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2026 All In Relational Ministry

RELATIONAL SKILLS for CROSS+GEN groups!

October 3 @ 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

$15

Holy Cross Lutheran Church

W156 N8131 Pilgrim Road
Menomonee Falls,

On behalf of the newly formed Synod Youth Team, we’re inviting you to join us on June 13 for training in building relationships across generations. We especially encourage anyone who currently works with youth – staff or volunteers – and teens who have a passion for their faith – to join us for this event. We are bringing in the renowned Lyle Griner to help us as we begin a new season of youth and community ministry in the Greater Milwaukee Synod.

What to Expect

  • A group of all ages

  • Learn to walk with others — and walk toward those who need connection

  • Practice relational skills that deepen conversations and build trust

  • Notice the moments where faith and everyday life meet

  • Build a culture where people feel seen, heard, and valued

  • A casual atmosphere
Tentative Schedule
9:00 AM – WHEAT
9:45 AM – Faith Circled
10:45 AM – Short Break
11:00 AM – Hearing Hearts
12:15 PM – Lunch
1:00 PM – Difficult Choices
2:00 PM – Spirit Nudges
2:10 PM – Affirming
2:30 PM – Come and See
2:50 PM – Koosh Ball Pass
3:00 PM – Wrap Up / Done!
Event Details Flyer

Please register by Sunday, September 13.

Our Presenter

Lyle Griner is the Creative Director for the Relational Leadership Collaborative. His work includes thirty years as the Peer Ministry Leadership National Director including fourteen years with The Youth & Family Institute. In addition, Lyle has sixteen years of dynamic congregational youth ministry, twelve years as a youth ministry volunteer at Mount Calvary Lutheran, and five years leading the Wartburg Seminary and TYFI Certification School for youth and family ministry. He has authored numerous books and resources. Learn more about Lyle’s work and publications and read his bio.

“I want every congregation’s youth ministry to be known for producing faith leaders. PML educates the heart with caring, welcoming and affirming skills turning those wonderfully quirky, sometimes overly silly, rambunctious kids into amazing student leaders.”

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Lyle Griner