Become a Community Weaver Leader

Threaded is excited to launch a new session of the Community Weaver Leader Cohort, a program meticulously crafted over a year with input from a diverse group spanning six cultural backgrounds. This innovative cohort is tailored to equip participants with the courage, confidence, and skills necessary for impactful work in racial reconciliation, unity, and justice within their communities or churches.

Participants will engage in a comprehensive nine-month program under the guidance of Threaded leadership, designed to develop them in the six core competencies essential for becoming a Community Weaver: missionally minded, justice-ready, skilled in peacemaking and reconciliation, culturally intelligent, historically astute, and effective collaborators.

 The cohort includes a monthly online group session, cultural intelligence training, an educational racial tour in Oklahoma, and targeted assignments and deliverables. By the end of the program, each participant will emerge as a certified Threaded Community Weaver Leader, fully prepared to engage in and contribute to their multicultural environments.

COST

$750, payment plans and scholarships available 

Oklahoma Tour: $700 

Covers lodging, museum tickets, and local transportation to and from Oklahoma**

Additional costs: Food 

COHORT AGENDA 

• Module One: Racial Action Strategy
• Core Competencies:
  • Module Two: Missionally Minded
  • Module Three: Justice Ready
  • Module Four: Skilled at Peacemaking and Reconciliation Part One
  • Module Five: Skilled at Peacemaking and Reconciliation Part Two
  • Module Six: Culturally Intelligent
  • Module Seven: Historically Astute
  • Module Eight: Effective Collaborators
  • Module Nine: New Beginnings (Final Paper and Project) 

COHORT DELIVERABLES 

• Strategy for Racial Action
• Definition of Mission
• Definition of Biblical Justice
• Definition of Reconciliation
• Individual Cultural Values Assessment
• Individual Culture Intelligence Assessment
• Individual Culture Intelligence Development Plan
• Identification of Personal Cultural Uniqueness
• Elevator Pitch: History’s Importance for the Christian
• Method to analyze racial incidents
• Starter tools for collaboration
• Creative Visual of Racial Reconciliation
• Cross-cultural consulting assessment of a local ministry

 Application Information

This cohort is limited to 10 participants and aims to foster diversity and impact. Therefore, selection will prioritize diversity and individuals who are best prepared to apply the knowledge gained from the program immediately after completion. As a result, not all applicants will be selected.