Seminar Presenter
The Rev. Dr. Rob Voyle is a leader in the development and use of appreciative inquiry in church and coaching settings.
Rob's Approach to Training
- Helpful: Training must provide practical, sustainable solutions for today's challenges.
- Humorous: Creativity and humor go together as people enjoy new insights.
- Healing: We create opportunities for people to experience transformational insights that lead to new ways of living, working, and being in the world.
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Helpful, Humorous, Healing
approach to training.
Rob is an accomplished speaker and trainer. Participants consistently rate his training programs as:
"one of the best workshops I've attended in years"
Creating Cultures
of Excellence
Appreciative Inquiry Based Guide to Mutual Ministry Reviews
- Templates and Worksheets
- For Congregations
- Individual Performance
- Coaching Strategies
Ensuring Change is a Blessing
"People don't want to be changed they want to be blessed." Stephen Gilligan
Too often our planned changes create resistance and become unsustainable because people can not perceive how the change will be a blessing. In this Tele-Seminar we will explore how the church needs to get out of the change business and back into the blessing business.
Some of the topics covered in the Tele-Seminar are:
- Understanding the nature of blessings.
- Designing change to be a blessing.
- Understanding the nature of resistance.
- Strategies to resolve resistance.
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What Participants Say
Rob will enhance your ability to delight in yourself, your neighbor and God through his insightful, practical, loving, professionally grounded, appreciative and often mischievous coaching and
teaching skills; and that will make you a better leader and citizen in God's creation.
Ed Leidel, Episcopal Bishop and Church Consultant