Okay, not really of course but if you go to conferences and only take in the sessions you’re missing out on the best part. Make it a priority to connect with people. Not just the people you came with, but…
I’ll hit the road tomorrow to head to Nashville for the NRB Convention. I have two sessions on Sunday, Escape from the Planet Mundane and Unchurched. Let me give you a preview (and maybe entice you to join me).
Escape from…
Next month I will be at NRB along with Joe Sindorf (TV and Media guru) leading a workshop about communicating to the unchurched…and we’re looking for a couple of people to join in the conversation.
Unfortunately life reared it’s ugly head…
While I love the fact that I have gotten to know so many of you through this blog, social networks, twitter, the lab…you name it. I really enjoy meeting you in person, it brings the relationship to a different level,…
I’m putting the final touches on my talk/workshop on sermon branding for the ministryCOM conference in OK.
What are the issues you want to talk about?
What do you struggle with?
Here’s a glimpse at some of it:
I’m looking forward to ministryCOM 08 this year I will once again lead the Church Marketing Lab LIVE and will also do a session on Sermon Branding.
If you haven’t registered, what are you waiting for? If you register by the end of the…
I leave in the morning for the 2008 HOW Design Conference…what a great opportunity not just talk about the challenges of church marketing but also to show that we are moving forward as a church and that truth still stands…
As part of the partnership of CFCC and HOW, I will be speaking at the HOW Design Conference next month. Here’s a snapshot:
More and more, churches are recognizing the value of good design and marketing. From billboards and blogs to sermon…
I’m heading to the NRB convention on Saturday. They’ve asked me to speak as a part of a “panel of experts” (yikes. no pressure there) on the topic of Excellence vs. Perfection.
I’m going to touch on perfection, but I’m going…
If God puts something across your path that may not be the picture of how you see your calling, take a step back and remember: it’s not about you.
I had the honor of doing just that this weekend as a…