Events and Workshops 2026
Please take a look at the events and workshops that ANE is offering and supporting. If details are available, click the button for more detail or to register.
Better with Less Workshop
Saturday, April 18, 2026, 10am-1pm ET, Online
The Atlantic Northeast District Ministry Commission invites all COB ministers and laity to an online training workshop on Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 10am-1pm (EST) led by G. Jeffrey MacDonald, author of Part-Time is Plenty: Thriving without Full-Time Clergy (promo code for 40% off the book will be sent to registrants). Attendees will explore ways to enhance congregational vitality with part-time ministry models! CEUs available. Register by Tuesday, April 14! Event flyer. PNG.
Walking Together in Leadership: A Virtual Roundtable
Thursday, April 23 & Tuesday, April 28, 7-8pm, Zoom
We are hosting our first-ever Virtual Leadership Roundtable specifically for congregational moderators and board chairpersons within the ANE District of the COB. This gathering is designed as a safe and supportive space for connection, encouragement, and shared wisdom.
Because we know leaders carry full schedules and many responsibilities, two separate meeting times will be offered, each providing the same opportunity for connection and conversation. You are invited to choose the time that best fits your availability or attend both meetings.
ANE District Older Adult Luncheon
Wednesday, May 6, 12pm, Yoder’s Restaurant & Banquet Hall in New Holland, PA
May is National Older Adult Month… Join 100 or more of your “young at heart” ANE friends for a special luncheon and joyous celebration!
The cost of $27 includes a meal, a concert by the Ridgeway Brass quintet, and the opportunity to fellowship with older adults from across the district (as well as special guest Don Fitzkee, this year’s Annual Conference Moderator)!
District Youth Kingian Nonviolence Trainings: "Strong Enough to Choose Peace"
Sundays April 12, 19, 26; May 3, 10, 17 from 7-8pm ET on Zoom
This six-session online training led by Hatfield COB member Robin McMahon will help youth explore the life and teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., understand conflict, learn the 6 Principles and 6 Steps of Nonviolence, and discover practical, faith-based tools for responding to anger, bullying, and injustice with calm clarity and confidence. Limited to 12 youth.
Register by April 8! Event flyer.