Thriving in Leadership for the Long Haul

Michael Spivey *Location 104

Many Christian leaders find it difficult to sustain a consistently thriving relationship with God and others for a lifetime. This workshop will assist in identifying common areas of struggle and will help cultivate some spiritual rhythms and exercises that will help you flourish for the long haul.

Senior Adult Mentoring, Crucial to the next generation

Ken Pippin *Location 108

This workshop points out the crucial need for senior adults to become mentors for the generations that follow us. It will provide insight into the need and practical advice and guidance to becoming a qualified mentor to those who will be assuming roles of leadership in the Kingdom of God.

Strong Enough to Stand

David Boyd *Location 110

This class is a subsequent class to the book titled “Strong Enough to Last”.  This class features eight standards children’s leaders and parent need to implement to counteract the evil influences upon the next generation found in our society today. The perversive agendas of todays culture target kids even as young as preschoolers in order to influence their growing spiritual walk with Christ.

Leading Together

Joe and Natalie Barnoske *Location 120

Our number one culture-building value is “We Lead Together.” Whether in youth ministry, our nonprofit, or district ministry, we have always taken this approach, and it has led to more than we could ever have imagined. We have learned there is something special about what we do together that is always more than what either of us can do on our own. Leading together is not an uncommon idea, but the expression of it varies. We’d love to share more with you about why this value is important to us and how we personally integrate it into ministry. We pray that you’ll be inspired to lead with a team perspective that empowers those around you.

Ready to Launch

Kevin  Slack *Location P-1

Whether you are starting fresh or reimagining your small group ministry, we believe God will leverage this moment to fire the engines and launch more leaders into your small group ministry. Includes training booklet, templates, and online resources.

Creative and Captivating Lessons for all ages

Patty Pereira & Sheena Cullen  *Location P-2

Ideas for making lessons come alive and sharing how to add to lessons making them more hands on.

Making the lessons appropriate for your group of girls so you help then learn and apply the lesson to their everyday life.

Ministry BY Youth; Not Just FOR Youth – How Royal Rangers is the Bluetooth-like mentoring ministry connection for Children’s and Youth ministries.

Paul Keel II *Location P-3

Have your youth and children’s ministries become spectator settings?  Then into adulthood we wonder why they don’t engage in the “work” of the church?  Research shows our organizations make them figure much about adulthood and spirituality alone.  Royal Rangers is the mentoring opportunity helping boys to become men!

Science Lessons from the Bible

Dee Collier *Location P-5

We all love to see surprises unfold before our eyes.  That’s exactly what happens in this workshop as science experiments are used to teach Bible themes and verses.  Expect a fun, hands-on workshop with no harmful chemicals.

Pastoral Succession – Is there a better Way?

Glen Wolf *Location P-6

Learn Transition insights you can implement today with lead pastoral succession, consultant, and author Dr. Glen Wolf, followed by Q and A.

We Need to Talk-The Art of Difficult Conversations

Bridget Mullen-Sayers & Rachel Church *Location P-7

This workshop will explore difficult conversations from a biblical perspective. In addition to identifying the characteristics of difficult conversations, participants will gain valuable communication tools for making these conversations easier to navigate whether in ministry or career, or with family and friends.

Communicating Biblical Truth

Caiti Salmon *Location P-8

Discover and examine ways to effectively approach and communicate the big God story. You will gain confidence in your ability to teach scripture to the next generation and have a launch point for creating a message.

Your Life is a Tree of Possibilities

Tina Blount *Location P-9

Every season of your life is filled with possibilities! The challenge we often experience is that we can’t see the forest for the trees. In this workshop, using the metaphor of a tree, the story of Moses, and coaching tools, you’ll discover that you truly can bear fruit in every season of life.

Generational Worship

Matt and Mykaela Blades *Location P-10

We will explore how to cultivate a multigenerational atmosphere of Christ-centered worship that both edify the church body and ultimately exalt Jesus. We’ll learn how to build song sets that unify the timeless anthems with the newer songs of today. Join us as we examine the dangers of trading truths for trends and replacing wisdom with relevancy.

