Saturday 11:30 Seminars
1. Hot Topics in Preschool Ministry
Location: P409
Teacher: Preschool Staff
Subject: Preschool/Education
Description: Join our Preschool Staff for an informative discussion regarding the various “Hot Topics” in Preschool Ministry. We will share around the table how we handle important issues regarding health policy & procedures, including our response to H1N1, strategies for recruiting and keeping volunteers, ministering to a family with special needs, etc… Bring your lunch to this session. We will eat together and share our experiences while building networking relationships with one another.
2. How to Start a New Christian’s Class for Elementary Children
Location: Arcade Room 3rd Floor CBD
Teacher: John & Shelley Raymond
Subject: Children/Education
Description: This seminar will cover the importance of a New Christian’s class, how to start a class, how often to have the class, who should be invited to the class, and curriculum that should be covered. There will be question and answer time.
3. Navigating the Distance between the Church, the Homosexual Strugglers, & their Families
Location: A700
Teacher: Joe & Marion Allen
Subject: Family/Counseling
Description: Joe and Marion Allen are parents that have experienced having a child succumb to the pressures of homosexuality. They now have a dynamic ministry helping the church body understand same-sex attractions and the effects it has on the individuals, the family, and the church. They will address how to minister to those touched by same sex attraction based on the loving example of Christ.
4. Properly Structuring a Minister’s Compensation Plan
Location: A120
Teacher: Rex Frieze
Subject: Business Administration
Description: Ministers and the church face various exposures and disadvantages if the minister’s compensation arrangements are not properly established. Learn why the church should no longer be paying the minister using a “package” arrangement or “expense allowances.” Is the church following the new IRS “intermediate sanction” rules? Has an “accountable expense reimbursement policy” been established to avoid the taxing of ministry expense reimbursements? Is the minister complying with the new housing allowance tax laws? In this session we will discuss these important issues and walk you though a step-by-step process in properly developing a minister’s compensations and benefit arrangement.
5. Capital Campaigns and the Expanding Your of Church’s Culture of Generosity
Location: A101
Teacher: Ken Friar
Subject: Sponsor/Capital Campaigns
Description: In the modern economic environment that we are in, churches are facing a variety of stewardship challenges. Church leaders are balancing the tension of needing to expand facilities to meet the spiritual needs of their community with discipling stewards in an economy that leads many to fear and caution. In this session, we will be exploring what is needed to allow churches to increase general fund giving, develop financial leaders, expand their culture of generosity, and raise the sacrificial resources that are needed for facility expansion.
Saturday 1:00 Seminars
1. Theology Driven Ministry
Location: RLA
Teacher: Jim Smyrl & Ed Staff
Subject: Theology Driven Ministry/Education
Description: This opening session is vital for you to gain insight in the key competencies that combine to form Theology Driven Ministry. Participation in the introduction will gain insight in establishing a Sunday School ministry that develops people who think, live, proclaim, and relate biblically. The entire Education Staff will be present for a Q&A session during this seminar.
2. Capital Campaigns and the Expanding of Your Church’s Culture of Generosity
Location: A101
Teacher: Ken Friar
Subject: Sponsor/Capital Campaigns
Description: In the modern economic environment that we are in, churches are facing a variety of stewardship challenges. Church leaders are balancing the tension of needing to expand facilities to meet the spiritual needs of their community with discipling stewards in an economy that leads many to fear and caution. In this session, we will be exploring what is needed to allow churches to increase general fund giving, develop financial leaders, expand their culture of generosity, and raise the sacrificial resources that are needed for facility expansion.
Sunday Seminars
1. Teaching Preschoolers in Combined Age Groups
Location: P414
Time: 4:00
Teacher: Andi Sloan
Subject: Preschool/Education
Description: Are you trying to be effective in teaching with combined ages in one classroom? Join our South Campus Preschool/Elementary Director as she shares with you strategies we use to effectively teach combined ages in a small church setting.
2. I Am Special Ministry
Time: 9:00
Location: MS6-104
Teacher: Bob Sandberg
Subject: Education
Description: How to begin a Special Education Ministry for special needs persons and also for slow learners.
Monday 8:30 Seminars
1. Teaching Biblical Truths with Edible Fun for Preschoolers
Location: P413
Teacher: Diane Mitchell
Subject: Preschool/Education
Description: Teaching Biblical truths can happen effectively and with great fun through the art of cooking in the classroom. Join our 2’s & 3’s Age Group Coordinator as we use our cooking cart to create memorable cooking experiences that will reinforce the learning of Biblical truths with preschoolers. You will leave with new recipes and intentional teaching strategies to use in your church with preschoolers.
