Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are unable to move forward with our upcoming event as planned. While this change is disappointing, we remain deeply committed to serving pastors and leaders in the DC area and look forward to finding another opportunity to gather soon. Thank you for your understanding, and please don't hesitate to reach […]
Matthew 5:9 Fellowship will partner with CSLI-Dallas to discuss polarization and peacemaking as an aspect of Christian discipleship. This will occur over the course of three separate events, and we will explore polarization, transcend political polarization, and shape norms as leaders in a way that goes deeper with each workshop. Join us Saturday, April 26, […]
Pastors Soul Care Retreats offer pastors a vital opportunity to step away from the demands of ministry and find renewal amidst the serene coastal beauty. This retreat is designed to address the unique challenges faced by pastors, offering a space for them to prioritize their own spiritual, emotional, and mental well-being. It aims to provide […]
Matthew 5:9 Fellowship's Pastor Keith Myer will represent us at the 2025 Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware's upcoming men's conference, A Man After God's Own Heart. This gathering will allow men to come and experience God's power and presence together.
After partnering with Oakhouse Church for quarterly workshops in 2024, we're returning to continue serving their leaders and congregants in navigating toxic polarization as peacemaking disciples of Christ. Our second quarterly event of 2025, we will lead a How to Talk to Your Neighbor workshop that will help attendees learn to have meaningful, substantive conversations across their […]
The Redeeming Conflict in-person event co-sponsored by the National Association of Evangelicals and Matthew 5:9 Fellowship is specifically designed for pastors and leaders who want to learn how to engage in meaningful conversations across differences. The featured speaker is Ann Garrido of the Aquinas Institute of Theology and author of "Redeeming Conflict" and "Redeeming Power." Ann […]
