Learn how to lead your church to make sharing Jesus a natural part of their daily lives.

La sesión se divide en dos partes de 45 minutos: Cómo construir un equipo de liderazgo en su iglesia.

La sesión se divide en dos partes de 45 minutos: Cómo construir un equipo de liderazgo en su iglesia.

There are 56 ethnic groups in China. Among them 10 are Muslim ethics with more than 2.7 million people and 35,000 mosques in China. They all speak different languages and were born as Muslims. How can we share the gospel with them? Please come and let us discuss it together.

This class is about what the church can do to protect our children against sexual abuse. It is important that every church understand the risks and have policies and procedures that create a safe environment for their children and those who serve them.

Over time, groups – no matter how well-intentioned – tend to turn inward. Pastor Dallas White will share 10 shifts that groups of all shapes and sizes can embrace in order to rediscover their missional identity.

Learning how to navigate carefully around difficult classes while remaining focused on accomplishing your goals is difficult. We will discuss how to be redemptive but at the same time work towards Sunday school goals that are essential for growth.

Can your Sunday morning Bible study groups still be effective in today's environment? We will walk through principles that churches can use to help their Sunday morning groups to thrive.

Did you know that the number one quantifiable influence on the strength of your Bible study groups is directly related to the training strategy? How can you effectively equip leaders around their busy schedules? Learn how effective churches equip leaders who in turn make their ministries strong and effective.

The Nashville Number system is a useful way of notating harmonic progressions, similar to chord charts, while showing musical function within that progression, similar to Roman numerals. This session will explain how the Nashville Number system works and demonstrate its usefulness for solo and ensemble playing in church settings.

While the adage "second verse, same as the first" is often true of hymn playing – particularly the harmonies being played – reharmonizing a hymn tune can be an effective way to draw attention to specific lyrics in the text. This session will provide practical tips to create text painting by reharmonizing a hymn tune, which can be used during congregational singing or for special music.

Church congregations will always respond joyfully to a choir singing with vocal/physical energy and strong facial expressions rooted in textual understanding and strong musical response. It is the role of a conductor to remind each singer to be physically and mentally engaged at all times – in rehearsal and performance. There may always be notes to fix, mechanics to teach, and voices to blend, but the congregation responds to how the choir reflects the meaning of text. This begins with the study and practice of the conductor.

Children's choir leaders teach so much more than music reading and performance preparation. Let's explore ways to incorporate spiritual truths into the fabric of rehearsals and highlight ways to direct children as worship leaders rather than performers.

We will examine rehearsal and performance Ideas to take your choir from puny to powerful. This session will include the greatest recruiting tool ever!

How do you lead a congregation to worship when all you can see is the red recording light of a camera in front of you? How can you encourage your people to sing with great faith as they perhaps confront their own fears? Joel Goddard and his worship team will discuss how a healthy church worship culture can shape and influence the life of a church ministry. The session will include topics like worship team leadership, worship planning and preparation, and specifically address the cultural moment of dealing with the effects of COVID-19 on our church gatherings.

Six months ago, online church was an often debated topic, as the necessity of physical gatherings was pitted against a growing trend of online church attendees. During the pandemic of COVID-19, church online became the primary means of gathering for almost every church in America. This has been an unprecedented pivot in church culture and, in some capacity, it seems online church is here to stay for some time. This breakout session will be a discussion of how we, as church media teams, move forward and think well about the use of online church gatherings. How can we accelerate growth and training for volunteers and how can we increase interaction and connection to our online attendees? Join us as we discuss this critical topic.