Monday 11:30 Seminars
1. Theology Driven Student Ministry
Location: RLA
Teacher: Dan Elkins & Chris Eppling
Subject: Youth/Education/Theology Driven Ministry
Description: Learn how the four core competencies of TDM are fleshed out in the Middle School & High School ministries of FBC. We will learn how a Theology Driven Student Ministry trains and equips students to love God and love others in their culture.
2. Theology Driven Ministry for Adults
Location: L401
Teacher: Kevin King & Steve Clifton
Subject: Theology Driven Ministry/Education
Description: Theology Driven Ministry is for all ages including those who are adults in your church. This seminar will follow up on the Saturday afternoon seminar and develop the idea of driving your adult ministry in your church through the lens of scripture.
3. Discipling Young Marriages
Location: A604
Teacher: Rush Witt
Subject: Theology Driven Ministry/Education
Description: God’s ultimate purpose in marriage has always been to make men and women more like Christ. Yet, in reality many young marriages are displaying a far different outcome. In this seminar, we will consider how your church may insightfully use the Bible to help young couples cultivate marriages that sing.
4. Ministering to Newlyweds and Engaged Couples
Location: A606
Teacher: David Kay & Sue Allen
Subject: Education/Counseling
Description: Certainly when a couple gets engaged or become newlyweds they are jumping into uncharted water. This class will help you in helping them to navigate through this stressful and wonderful time. We will give you some proven suggestions that will help you to minister to these sweet couples. It is the intent of this class to share curriculum, how to organize to minister, and many counseling suggestions. We will have testimonies and practical suggestions for your church.
5. Navigating Through Soul-Winning Fear
Location: A401
Teacher: Margaret Kay Tucker
Subject: Education/Evangelism
Description: Give your church the “compass” they need to help overcome the fear of sharing their faith. Learn how to motivate your “pew sitters” to actively share their love for the Savior.
6. Preaching and Teaching that Make Disciples: Reaching your Audience by Understanding how they Listen and Learn.
Location: L402
Teacher: Dr. Mark Overstreet
Subject: Preaching/Discipleship/Education
Description: Preaching, teaching, and discipleship all require your audience to hear and understand your message from the Word of God. In this seminar, we will examine the generational and educational shifts in culture and technology that affect your audience’s ability to grasp and grow in the gospel of Christ. From TV to iPod, Facebook to Twitter, we will address the cautions to look for, help you evaluate your existing methods, and construct a way forward. You will learn the barriers to discipleship caused by these challenges, and bridges to cross the gap and reach your listeners.
7. Elementary Hot Topic Forum
Location: A503
Teacher: Shelly Norman & Staff
Subject: Children/Education
Description: We are here to answer your questions, discuss hot topics, and encourage you. The 1st-5th Grade Sunday school will be represented.
8. The Worship Ministry in the 21st Century
Location: Choir Room (Lower Worship Building)
Teacher: Dr. Jim Whitmire
Subject: Music
Description: First we’ll look at the music ministry and worship in the times of King David, Jesus, and the 1st Century Church, and today. What is Biblical worship? Then we will talk about practical helps to building and maintaining any size worship ministry.
9. Counseling Wisdom: When to Make a Referral
Location: A303
Teacher: Stuart & Melissa Whitlow
Subject: Family/Counseling
Description: What is a minister to do when faced with issues such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders, porn/sex addiction, suicide, same-sex attraction, and more? Join Stuart Whitlow, an ordained minister and licensed counselor, along with his wife Melissa, who is a licensed counselor on staff at FBCJAX. Topics covered will include knowing your limits in the counseling office, being equipped to counsel, and resources to help with counseling.
10. The Most Powerful 15 Minutes of Your Day
Location: A504
Teacher: Mike Calhoun- VP Word of Life Church Ministries
Subject: Sponsor/Disciplines
Description: In this seminar you will discover one of the most powerful principles of the Christian Life. We will be discussing insights applicable for children, teens, and adults in establishing the Godly habit of Quiet Time and offering help for parents in making family devotions exciting. Regardless of your age, you will leave with some dynamic tools to enhance your personal walk with God.
