Healthy servants need ongoing supportive relationships based on competent Biblical training. Ambassadors of Reconciliation supports the Missouri District with the systemic spiritual training for themselves and the congregation. Annual training events are sponsored to build environments of spiritual joy through the Gospel.

Ambassadors of Reconciliation is an international ministry founded to help Christians and their churches in carrying out their peacemaking responsibilities as Christ’s ambassadors. Their mission is equipping Christians and their churches for living, proclaiming, and cultivating lifestyles of reconciliation.  Ambassadors of Reconciliation is an independent, non-profit corporation whose approach is based upon Holy Scriptures. Ambassadors of Reconciliation works closely with Rev. Marty Hasz, to provide invaluable resources for congregations.

The “Coaching People to Reconcile” course is a practicum workshop designed to equip church leaders and volunteers with the skills needed to assist others in resolving conflicts. The training guides participants using biblical principles and protocols for guiding individuals through conflicts, with an emphasis on one-on-one Christian coaching.

Rev. Marty Hasz, LPC, Missouri District’s Director of Church Worker Support, recommends this workshop for congregational leaders, such as pastors, elders, teachers, school administrators, and members of reconciliation teams. He offers subsidy grants for professional church workers who value continuing education and desire to advance their reconciliation ministry skills. The program is offered at a special price to cover material costs and is available both online and in hybrid formats.

Courses like the "Online Coaching Practicum" provide tools for resolving conflicts using biblical principles and conflict resolution in keeping with our church body theology and polity. Participants have the option to attend virtually, making these valuable resources accessible to anyone, anywhere. This training is beneficial for those looking to develop practical, faith-based competencies for peacemaking and witnessing in their congregations, families and communities.

The 4- or 6-hour "Go and Be Reconciled: What Does This Mean?" seminar is a great way to introduce biblical reconciliation in your settings. It helps participants address conflict from a Christian perspective, focusing on biblical reconciliation principles found in Scripture and Luther’s Small Catechism. It provides practical tools to restore relationships and strengthen the church’s witness, making it ideal for those seeking to apply God’s ministry of reconciliation in everyday life.

For more information contact Rev. Marty Hasz, LPC.