Speaker: Glenn Colley Description: The questions will be pre-determined. This will not be a live Q and A session. Record#: 490 Book: Track: Deacons, Elders
The View from the Bottom
Speaker: Tim Orbison Description: This session will discuss becoming like a child. Record#: 408 Book: Track: Deacons
The View from the Bottom
Event: Polishing The Pulpit 2019 Year: 2019 Speaker: Tim Orbison Description: This session will discuss becoming like a child. Record#: 408 Book: Track: Deacons
Here’s What We Do; It Might Work for You
Speaker: Bob Veil Description: Some ideas we are trying at Central Church of Christ, a congregation of about 180 located in a metropolitan area of 115,000. Record#: 395 Book: Track: Deacons, Elders
How to Start a State-Side Mission Work
Speaker: James Andrews Description: Record#: 371 Book: Track: Deacons
How to Start a State-Side Mission Work
Event: Polishing The Pulpit 2019 Year: 2019 Speaker: James Andrews Description: Record#: 371 Book: Track: Deacons
Help! I Need a Team!
Speaker: Mark Bailey Description: This session will discuss the anatomy of involvement. Record#: 333 Book: Track: Deacons
Help! I Need a Team!
Event: Polishing The Pulpit 2019 Year: 2019 Speaker: Mark Bailey Description: This session will discuss the anatomy of involvement. Record#: 333 Book: Track: Deacons
2 for 1: Leadership Studies
Speaker: PTP Panel Description: Victor Eskew – The Damage of Division. In all aspects of life, God disapproves of division (e.g. Proverbs 6:19, Galatians 5:20). While people normally and naturally form closer relationships with similarly-minded peers, the formation of “cliques” that willfully exclude the contributions of outsiders harms the unity of the Lord’s body. This class will explore the problem …
2 for 1: Leadership Studies
Event: Polishing The Pulpit 2019 Year: 2019 Speaker: PTP Panel Description: Victor Eskew – The Damage of Division. In all aspects of life, God disapproves of division (e.g. Proverbs 6:19, Galatians 5:20). While people normally and naturally form closer relationships with similarly-minded peers, the formation of “cliques” that willfully exclude the contributions of outsiders harms the unity of the Lord’s …