11. Christlike: Will Christ’s Disciples Save the World?
Location: A501
Teacher: Bill Hull
Subject: Sponsor/Discipleship
Description: Will Christ’s disciples save the world? No, not now, not under the current conditions. Bill Hull explores why the church continues to try and reach the world without making disciples. Discipleship is not an essential part of the Church in the United States today. Rather than make disciples, the Church has decided to do something else. When we lose discipleship, we lose the opportunity to teach people deeply. The end result of discipleship is a deeper and more revolutionary change than mere conformity. It is much harder than getting people to externally conform. Revolution requires more than a series of external behaviors; the change must take hold of the inside. This doesn’t happen automatically. Real change is supernatural; it requires intentionality, and is anything but passive. Nor is it quick and easy. If it were, then a commitment to discipleship and spiritual formation would be commonplace.
12. Social Media as a Church Growth Strategy
Location: L403
Teacher: Maurilio Amorim
Subject: Marketing/Advertising
Description: How churches, small and large, can leverage social media and use it as a part of their growth strategy. You will learn the pitfalls, free tools that are available to you, and how as a Pastor you can use social media.
13. Organizing and Operating God’s House in a More Decent and Orderly Manner
Location: A120
Teacher Rex Frieze
Subject: Business Administration
Description: Paul instructs us in 1 Corinthians 14 that order, structure, form, unity, like-mindedness and mutual regard should prevail within each local body of believers. He states, “Everything should be done in a decent and orderly manner,” (14:40) because “God is not a God of disorder but of peace” (14:33). In this session we will learn how to get the organizational structure (staff and laity) and operational systems (finances, personnel, facilities, computers, etc.) of the church better organized, properly documented and adequately protected against risks, so that the various works of ministry can be performed in a more “decent and orderly” manner. Numerous Biblical references will be provided to support the church leader’s responsibilities and duties. We will also review an automated approach for creating such orderliness within your church.
14. Capital Campaigns and the Expanding of Your Church’s Culture of Generosity
Location: A101
Teacher: Ken Friar
Subject: Sponsor/Capital Campaigns
Description: In the modern economic environment that we are in, churches are facing a variety of stewardship challenges. Church leaders are balancing the tension of needing to expand facilities to meet the spiritual needs of their community with discipling stewards in an economy that leads many to fear and caution. In this session, we will be exploring what is needed to allow churches to increase general fund giving, develop financial leaders, expand their culture of generosity, and raise the sacrificial resources that are needed for facility expansion.
Monday 12:00 Seminar
1. Generous Church Initiative
Location: Area 2 of Dining Room
Teacher: Patrick Johnson
Subject: Sponsor/Finances
Description: The top 10 trends of creating a culture of giving in your church will be presented. We will look at real life examples of innovative churches across the country who are helping members excel in the grace of giving.
Monday 1:00 Seminars
1. Change the Way They Play: TDM for Preschool
Location: P405
Teacher: Shelly Taylor & Staff
Subject: Preschool/Education/Theology Driven Ministry
Description: Join our Director of Preschool Ministries as she shares how intentional and consistent teaching of Biblical Truths to preschoolers will effect their conversation and change the way they play.
2. The Elements of a Theology Driven Elementary Ministry
Location: A503
Teacher: Shelly Norman & Staff
Subject: Children/Education/Theology Driven Ministry
Description: Come and hear the elements and life application of our Theology Driven Elementary Ministry.
3. Ministry Navigation with the Right Leaders
Location: L401
Teacher: Steve Clifton
Subject: Education/Leadership
Description: Does your church have a need for leaders who will lead? In this seminar you will find ideas for enlistment, discipling, and motivating your leaders to carry out the mission of your church!
4. Ministering to Newlyweds and Engaged Couples
Location: A606
Teacher: David Kay & Sue Allen
Subject: Education/Counseling
Description: Certainly when a couple gets engaged or become newlyweds they are jumping into uncharted water. This class will help you in helping them to navigate through this stressful and wonderful time. We will give you some proven suggestions that will help you to minister to these sweet couples. It is the intent of this class to share curriculum, how to organize to minister, and many counseling suggestions. We will have testimonies and practical suggestions for your church.
5. Navigating Through Soul-Winning Fear
Location: A401
Teacher: Margaret Kay Tucker
Subject: Education/Evangelism
Description: Give your church the “compass” they need to help overcome the fear of sharing their faith. Learn how to motivate your “pew sitters” to actively share their love for the Savior.
6. How to Know When a Child Understands What It Means to Be a Christian
Location: A408
Teacher: Fran Hawk
Subject: Children/Education/Counseling
Description: Learn different ways to present the Gospel and help children grow in their Christian life.
