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Prepare to apply for a Disability and Children’s Ministry Resource Group Subgrant to support a small ministry project that expands worship and prayer for and with disabled children in your congregation. This practical session will help you turn a ministry idea or congregational need into a clear, focused, and feasible proposal by describing what you hope to do, why it matters, and how to communicate your idea in a strong application.
Price: $25 or register for all 4 sessions for $79 (a savings of $21)
Angellica S. Sweat, is a sacred strategist, theologian, and womanist scholar whose work explores the intersections of preaching, trauma, spiritual care, and human flourishing. She serves as Program Coordinator for the Institute for Youth Ministry at Princeton Theological Seminary, where she develops theological programs and resources for congregational leaders accompanying young people. Her research examines sacred proclamation as a trauma-informed intervention, with particular attention to practices of care, healing, and flourishing. Sweat is a candidate for the Doctor of Ministry in Womanist Discourse at Emory University’s Candler School of Theology. She holds a Master of Theology in Homiletics from Duke University Divinity School, a Master of Divinity in Worship and Preaching and Biblical Studies from Hood Theological Seminary, and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Livingstone College. She is an ordained deacon in the A.M.E. Zion Church and serves as a senior pastor. She contributes to the wider church by translating womanist and homiletical scholarship into practices that strengthen preaching, pastoral leadership, and congregational life. Register Now!