Volunteer Connection

Aldin Tinsley *Location P-11

The largest volunteer force in most churches is in the children’s ministry area. According to George Barna more than two-thirds of all Protestant churches struggle to recruit and retain volunteers to children. In this class, we will cover how to recruit, empower, and keep long term volunteer teams.

Wielding the Weapon of Humility

John Hensel *Location P-12

There is a destructive influence.  It is said, there are seven deadly sins. This influence tops that list of sins. What am I referring to? The influence of human pride! However, God has given us a powerful weapon, that defeats prides influence. Amazingly that powerful weapon is Humility! Learn how to wield the weapon of Humility and keep your relationship with God and others on track!

Marathon Ministry (Run With Endurance)

Susan Pippin *Location P-13

Biblical scholar and teacher Dr. J. Robert Clinton studied the lives of one thousand biblical figures and discovered that fewer than 30% finished well. Many start with vision, enthusiasm, and determination; however, their commitment diminishes when situations become complicated and challenging. Staying the course for the long haul requires commitment. Romans 11:29

Biblical & Theological Foundations for Women in Ministry

Lindsey Croston *Location P-14

Encouraging women to pursue a ministry leadership calling is not about an agenda, it’s about embracing the priesthood of all believers. In this workshop, discover biblical and theological foundations for women in ministry, and be equipped to encourage and empower women in your congregation with a call to ministry.

Effective Family Services/Events & Culture

Anthony Biancardi *Location P-15

Most families are immediately separated into specialized ministries when they enter a church. But what does an effective service and/or event look like that keeps the family together while integrating into the larger church family? We are called to pass down our faith. In order to do that, we need generations to be together more often.

The End of All Things is Near; How then, should we live?

Lee Pait *Location P-17

This session takes a closer look at living in the last days based on 1 Peter 4:7-11.  What advice did the Apostle Peter give us to be prepared for life in the last days? How do we make disciples in times of chaos and distress?  How can we be confident, prepared, and equipped for whatever the future may hold?  Come join us as we seek the answers to these questions and much more.

Passing the Baton

Shelby Hardy & Pam Kneer*Location P-19

Passing the baton can be daunting for both the predecessor and successor.  Ministers often spend their life building their legacy and ministry.  When the time comes to hand it over, many find themselves needing a successor or possibly conflicted about the right time to hand it over.  The succeeding ministers can look to make their way but often use their own devices without a proper hand-off and wisdom from established leaders before them.  In this session, Pastor Pam Kneer and Pastor Shelby Hardy will talk about their successful baton passing experience.  They will talk about the strategic discipleship of successors and the key to passing the baton and empowering the generation that is to come.

Passing the Baton: Mentoring Teen Girls

Lissette  Telemaco *Location P-20

There isn’t much time left to reach the lost youth among us. Young people are the best people to reach their peers with the hope.Of Christ. We will talk about how we can help young ladies grow in their faith in boldness and wisdom so that they can effectively share their story and reach their friends for Christ. The time is now…to pass the baton.

Linda Seiler Q&A

Linda  Seiler *Location Chapel

Join Linda Seiler to answer questions after her general session.

Beyond Just Attending: The Guide to Transforming Your Members into Passionate, Confident Disciple-Makers

Matt Ulrich *Location 104

A lot of church leaders wish that they could get their congregants to move beyond just simply attending church to being mobilized as leaders and disciples-makers… but they don’t know how. Come find out the keys to recruiting, training and ultimately transforming your members into active and passionate disciple-makers!

Understanding the Spirit World

Gary Royer *Location 108

The workshop will present both static and dynamic maps of the spirit world and a study guide for identifying and conquering sources of spiritual oppression.  Some topics presented will be: What is demon possession?  What is a spirit of bitterness, or fear or lust? What is a spirit of infirmity?