7. Navigating Young Couples Out of Financial Distress and into a Lifestyle of Giving
Location: A602
Teacher: Jerrett McConnell
Subject: Education/Counseling/Finances
Description: Learn helpful hints to share with the future givers of your church on how to survive the current financial crisis and build God-honoring, generous giving homes.
8. When Theology Meets Women’s Ministry
Location: A310
Teacher: Marilyn Kirkpatrick
Subject: Women/Education/Theology Driven Ministry
Description: Is your Women’s Ministry theologically sound? What does that even mean? When you build your Women’s Ministry around true Biblical theology, the hearts, minds, and lives of your women will be renewed and transformed
9. Mom to Mom
Location: A315
Teacher: Tammy McConnell & Martha Vanzant
Subject: Women/Discipleship
Description: Mom to Mom is a biblically based parenting program designed around the Titus 2:4 concept of older women teaching and encouraging younger women in their relationship with their husband and children. Through small group interaction led by “Titus 2” leaders, growth occurs not only in our parental skills, but also intellectually, relationally, and spiritually as women.
10. Apples of Gold
Location: A318
Teacher: Adrienne Cutts
Subject: Women/Discipleship
Description: Apples of Gold is a 6-week nurturing program for women that was established in 1995 by Betty Huizinga. The primary purpose of Apples of Gold is for older women to nurture younger women in the Word of God and to encourage them to obey that Word. The secondary purpose of the program is the practical application of these principles: cooking skills, relational skills, homemaking skills, and sharing hospitality with others.
11. Deaf Ministry
Location: A411
Teacher: Deb Bailey
Subject: Education
Description: Ways to develop an exciting deaf and hard-of-hearing ministry in your church.
12. Youth Music Ministry
Location: Chancel Choir Suite
Teacher: Youth Music Ministry Team
Subject: Music/Youth
Description: Your students are waiting to join the worship leading team in your ministry. Come find out how we are motivating a non-producing generation to fill the worship void in today’s society.
13. Capital Campaigns and the Expanding of Your Church’s Culture of Generosity
Location: A101
Teacher: Ken Friar
Subject: Sponsor/Capital Campaigns
Description: In the modern economic environment that we are in, churches are facing a variety of stewardship challenges. Church leaders are balancing the tension of needing to expand facilities to meet the spiritual needs of their community with discipling stewards in an economy that leads many to fear and caution. In this session, we will be exploring what is needed to allow churches to increase general fund giving, develop financial leaders, expand their culture of generosity, and raise the sacrificial resources that are needed for facility expansion.
Tuesday 11:30 Seminars
1. Planning out a Theology Driven Student Ministry Calendar
Location: L206
Teacher: Chris Eppling
Subject: Youth/Education/Theology Driven Ministry
Description: We will learn how to practically apply the four core competencies of TDM into a yearly event calendar. We will also see how to incorporate these principles into your weekly calendar as well.
2. Navigating Decision Counseling in Your Church
Location: L401
Teacher: Steve Clifton
Subject: Education/Counseling
Description: Does decision counseling have a proper point of emphasis in your church? In this seminar you will discover the importance of counseling, the methods and materials to use, and new avenues of counseling for decisions that your church can use.
3. Ministering to Newlyweds and Engaged Couples
Location: A606
Teacher: David Kay & Sue Allen
Subject: Education/Counseling
Description: Certainly when a couple gets engaged or become newlyweds they are jumping into uncharted water. This class will help you in helping them to navigate through this stressful and wonderful time. We will give you some proven suggestions that will help you to minister to these sweet couples. It is the intent of this class to share curriculum, how to organize to minister, and many counseling suggestions. We will have testimonies and practical suggestions for your church.
4. Navigating Through Soul-Winning Fear
Location: A401
Teacher: Margaret Kay Tucker
Subject: Education/Evangelism
Description: Give your church the “compass” they need to help overcome the fear of sharing their faith. Learn how to motivate your “pew sitters” to actively share their love for the Savior.
5. Scripture Memory
Location: A512
Teacher: Bobbie Steyerman
Subject: Children/Education
Description: Learn how to begin and implement a Scripture Memory Work program in your Sunday School. If you don’t have one, you definitely will want to find out more. Come and see creative ways to encourage children to memorize scripture.
