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Free Stuff Fridays (Redeemer University)

This giveaway is sponsored by Redeemer University.

Enter for your chance to win a FREE online church leadership course!

If you’re interested in growing as a leader at your church and want to improve your organizational skills, Redeemer University’s church leadership microcredentials[1] will prepare you to serve your church community with confidence.

Redeemer offers three different online courses to meet your ministry needs:

  • Planning, Meetings and Financial Acuity (available now)
  • Human Resources and Healthy Communities (available now)
  • Congregational Care and Discipleship (coming June 2025).

The microcredentials are short (six to eight hours), affordable (only $99 each!) and flexible—meaning you can learn where you want, when you want!

Win A Free Course

Redeemer University is giving away 10 free church leadership microcredential courses! Winners will receive free access to one course of their choosing. To enter, please provide your name and email address in the form below. By providing your email, you will be added to the church leadership microcredential mailing list and receive occasional program updates. For a bonus entry, you can choose to subscribe to Redeemer University eNews.

The courses are entirely online and can be taken from any location. This giveaway is not limited by country; all Challies readers may enter.

Contest ends June 5, 2025. Winners will be contacted by June 9.


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