The Front Porch, the Threshold Session, and the Living Space are one climb. Each credits in full toward the next, so the whole climb costs what the Living Space costs on its own, and you can stop at any rung.
Everything below the climb stands on its own, and most of it is quoted after a conversation about what you actually need.
Six sections about your organization, and a report back describing it in its own language, with one next choice sized to the capacity you named.
For a leader of a single organization
Sixty to ninety minutes with me, in person or on Zoom, walking the same six sections. I hear your tone, catch what you hesitate over, and read the energy behind the answers. You’ll receive a list of the figures and documents to gather beforehand.
The form, on your schedule. Your work saves as you go.
For a regional minister
The same regional sections across sixty to ninety minutes, led by me.
A separate instrument, built for a body of congregations.
The first half is the Brief with you, going deeper than the one you have already filled out. The second is half a day with the people you name in the room, in person or on Zoom.
Both halves come with a list of what to gather beforehand. Have it in hand when we start.
Within five business days you receive a Threshold Finding and three recommendations built for your actual context, along with AI tools to support them. A previously purchased Front Porch credits in full toward it.
Integrity Audit, then Clarity Analysis, then Alignment Arc.
Built for organizations that carry other organizations, or that answer to a constituency wider than their own membership. A previously purchased Threshold Session credits in full toward it.
Regular time to look at what is in your own way, with no report and no one else in the room. We meet as long as it is useful to you and stop when it isn’t.
Your organization read against your vision: where fortification is needed, where excess is dragging you down, where a little agility would build momentum towards your dream, or the problem of your choice.
One specific way your vision is embodied in your organization’s work, built into a campaign your people can answer. I write the case, the asks, and the materials, and I build the arc across the season.
What to adopt, what to refuse, and how to write a policy your people can actually follow.
Workshops, keynotes, regional days, and board retreats are quoted after a conversation about what you need.
An occasional hour-long workshop equipping pastors to use Claude, primarily by demonstrating three skills. The skills arrive when you register, and you can buy them without the workshop. Every skill taught in the workshop is available individually or packaged in threes.
Any in-person engagement carries travel as an additional cost, stated in writing.
A Generous Welcome reflects the work of April McClure Stewart. It is not sponsored or endorsed by the future Living Waters Region of the Christian Church in Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin.