WORKSHOP DESCRIPTIONS
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTIONS WORKSHOP DESCRIPTIONS
Transitioning an Established Church to a Missional Church CHPL 113 Presenter: Wes Humble Learn to recast the vision, clarify the vision, articulate the vision, and advance the vision. The critical component to change is not necessarily the vision, but the buy-in by those involved in the church. We will work to change the internal culture of our church to understand and embrace the unique mission Christ has given us to reach our community with the Good News. Practical Evangelism Tools for Your Community CHPL 202 Presenter: Rusty Robbins Practical tools that can be used by pastors and laymen to take the love of Jesus out into the communities where real life happens. Effective Bi-Vocational Pastoring CHPL 232 Panel: T.J. McNew, Tom Shobe, Willie May Being a bi-vocational pastor provides great joys and great challenges. Learn from the experiences of a panel of pastors navigating this journey. Gain insights on how to be more effective in fulfilling your call through prioritizing ministry objectives, living with balance, maximizing your time, developing and empowering lay leadership, etc. Plenty of Q&A time. Associate Pastors Only: Strengthening the Lead Pastor/Associate Pastor Relationship CHPL 233 Presenter: David Bennett An interactive session of what lead pastors appreciate and struggle with in building a relationship and partnership with an associate pastor Creating a Discipleship Culture FA 105 Presenter: Dan Huckins While we have learned how to grow churches, it seems for many of us we have not figured out how to make disciples, particularly of the youngest generations. This workshop will discuss what we are learning about developing a culture (not another program) where disciples are naturally made and sent out as missionaries in our local ministry arena. Biblical and Theological Foundations for Women in Ministry JSB 106 Presenter: Tracy Ogden-Johnson Helping pastors lead the way in recognizing the call God has placed on some women's lives, and finding ways to encourage, affirm, and help them come to terms with that call in their own lives. Pastors will be the ones to come alongside women as they process God's call for themselves. (for men and women) Preparing to Pastor: Issues New Pastors Face JSB 108 Presenters: Mervin Smith & Harold Berrian Are you near the beginning of your pastoral ministry journey? Learn from two veteran pastors turned district superintendents; as they share wisdom from their own experiences, and the experiences of many pastors they have shepherded over the years. Preaching Holiness to a Postmodern Culture JSB 133 Presenters: Mark Fuller & Rob Paugh For a modernist, preaching holiness to a postmodern world is like learning a new language. But the rewards are well-worth the effort. At Grove City Church, God is transitioning a 50 year old mega-church into a postmodern model. Sr. Pastor Mark Fuller (a modernist) and staff member Rob Paugh (a “bilingual” postmodern) together are learning how to communicate the timeless message of holiness in ways that the emerging generations can both understand and embrace in life-changing ways. This seminar will provide practical handles for managing this critical transition through the preaching ministry of your church.
How to Create & Use Video Clips in Worship Services JSB 143 Presenter: Ben Lee Make the leap from complicated PowerPoint presentations to dynamic video clips; Identify the practical applications of videos in ministry; How to inexpensively and effortlessly capture, edit, and produce videos for ministry; Ideas on integrating videos to transform ministry: music videos, editing songs, use and edit movie clips, testimony/interview videos, etc.; How to find and use videos on the internet; Q & A Session Two Lead Pastors Only: Strengthening the Lead Pastor/Associate Pastor Relationship CAMP 228 Presenter: Tim Thurston An interactive session of what associate pastors appreciate and struggle with in building a relationship and partnership with a lead pastor Ready to Retire? Preparing for Retirement CAMP 243 Presenter: David Johnston The best retirement preparation starts early and takes into account three streams of income: social security, pension, and personal finances. Rev. Johnston is an ordained elder in the Church of the Nazarene. He leads the MVNU Church Finance Seminar and has assisted pastors and churches for many years with financial issues. Release the Children to BE Jesus CAMP 303 Presenter: Deb McKay Children have a natural desire to help others. Every day, there are opportunities in front of them. As parents and church leaders, we have the responsibility to train our children to BE Jesus in a hurting world. We‟ll look at philosophy, training tools, and ideas of specific actions that children can take and celebrate! Ready or Not Here We Come: Latino Ministry in a Changing Culture CAMP 300 Presenters: Mark Ledford, Mike Durst, Zeke De La Cruz What do we do with people of other colors, languages, and cultures? Mark is lead pastor of a bi-lingual congregation in Westerville having significant Kingdom impact on the Hispanic community. Do you have a burden to reach people in your area who do not look, speak, or think like you? Mark and his team will share struggles, strategies, challenges and victories of following God's unmistakable call to make radical changes for the sake of reaching other people groups for the Kingdom. Public Communication Practices to Embrace and Avoid CAMP 304 Presenter: Dan Behr Vocal techniques and presentation methods to make the Good News come alive to a media savvy congregation Planting a Church on a Shoestring CAMP 306 Presenter: Bill Wiesman If we're to fulfill the great commission to “Make Christlike Disciples in our Jerusalem” we must find methods not dependent upon finances. A number of churches have begun without finances being a major part of the strategy.