Building a Great Team

Charissa (Ressie) Morgan *Location 110

How do you build a great team from nothing, or how do you build with very little to start out with? Come learn from an experienced team builder of all generations and backgrounds.

The Mission of Discipleship

Terry Raburn *Location 120

There is a personal mission, a church mission, a community mission, and a kingdom mission to discipleship. (Mark 1:14-20) Discipleship requires a call from Jesus, empowerment by the Holy Spirit, and advancement of the Earthly kingdom of God.

Pen FL Foster Care Network- How to Be Involved

Sandra Hogue & Kortney Osborne *Location P-1

The revival of compassion in our fellowship is laying the groundwork to bring redemption to broken children and families. We have a beautiful array of rural, urban, and suburban churches that are small, medium, and large in size. Not every church can find families to foster or adopt children, but every church can do something. Let’s work together to become the solution to the foster care crisis in our state.

The Four Top Risk Management Issues For Churches Today

Greg Wigfield *Location P-2

Greg Wigfield will be discussing four top risk management issues that churches face in today’s environment. These topics include:

– Security Teams

– Church Sexual Acts Liability Coverage

– Cyber Risks and Liability Coverage

– Title IX issues and Religious Freedom protection

There will be plenty of time for Q&A.

Help!! My School is Driving me Craaazy!

Dennis Robinson *Location P-3

Schools By Design is a school management and consulting organization with expertise in all aspects of school and preschool operations. We can design and open a preschool/school on your property and help you in any area of school operations. Come and discover what we can do to make your school more efficient, develop your faculty, grow enrollment, prepare you for accreditation, or whatever your problems or needs may be–we are here to help you!

College-aged and College-crazed; How to Disciple Gen Z

Kasey Widner *Location P-5

Wanting to reach college aged students and see them discipled is a no-brainer. They’re smart, effective in technology, driven, entrepreneurial, creative, and the world’s brightest upcoming doctors, leaders, and history makers. Yet we can sometimes feel that they are hard to reach and even harder to disciple. What does it look like to effectively disciple a college-aged student as they struggle through major concerns, such as covid, sexuality, recession, racism, the rise of anxiety and so much more. This breakout will talk through the discipleship process that includes effective small group ministry, peer-to-peer discipleship, effective one-on-ones, the value of accountability, and the need for community.

A Nearly-free Guest Follow Up Strategy

Pete Kramer *Location P-6

Every Sunday is somebody’s first Sunday but how can you turn it into multiple return visits? Pete will share a nearly-free strategy that you can begin THIS WEEK…and yes…it’s simple.

Reaching the Muslim Next Door

Mark Brink *Location P-7

In this workshop you will come to understand more clearly what the Muslim next door believes and practices. Practical outreach insights will be shared for you to begin an outreach to these people and resources provided to help you reach them in your community. Come and learn how to share Christ with the Muslims in your community.

Balancing Marketplace and Ministry

Michelle Faughnan *Location P-8

This class will unpack the hidden benefits of bi-vocational leadership, explore how this type of ministry is beneficial to the church, and provide practical insights on ministry-work-life balance.

Why You Should Organize Your Life Around Sharing & Living The Gospel AND How To Do It

Tommy Russo *Location P-9

We all know we are called to live and share the gospel. But why is it that it seems so few of us do it? In our time, we will equip you with everything you need to live out the gospel in a way that you haven’t before!

Stepping Out Into Leadership/Into Your Call

Pamela Clayton *Location P-10

You have been called to step into leadership by God! So what’s next? In this breakout session we will look at the transition from hearing the calling to acting on the calling. Stepping out in faith with the assurance and boldness into what God has called you to do.

Volunteer Connection

Aldin Tinsley *Location P-11

The largest volunteer force in most churches is in the children’s ministry area. According to George Barna more than two-thirds of all Protestant churches struggle to recruit and retain volunteers to children. In this class, we will cover how to recruit, empower, and keep long term volunteer teams.

