The Moses Project

Here's an interesting article about pastoral leadership, family struggles, and the pressure to have the perfect family.

What happens when the pastor’s family isn’t perfect? For ministers who carry private family pain, shame can be overwhelming. But our difficult lives might make us better clergy, writes a pastor and mother of a child with emotional and behavioral challenges.

Pastors, we hope you enjoyed your Fall box. Adventure awaits...

The Moses Project is excited to welcome Rev. Dr. Andrew Root as our September exemplar. Here's a link to his webpage.

andrew root – The works of Andrew Root author | speaker | professor Meet Andrew Go to Books Exploring Faith in a Changing World Professor Andrew Root, PhD, is a pastoral and practical theologian who researches, writes, and lectures on ministry in a secular age, younger generations and faith formation, the life and pastoral theology of Di...

We were delighted to welcome the 2026 Moses Cohort to campus for the Kick Off event. Looking forward to a great year.

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We're excited to welcome our new Jordan and Moses Project cohorts to campus for Kick Off events in August

We are fortunate to have a director who has a deep understanding of rural ministry, please read Trisha's words as shared by Faith & Leadership and Grand View. Blessings!

A recipe for thriving rural congregations despite shifting demographics Faced with declining attendance and aging membership, rural pastors can invite reflection on congregational history and community needs to adapt for new opportunities.

We hope you enjoyed your first Moses hospitality box. Whether at the beach, by goats, or in your living room, may you have a gentle summer and know that you are God's beloved.

Moses Mentor Nick Fisher-Broin in Tanzania

All past and upcoming Moses participants received an email with a survey. It’s been wonderful hearing from so many of you! If you have not yet completed it, please do so by Thursday, June 18. If you did not receive it, please email us at [email protected]. Thank you!

Moses Project Director, Dr. Trisha Wheelock, spoke at the Nebraska synod assembly last week in Kearney on the joys and challenges of serving in rural ministry. She enjoyed catching up with several Moses alumni.