Advanced leadership Training
Post Secondary
Advanced Leadership Training
Our Advanced Leadership Training (ALT) series is back this summer as we equip ACF/CCF post-secondary students to be effective leaders in their campus fellowship.
This training aims to equip and strengthen all students to be a witnessing community on their campus with practical skills and theological implications. The series will run throughout the summer for all Post-Secondary students and leaders. Some topics may include vision and leadership, Asian-Canadian identity, prayer and evangelism, mental health training and seminars, and many more. Topics are regularly updated and contextualized for ACF/CCF students.
Summer 2022 Schedule
For more information or inquiries about the Advanced Leadership Training (ALT) lineup, contact our team at cc@afccanada.org.
Vision & Leadership (2-Part Training)
*Exclusive to current ACF/CCF Leaders only. During the training, we will discuss about the following:
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What is our identity as a campus fellowship, and why do we exist as a witnessing community?
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What is a vision, and why do we cast a vision in our fellowship?
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More importantly, what is the biblical vision that we need to carry out as a body of Christ?
The training will also include a time for student leaders to reflect biblically and the reality of God’s work in their community. From there, leaders will be able to discern and develop a well-rounded vision for their fellowship.
Part 1 - Thursday, June 16, 7:00 - 9:30 PM
Part 2 - Thursday, June 23, 7:00 - 9:30 PM
How to Lead an Inductive Bible Study
Thursday, July 7 & 21, 7:00 - 9:30 PM
Mission on Campus
God is a missional God who sends the Son; the Son sends the Spirit and his disciples into the world. With this understanding, mission is not a function or an activity but a nature of the Church. Therefore, we exist as witnessing communities on the campus as part of God’s redemptive story. In this training, students and leaders will reflect on the theologically and practically implications of the mission of God and how each Christian can engage creatively on the campus with our identity and community.
Date: Thursday, August 4, 7:00 - 9:30 PM
Mental Health First Aid Training
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is a skill and tool to render help to a person experiencing crises or a worsening of their mental health. This is particularly useful for leaders in the ACF/CCF community that wish to provide aid to the members of their fellowship. Trainees will receive a certificate upon completion of the course. Note: This full-day training has a limited number of spots with priority to current ACF/CCF students
Fee: TBA - training and certificate upon completion
Date: September (TBA)