5. The Church Orchestra
Location: High School Orchestra Room (M314)
Teacher: Rev. Edson Dickinson
Subject: Music
Description: You will find some of the most highly trained volunteers in the church orchestra setting. God has uniquely gifted these servants, and this seminar will explore how to effectively utilize their time and talent.
6. Church Music & Royalty Permission
Location: CCR
Teacher: Aaron Tison
Subject: Music
Description: What you need to know about Copyright permission for the Church.
7. Deadly Sins of Church Marketing: What works, what doesn’t, and how to avoid the cheese factor.
Location: L403
Teacher: Maurilio Amorim
Subject: Marketing/Advertising
Description: We will walk through the best practices in church marketing and how to avoid costly mistakes. We will talk about how to create your brand as well as how to understand cultural motivation.
8. Upward Sports
Location: A601
Teacher: Caz McCaslin
Subject: Sponsor/Children
Description: Upward Sports equips churches to connect with families in their communities through the universal language of sports. By offering turnkey league support for church partners, Upward Sports provides the best sports experience for every child with an ultimate goal of changing lives for Christ.
9. Bible Study Re-imagined- The All New Logos 4
Location: A603
Teacher: Scott Lindsey
Subject: Sponsor/Personal Study
Description: Bible Study for everyone, everywhere. Logos 4 is robust enough for seasoned pastors and scholars, but accessible to Bible students of all levels. With its power, intuitive tools, Logos 4 gets you in God’s Word. Whether you’re preparing for next Sunday’s sermon, working on your dissertation, or having your daily devotional time, Logos 4 is the tool for the task. With Logos being available in PC and Mac and now on the iphone, it really means Bible Study for everyone, everywhere. Whether it is in your office, in a small group, at the local coffee shop, or on a missions trip, Logos can go with you and be there for you when you need it.
10. Creating an Effective Church Policies and Procedures Manual
Location: A120
Teacher: Rex Frieze
Subject: Business Administration
Description: In the current day culture in which the church is operating, a Policies
And Procedures Manual is a must for every church, no matter their size or denomination affiliation. The primary purposes for having such a manual are to:
Aid in the effective and efficient functioning of staff, ministry groups and church members
Assist church leadership in sound decision-making
Display integrity over church operations
Reduce the possibility of risks and exposures to the ministry
Comply with various laws and regulations relating to churches
Optimize the fulfillment of the church’s ministry purposes and goals
Have in written form necessary ministry guidelines in one place for easy and quick reference
We will review each of the six main policy areas of a church. These are leadership/management oversight, personnel/staff, financial, building/grounds/vehicles, general administration/church office and ministries/auxiliaries. Examples of key policies and procedures for each of these areas will be discussed. Session participants will learn how to properly establish such a manual or to review their existing manual.
11. Capital Campaigns and the Expanding of Your Church’s Culture of Generosity
Location: A101
Teacher: Ken Friar
Subject: Sponsor/Capital Campaigns
Description: In the modern economic environment that we are in, churches are facing a variety of stewardship challenges. Church leaders are balancing the tension of needing to expand facilities to meet the spiritual needs of their community with discipling stewards in an economy that leads many to fear and caution. In this session, we will be exploring what is needed to allow churches to increase general fund giving, develop financial leaders, expand their culture of generosity, and raise the sacrificial resources that are needed for facility expansion.
Tuesday 1:00 Seminars
1. Ministering to Newlyweds and Engaged Couples
Location: A606
Teacher: David Kay & Sue Allen
Subject: Education/Counseling
Description: Certainly when a couple gets engaged or become newlyweds they are jumping into uncharted water. This class will help you in helping them to navigate through this stressful and wonderful time. We will give you some proven suggestions that will help you to minister to these sweet couples. It is the intent of this class to share curriculum, how to organize to minister, and many counseling suggestions. We will have testimonies and practical suggestions for your church.
2. Navigating Through Soul-Winning Fear
Location: A401
Teacher: Margaret Kay Tucker
Subject: Education/Evangelism
Description: Give your church the “compass” they need to help overcome the fear of sharing their faith. Learn how to motivate your “pew sitters” to actively share their love for the Savior.
3. How to Have Balance in Your Life Without Suffering “Burn-Out”
Location: A408
Teacher: Fran Hawk
Subject: Education/Counseling
Description: Learn ho to stay excited and focused on what God has called you to do. This seminar is led by one who has served 53 years on the staff of First Baptist Church.