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Transitioning an Established Church to a Missional Church CHPL 113<br />
Presenter: Wes Humble<br />
Learn to recast the vision, clarify the vision, articulate the vision, and advance the vision. The critical<br />
component to change is not necessarily the vision, but the buy-in by those involved in the church. We will work<br />
to change the internal culture of our church to understand and embrace the unique mission Christ has given us<br />
to reach our community with the Good News.<br />
Practical Evangelism Tools for Your Community CHPL 202<br />
Presenter: Rusty Robbins<br />
Practical tools that can be used by pastors and laymen to take the love of Jesus out into the communities where<br />
real life happens.<br />
Effective Bi-Vocational Pastoring CHPL 232<br />
Panel: T.J. McNew, Tom Shobe, Willie May<br />
Being a bi-vocational pastor provides great joys and great challenges. Learn from the experiences of a panel of<br />
pastors navigating this journey. Gain insights on how to be more effective in fulfilling your call through<br />
prioritizing ministry objectives, living with balance, maximizing your time, developing and empowering lay<br />
leadership, etc. Plenty of Q&A time.<br />
Associate Pastors Only: Strengthening the Lead Pastor/Associate Pastor Relationship CHPL 233<br />
Presenter: David Bennett<br />
An interactive session of what lead pastors appreciate and struggle with in building a relationship and<br />
partnership with an associate pastor<br />
Creating a Discipleship Culture FA 105<br />
Presenter: Dan Huckins<br />
While we have learned how to grow churches, it seems for many of us we have not figured out how to make<br />
disciples, particularly of the youngest generations. This workshop will discuss what we are learning about<br />
developing a culture (not another program) where disciples are naturally made and sent out as missionaries in<br />
our local ministry arena.<br />
Biblical and Theological Foundations for Women in Ministry JSB 106<br />
Presenter: Tracy Ogden-Johnson<br />
Helping pastors lead the way in recognizing the call God has placed<br />
on some women's lives, and finding ways to encourage, affirm, and help them come to terms with that call in<br />
their own lives. Pastors will be the ones to come alongside women as they process God's call for themselves.<br />
(for men and women)<br />
Preparing to Pastor: Issues New Pastors Face JSB 108<br />
Presenters: Mervin Smith & Harold Berrian<br />
Are you near the beginning of your pastoral ministry journey? Learn from two veteran pastors turned district<br />
superintendents; as they share wisdom from their own experiences, and the experiences of many pastors they<br />
have shepherded over the years.<br />
Preaching Holiness to a Postmodern Culture JSB 133<br />
Presenters: Mark Fuller & Rob Paugh<br />
For a modernist, preaching holiness to a postmodern world is like learning a new language. But the rewards<br />
are well-worth the effort. At Grove City Church, God is transitioning a 50 year old mega-church into a<br />
postmodern model. Sr. Pastor Mark Fuller (a modernist) and staff member Rob Paugh (a “bilingual”<br />
postmodern) together are learning how to communicate the timeless message of holiness in ways that the<br />
emerging generations can both understand and embrace in life-changing ways. This seminar will provide<br />
practical handles for managing this critical transition through the preaching ministry of your church.
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