meet for 2–2.5 hours in the morning or afternoon, typically at a church. Our goal is to have a hub within a 90-minute drive for 80% of CBAC pastors.
Our first hubs are taking place through March and April 2025, please consider attending one as you look at the schedule.