Effective Family Services/Events & Culture

Anthony Biancardi *Location P-12

Most families are immediately separated into specialized ministries when they enter a church. But what does an effective service and/or event look like that keeps the family together while integrating into the larger church family? We are called to pass down our faith. In order to do that, we need generations to be together more often.

Keep on Keepin’ on

Peggy J Williams *Location P-13

Have you ever considered some of God’s greatest revelations to you come from your biggest adversities? “Keep on Keepin’ on”, a life-long theme of Peggy’s Dad, an extraordinary ordinary man, came out of his greatest loss. 2 Corinthians 4:17

Developing a System of Discipleship Through Small Groups That Works!

Shay Cole *Location P-14

Discipleship isn’t just about the subject you teach; it’s about the people you train. Discover some key ingredients to building a discipleship ministry that succeeds in making disciples who make disciples.

Celebrate Recovery

Ken & Kim Lunday *Location P-15

We will share testimony and information on how Celebrate Recovery has changed lives and benefited their families and the church family. Addiction is not always about alcohol and drugs but other hurts, habits, and hangups that hold individuals back from receiving all that God has for them that include unforgiveness, bitterness, anger, etc..

Doing the Hokey Pokey

David Martin *Location P-17

Finding your purpose and making a commitment are prerequisites to be “ALL IN.” Hear what a lukewarm Christian is and how NOT to be that person. Discover if you are “ALL IN” or not. Are you doing the Hokey Pokey? Fence straddlers will have a hard time being a citizen in Heaven.

The Mission of Discipleship

Terry Raburn *Location Chapel

There is a personal mission, a church mission, a community mission, and a kingdom mission to discipleship. (Mark 1:14-20) Discipleship requires a call from Jesus, empowerment by the Holy Spirit, and advancement of the Earthly kingdom of God.

We Need to Talk-The Art of Difficult Conversations

Bridget Mullen-Sayers & Rachel Church *Location 104

This workshop will explore difficult conversations from a biblical perspective. In addition to identifying the characteristics of difficult conversations, participants will gain valuable communication tools for making these conversations easier to navigate whether in ministry or career, or with family and friends.

Developing a System of Discipleship Through Small Groups That Works!

Shay Cole *Location 108

Discipleship isn’t just about the subject you teach; it’s about the people you train. Discover some key ingredients to building a discipleship ministry that succeeds in making disciples who make disciples.

Building a Great Team

Charissa (Ressie) Morgan *Location 110

How do you build a great team from nothing, or how do you build with very little to start out with? Come learn from an experienced team builder of all generations and backgrounds.

Unlocking the Heart of the “Difficult” Child

Nicci Moroney *Location 120

There’s always at least one. The kid that questions you, tries you, and (almost) makes you reconsider your career. In this workshop we will dive in to three case studies of the stereotypical “difficult” child, look at their backgrounds, behaviors, and brains, and how, just maybe, they aren’t as difficult as you thought!

Difference Makers

Mary Boyd *Location P-1

You can make a difference in the lives of your kids by what you teach and how you teach. You are more than a teacher. You are also a coach, mentor, and friend. Kids need to be challenged to live for God the rest of their lives. Be a difference maker!

Science Lessons from the Bible

Dee Collier *Location P-2

We all love to see surprises unfold before our eyes.  That’s exactly what happens in this workshop as science experiments are used to teach Bible themes and verses.  Expect a fun, hands-on workshop with no harmful chemicals.

The End of All Things is Near; How then, should we live?

Lee Pait *Location P-3

This session takes a closer look at living in the last days based on 1 Peter 4:7-11.  What advice did the Apostle Peter give us to be prepared for life in the last days? How do we make disciples in times of chaos and distress?  How can we be confident, prepared, and equipped for whatever the future may hold?  Come join us as we seek the answers to these questions and much more.