4. Parenting in the Pew and Big Church Club
Location: P405
Teacher: Shelly Taylor & Sharon Morgan
Subject: Preschool/Education
Description: Join our Director of Preschool Ministries and 4’s-5’s Age Group Coordinator as we talk about preschoolers and corporate worship. We will share how we challenge and equip our parents to teach their children in the worship service. We will also share our Big Church Club Program and Kindergarten Worship offered on Sunday Nights.
5. Women’s Ministry… “What Else You Got?”
Location: A310
Teacher: Marilyn Kirkpatrick
Subject: Women/Education
Description: When you have seen and done it all, when you think you are out of fresh ideas and creative ways of doing ministry- you find yourself asking “What Else You Got?” Come and let us share some ways to bring new life to your Women’s Ministry.
6. Mom to Mom
Location: A315
Teacher: Tammy McConnell & Martha Vanzant
Subject: Women/Discipleship
Description: Mom to Mom is a biblically based parenting program designed around the Titus 2:4 concept of older women teaching and encouraging younger women in their relationship with their husband and children. Through small group interaction led by “Titus 2” leaders, growth occurs not only in our parental skills, but also intellectually, relationally, and spiritually as women.
7. Apples of Gold
Location: A318
Teacher: Adrienne Cutts
Subject: Women/Discipleship
Description: Apples of Gold is a 6-week nurturing program for women that was established in 1995 by Betty Huizinga. The primary purpose of Apples of Gold is for older women to nurture younger women in the Word of God and to encourage them to obey that Word. The secondary purpose of the program is the practical application of these principles: cooking skills, relational skills, homemaking skills, and sharing hospitality with others.
8. Deaf Ministry
Location: A411
Teacher: Deb Bailey
Subject: Education
Description: Ways to develop an exciting deaf and hard-of-hearing ministry in your church.
9. Children’s Choir: Let God Do It!
Location: CCR
Teacher: Teri Van Duyn
Subject: Music/ Children
Description: Are you new to Children’s Choir? Have you been in Children’s Choir so long everything seems to be in a rut? Are you at a loss for ideas? Let’s get together and talk about what can be accomplished when we let God control our choir! It’s not what we can do, but what He will do through us!
10. Capital Campaigns and the Expanding of Your Church’s Culture of Generosity
Location: A101
Teacher: Ken Friar
Subject: Sponsor/Capital Campaigns
Description: In the modern economic environment that we are in, churches are facing a variety of stewardship challenges. Church leaders are balancing the tension of needing to expand facilities to meet the spiritual needs of their community with discipling stewards in an economy that leads many to fear and caution. In this session, we will be exploring what is needed to allow churches to increase general fund giving, develop financial leaders, expand their culture of generosity, and raise the sacrificial resources that are needed for facility expansion.
All Conference
1. VBS 2010- Saddle Ridge Ranch: Walk Thru Display
Location: P407
Teacher: Teaching Staff
Subject: Preschool/Education
Description: Welcome to Lifeway’s Saddle Ridge Ranch! This room is available for you to walk through and see the arts & crafts for VBS this year. We will also have decoration ideas for you to enjoy as we prepare for 2010 VBS. A preschool facilitator will be available to answer any questions you may have.
2. Preschool Ministry Helps: Display Room
Location: P406
Teacher: Julie Covell & Patty Masters
Subject: Preschool/Education
Description: This room is available for you to walk through and pick up copies of various forms and policies that we use in our ministry. It is our prayer this information will support you in your ministry to preschoolers
3. Preschool Ministry Hospitality Room
Location: P409
Teacher: NA
Subject: Preschool/Education
Description: Join us for refreshments and fellowship during the conference. We would love to meet you personally!
4. Preschool Tours
Date & Time: Sat. 9-12:45; Sun. 3:30-5; Mon. 9-12:45; Tues. 9-11:30
Location: Registration Desk 2nd Floor Preschool Building
Subject: Preschool/Education
Description: If you would like to tour our Preschool Ministry, please go to the 2nd Floor Registration Desk in the Preschool Building anytime during the hours listed. One of our Preschool Staff members will be there to give you a tour and answer any questions you may have.
Pastoral Care Note:
There will be no Pastoral Care seminars this year however; our ministers will be available for consultation upon request and will be happy to make available printed materials relating to their areas of service. Rev. Paul Murphy will be available to discuss Hospital Ministry, and Rev. Steve McCollum will be available to discuss Bereavement and Prison Ministry. Appointments to see these men can be arranged through the Pastoral Care Office at 904-366-1236.
