Our Vision
People connected to the heart of who they are, what they do and why they do it.
Our Mission
We create heart-led, hope filled experiences to ignite mission alignment in individuals and teams.
It’s been a tough few years for the human family!
We’ve all had to work so hard to respond to rapidly changing world, social, health and family environments.
While exhaustion is common, many have also welcomed the innovation which comes through times of challenge.
One thread seems clear no matter who you are or where you work:
We want more compassion and hope!
How we live and work will never be the same again.
‘Sacred’ and ‘secular’ are no longer worlds apart.
We are in a season where people, teams and organisations have a new sense of freedom to ask the big questions, such as:
“What really matters and is there a better way?”
“What is most important to me and is my work aligned to my deeply held values?”
“Is our strategy still aligned to our Mission?”
Gathering of Three is here to help you connect to heart of your Mission.
It’s time you were beautifully placed to have the impact you know you can have in the world.
Dr Lisa McDonald
Founder and facilitator, Lisa McDonald has a passion for connecting people and groups more deeply to their mission and purpose by inspiring them to realise and use their gifts.
Uniquely skilled to navigate this journey with you, Lisa brings considerable senior executive leadership experience and is an accomplished mission leader, workshop presenter, retreat and pilgrimage leader. With over 25 years working in the fields of leadership and spirituality, Lisa has added value across health, aged care, faith-based, corporate and higher education sectors and is warmly regarded by board directors, trustees and senior leadership teams for her ability to align strategy with mission in relevant, contemporary ways across diverse groups of people.
Lisa has a doctoral qualification in transformational leadership and ministry, a master’s degree in theology, a degree in communications and further qualifications in clinical pastoral education and training.