How to Get Your Youth (and Adults) Passionate About Speed the Light & Missions

Amanda Hahn *Location P-5

STL gives students an opportunity to make a difference through their sacrificial giving.  Start with WHY.  Find the WHY for your group. This workshop will help you find out ways to inspire students (and adults) to give and learn about some fundraising opportunities that you can take back to your group.

Stepping Out Into Leadership/Into Your Call

Pamela Clayton *Location P-6

You have been called to step into leadership by God! So what’s next? In this breakout session we will look at the transition from hearing the calling to acting on the calling. Stepping out in faith with the assurance and boldness into what God has called you to do.

This Giant Must Come Down

David Martin *Location P-7

Many “giants” keep us from being “ALL IN..” Learn how to be “ALL IN” and to slay the giants in your life. You can win!! We’ll look at the characteristics of a giant killer. You are that person, ordained by God, to be “ALL IN” in today’s society.

Ministry BY Youth; Not Just FOR Youth – How Royal Rangers is the Bluetooth-like mentoring ministry connection for Children’s and Youth ministries.

Paul Keel II *Location P-8

Have your youth and children’s ministries become spectator settings?  Then into adulthood we wonder why they don’t engage in the “work” of the church?  Research shows our organizations make them figure much about adulthood and spirituality alone.  Royal Rangers is the mentoring opportunity helping boys to become men!

Thriving in Leadership for the Long Haul

Michael Spivey *Location P-9

Many Christian leaders find it difficult to sustain a consistently thriving relationship with God and others for a lifetime. This workshop will assist in identifying common areas of struggle and will help cultivate some spiritual rhythms and exercises that will help you flourish for the long haul.

Generational Worship

Matt & Mykaela Blades *Location P-10

We will explore how to cultivate a multigenerational atmosphere of Christ-centered worship that both edify the church body and ultimately exalt Jesus. We’ll learn how to build song sets that unify the timeless anthems with the newer songs of today. Join us as we examine the dangers of trading truths for trends and replacing wisdom with relevancy.

The 8 Systems to a Healthy Church

Justin Brown *Location P-11

This class will give a brief overview to the 8 systems of a healthy church laid out by Nelson Searcy. We will have the opportunity to talk about each system and how to implement strategy so that we can improve existing systems for your local church in a post pandemic world.

Armor Up to Pray Powerfully

Peggy Williams *Location P-12

We often study the six pieces of the Armor of God – belt, breastplate, shoes, shield, helmet & sword but leave out the lance of prayer. Have you ever considered that when we put on the whole armor of God we position ourselves to pray powerfully?

Marathon Ministry (Run With Endurance)

Susan Pippin *Location P-13

Biblical scholar and teacher Dr. J. Robert Clinton studied the lives of one thousand biblical figures and discovered that fewer than 30% finished well?  Many start with vision, enthusiasm, and determination; however, their commitment diminishes when situations become complicated and challenging. Staying the course for the long haul requires commitment. Romans 11:29

Biblical & Theological Foundations for Women in Ministry

Lindsey Croston *Location P-14

Encouraging women to pursue a ministry leadership calling is not about an agenda, it’s about embracing the priesthood of all believers. In this workshop, discover biblical and theological foundations for women in ministry, and be equipped to encourage and empower women in your congregation with a call to ministry.

Why You Should Organize Your Life Around Sharing & Living The Gospel AND How To Do It

Tommy Russo *Location P-15

We all know we are called to live and share the gospel. But why is it that it seems so few of us do it? In our time, we will equip you with everything you need to live out the gospel in a way that you haven’t before!

Mastering Transitions

Shamya Tolbert *Location P-19

The process of transitioning can be one of the hardest to face.In this workshop you will learn common feelings and emotions associated with transitions and identify strategies to navigate the process well.

Understanding the Spirit World

Gary Royer *Location P-20

The workshop will present both static and dynamic maps of the spirit world and a study guide for identifying and conquering sources of spiritual oppression.  Some topics presented will be: What is demon possession?  What is a spirit of bitterness, or fear or lust? What is a spirit of infirmity?

