Achieving Relational Wholeness
Sponsored by Virginia Mennonite Men Workshop
Achieving Relational Wholeness
Mark Sensabaugh, Workshop Leader
Music Leaders: Chad Miller and Greg Conway
November 2, 2024, 8:00-3:00
Harrisonburg Mennonite Church Fellowship Hall
Registration coming Fall 2024
This workshop will provide a supportive space to explore our beliefs about how God sees us and how that influences our self-perceptions and relationships. It encourages men to reflect on their own journey towards wholeness in their closest relationships. The workshop includes teaching, opportunities for personal reflection, discussion, and practical applications.
As followers of Christ, we may sometimes feel a disconnect between our understanding of the Christian life and our personal experiences. This workshop bridges that gap, fostering deeper understanding and practical applications for achieving wholeness in all our relationships.
Mark is a native of the Shenandoah Valley. He attended Bridgewater College and completed his undergraduate studies in social work at EMU. He received his Masters in Counseling from Regent University, Virginia Beach, in 1992 and became licensed as a Professional Counselor and Marriage and Family Therapist in 1995. His service and employment in the community have been through Grace Covenant Church, Family Life Resource Center, and, most recently, Journey Counseling Ministries. Mark married Beverly in 1980 at Harrisonburg Mennonite Church and has two adult daughters and three grandsons. He presently resides in Bridgewater, VA. As a therapist, Mark places a high value on developing healthy relational bonds with God, ourselves, and others.
Chad Miller is Pastor at Ridgeway Mennonite Church. He holds an MA in Church Leadership from Eastern Mennonite Seminary. He also attended Prairie Graduate School, Providence College in Manitoba, and Rosedale Bible College. In addition to music, Chad's hobbies include fly fishing, golf, and pickleball.
Greg currently teaches elementary general music in Rockingham County public schools. Holding both a Bachelor's ('16) and Masters ('22) from James Madison University in Music Education, Greg is no stranger to the Harrisonburg area. After graduating, Greg married his wife, Erin, and settled down in Harrisonburg. They both attend Ridgeway Mennonite Church, where Greg serves as the Worship Ministry Team Leader. He also leads worship through song at his church once a month and has initiated various choral opportunities for the Ridgeway community. In July of 2023, Greg and Erin welcomed their daughter, Molly, into their house and enjoyed the beginnings of parenthood.