ONLINE EVENT
Thursdays 10/17 to 12/19
Breaks for 10/31 and 11/28
6-8:30 p.m. with a 30 min asynchronous lecture each week

Cost: $300

Our introductory course, Compass, takes participants through two different paths. First, it is a discernment process to help the participant identify their gifts, passion, and style. Through reading, journaling, and a valuable small group process, participants are encouraged to explore, articulate and hone their personal sense of call as a lay person in the church and in the community.

Second, Compass is the place to polish up writing, research, and presentation skills. If you haven’t been in a classroom in a very long time, this course will help you get back into the disciplines of learning. If at all possible, take this course early in your Crossroads experience.

Jeremy Lau, MACC, MATS is a double graduate of Moravian Theological Seminary. Deeply committed to holistic discipleship and church revitalization as two primary missions in his own call, Jeremy’s professional special interests include trauma-informed and spiritually integrated psychotherapy, queer theory, biblical theology, faith deconstruction and pastoral care. He has over 12 years of ministry experience, spanning children’s ministry, curriculum development, small group/bible study facilitation, founding and directing a parachurch 501c3 non-profit ministry and serving as a licensed executive pastor in a non-denominational church setting. Jeremy is currently a full-time pre-licensed outpatient mental health professional with Lehigh Valley Health Network and a Member in Discernment pursuing ordination through the Penn Northeast Conference of the United Church of Christ. Jeremy lives in Bethlehem, PA with his partner, Peter. When he isn’t working, teaching, or volunteering Jeremy enjoys having meaningful conversations over coffee, hiking, and game nights with his family and friends.

Moravian Seminary encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing any type of accommodation or have questions about the physical access provided, please contact the Seminary office at 610-861-1516 at least one week prior to the event.