How to build a Student Leadership Team in the church

Gustavo & Daniela Parra *Location P-17

This class will teach you how to identify, train and equip students for ministry.

Pastoral Succession – Is there a better Way?

Glen Wolf *Location Chapel

Learn Transition insights you can implement today with lead pastoral succession, consultant, and author Dr. Glen Wolf, followed by Q and A.

Energizing Ideas on How to Make Your Outpost Meeting Fun and Exiciting!

Dale Chapin *Location 104

Discussing and demonstrating ways and methods to keep boys engaged and excited to be a part of your weekly meeting.

Tech Mastery for Administrative Professionals: Elevate Your Skills and Excel in the Digital Age

Erika Hendricks *Location 108

Unlock the potential of technology and enhance your soft skills with our workshop designed exclusively for Administrative Professionals. Navigate the digital landscape confidently, mastering essential software and optimizing digital organization. Elevate your role, excel in the digital age, and develop essential interpersonal skills for a well-rounded professional journey. It is recommended that you come to this workshop with your laptop, tablet, or smart phone to try out some of the techniques shown.

Strong Enough to Stand

David Boyd *Location 110

This class is a subsequent class to the book titled “Strong Enough to Last”.  This class features eight standards children’s leaders and parent need to implement to counteract the evil influences upon the next generation found in our society today. The perversive agendas of todays culture target kids even as young as preschoolers in order to influence their growing spiritual walk with Christ.

Think Outside the Box – It’s Time to Influence Your Community

Tina Blount *Location 120

Much like a garden, your church is planted inside your local community and is called to bear much fruit. Like fertilizer, this workshop will bring fresh life to your outreach efforts. You’ll discover that “engagement” is the go-and-tell key that will propel your church’s influence. It’s time to think outside of the box.

Pen FL Foster Care Network- How to Be Involved

Sandra Hogue & Kortney Osborne  *Location P-1

The revival of compassion in our fellowship is laying the groundwork to bring redemption to broken children and families. We have a beautiful array of rural, urban, and suburban churches that are small, medium, and large in size. Not every church can find families to foster or adopt children, but every church can do something. Let’s work together to become the solution to the foster care crisis in our state.

Passing the Baton: Mentoring Teen Girls

Lissette  Telemaco *Location P-2

There isn’t much time left to reach the lost youth among us. Young people are the best people to reach their peers with the hope of Christ. We will talk about how we can help young ladies grow in their faith in boldness and wisdom so that they can effectively share their story and reach their friends for Christ. The time is now…to pass the baton.

Easy, Stress- Free Fundraiser Ideas

Deborah  Chapin *Location P-3

Offering a fundraiser does not have to be stressful, difficult or time consuming….it just has to be intentional! Join us for this fun informative workshop where boocoodles of fundraising ideas will be shared that can be implemented at any time.

How to be a Frog Kisser

Sam Neal *Location P-5

Finding value and gifts in those that others  will dismiss. Every student has a gift and purpose. It is our job to help them find it and use it. We must look past the ordinary and see the EXTRAORDINARY.

College-aged and College-crazed; How to Disciple Gen Z

Kasey Widner *Location P-6

Wanting to reach college aged students and see them discipled is a no-brainer. They’re smart, effective in technology, driven, entrepreneurial, creative, and the world’s brightest upcoming doctors, leaders, and history makers. Yet we can sometimes feel that they are hard to reach and even harder to disciple. What does it look like to effectively disciple a college-aged student as they struggle through major concerns, such as covid, sexuality, recession, racism, the rise of anxiety and so much more. This breakout will talk through the discipleship process that includes effective small group ministry, peer-to-peer discipleship, effective one-on-ones, the value of accountability, and the need for community.

