Breakout Sessions
In this breakout session, we will explore a set of key principles and core practices that are essential for a healthy church ministry and an effective church mission.
Making disciples does not have to be difficult, but it must be intentional. Join us for an exploration of Mark 6 and walk away with practical steps to make your disciple-making efforts more intentional.
More than 4 in 10 clergy surveyed in Fall 2023 seriously considered leaving their congregation, and half felt they needed to leave the ministry (LifeWay) for reasons ranging from church conflict, expectations to perform, health issues, family struggles, despair, burnout—and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. What can we do? Join us as we examine the ministry of Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892) to discover a model for compassion, care, and continuing in ministry.
Prayer is an integral part of any ministry—ministry in the church and ministry designed to reach non-believers. Learn practical, intentional ways you can incorporate prayer into your interactions with volunteers and ministry recipients. Watch as God transforms normal into eternity-impacting.
When healthy churches equip and train their people to do the work of ministry, the ministry of the church multiplies. Explore ways that your church can strategically equip and organize its people to grow as the body of Christ.
Get equipped to effectively handle your pastoral compensation. During this session, you’ll explore practical tools like setting market-based pastoral compensation levels, maximizing and structuring compensation packages, developing a personal budget, planning for retirement, and more.
A healthy leadership culture is essential for a healthy church. In this session, you will discover practical ways your church can reimagine church culture for greater and longer gospel impact.
Spend time alone with God in the interactive prayer room. Begin in praise of the One True God, move to time in confession and repentance. End your time praying for Colorado-connected. Missionaries and church planters. Use music, art, journaling, and quiet reflection to fuel your time of deep prayer.