Our Team: Clergy & Congregation

David Miron

Partnering Consultant & Educator / MAP Team Member

David brings a rich and diverse ecumenical background to his work, having been raised in a secular Jewish family before joining the Mennonite Church, where he served as a pastor for five years. He is currently a member of the Episcopal Church.

David draws on extensive academic and professional experience, holding a Master’s degree in Human Resources and Organizational Development from American University, a Bachelor’s degree in Religion with a Certificate in Jewish Studies from Temple University, and a Certificate in Biblical Studies from Eastern Mennonite Seminary.

In addition to his consulting and educational work, David has taught courses in Eastern Mennonite University’s Organization and Management program and currently facilitates classes in Comparative Religion through Elizabethtown College’s School of Graduate and Professional Studies (SGPS).

He serves as part of a team conducting psychological assessments for individuals pursuing ordination and provides training and leadership development consulting for congregations, judicatories, and clients of Samaritan Consulting Group. David is also a certified interpreter of Holy Cow! Consulting’s suite of organizational assessment tools.

Publications:

The Transformed Life – Samaritan Center Blog

Resilience in Faith Communities – Samaritan Center Blog

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Upcoming Programs & Events

Partner Church Spring Breakfast *Registration Open*April 30

Celebrating 35 years of the Partnership in Ministry Program This breakfast serves as a dedicated space for all local clergy and church staff to connect for a time…

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Every Mind Matters Gala *Registration Open!*May 21

Please join us for the Samaritan Center Every Mind Matter Gala! Register Here 5:00 PM - Doors Open 6:00 PM - Call to Table and Dinner 6:45 PM…

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4-Day Silent Directed RetreatJuly 9 - July 12

In the Christian world, retreats find their origin in Jesus’s own practice of withdrawing from those around him to pray in a secluded place to…

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