The Chocolate Chips of Ministry

Rena Shelton *Location P-7

Have you ever looked at your ministry and realized something was missing? You’re doing everything you know to do, but it isn’t at its full potential. This creative workshop will teach you critical ingredients to enhance your ministry. Details are often overlooked and undervalued, but sometimes minor changes have the most significant impact. Join us for a sweet session to bring your church to the next level.

Understanding the Spirit World

Gary Royer *Location P-8

The workshop will present both static and dynamic maps of the spirit world and a study guide for identifying and conquering sources of spiritual oppression.  Some topics presented will be: What is demon possession?  What is a spirit of bitterness, or fear or lust? What is a spirit of infirmity?

Intentional Influence: The Path to Making Your Greatest Impact Yet

Sheila Cornea *Location P-9

In the busyness of life, do you wonder: “Am I making a real difference?” Success is a moving target – difficult to define and attain, especially for every area of life. If you want to make your greatest impact in work and life, join us for this hands-on session.

Emotionally Healthy Leadership: Embracing Limits, Weakness, and Vulnerability

John Faughnan *Location P-10

Limits, weakness, and vulnerability work together to keep us humble, they develop characteristics that benefit both our vertical and horizontal relationships. This breakout session will unpack the limits we must receive, the limits we must break through, and how to set a healthier pace for our life and ministries.

Beyond Just Attending: The Guide to Transforming Your Members into Passionate, Confident Disciple-Makers

Matt Ulrich *Location P-11

A lot of church leaders wish that they could get their congregants to move beyond just simply attending church to being mobilized as leaders and disciples-makers… but they don’t know how. Come find out the keys to recruiting, training and ultimately transforming your members into active and passionate disciple-makers!

Wielding the Weapon of Humility

John Hensel *Location P-12

There is a destructive influence.  It is said, there are seven deadly sins. This influence tops that list of sins. What am I referring to? The influence of human pride! However, God has given us a powerful weapon, that defeats prides influence. Amazingly that powerful weapon is Humility! Learn how to wield the weapon of Humility and keep your relationship with God and others on track!

Keep on Keepin’ on

Peggy J Williams *Location P-13

Have you ever considered some of God’s greatest revelations to you come from your biggest adversities? “Keep on Keepin’ on”, a life-long theme of Peggy’s Dad, an extraordinary ordinary man, came out of his greatest loss. 2 Corinthians 4:17

Digging Deeper in Bible Study

Lindsey Croston *Location P-14

Studies show many regular church attendees have low levels of biblical fluency – a serious issue for leaders trying to teach & disciple them. This workshop will help you learn why biblical fluency matters, how to create a culture to encourage biblical literacy, and ways to help actively develop biblical fluency.

Reaching your Community

Robbie Morrow *Location P-15

Expand your reach in your community. Practical and helpful ways to reach people right in your own community. From small to large we will look at things you can and should be doing to let Gods love shine through your church!

Senior Adult Mentoring, Crucial to the Next Generation

Ken Pippin *Location P-17

This workshop points out the crucial need for senior adults to become mentors for the generations that follow us. It will provide insight into the need and practical advice and guidance to becoming a qualified mentor to those who will be assuming roles of leadership in the Kingdom of God.

Passing the Baton

Shelby Hardy &Pam Kneer *Location P-19

Passing the baton can be daunting for both the predecessor and successor.  Ministers often spend their life building their legacy and ministry.  When the time comes to hand it over, many find themselves needing a successor or possibly conflicted about the right time to hand it over.  The succeeding ministers can look to make their way but often use their own devices without a proper hand-off and wisdom from established leaders before them.  In this session, Pastor Pam Kneer and Pastor Shelby Hardy will talk about their successful baton passing experience.  They will talk about the strategic discipleship of successors and the key to passing the baton and empowering the generation that is to come.

This Giant Must Come Down

David Martin *Location P-20

Many “giants” keep us from being “ALL IN..” Learn how to be “ALL IN” and to slay the giants in your life. You can win!! We’ll look at the characteristics of a giant killer. You are that person, ordained by God, to be “ALL IN” in today’s society.