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Join our host Kevin Perrigan as he interviews church leaders as they share their strategies and methods in reaching the lost. Camp Radio was established to encourage church leaders to think outside of the box in unique ways during our changing times.
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Many pastors that have pastored for many years find themselves slowing down and considering retirement. What does this transition look like. Mark Moreland from Central Baptist Bearden of Knoxville shares his Journey and experience in transitioning to retirement.
How does the church disciple those that lack the desire to grow in Christ. Dr. Justin Terrell, pastor of First Baptist Church Dandridge shares his insides to the dilemma that pastors face every day in the area of discipleship.
Artificial Intelligence is involved in many areas of our lives today. Many people are alarmed concerning the future of AI in our society. Doug Finch Director of Technology Services and David Delgado Technology Services shares how AI is and will impact the local church.
Each year thousands of students attend Christian Universities and colleges around the country. What makes these campuses different from other Universities? Jeremiah Young the director of the Baptist Campus Ministries at Carson Newman University shares how Christian education is not only higher learning but a chance to grow future leaders in the local church.
Explained a church facility can be a detailed and expensive process. It's important to have a consultant to walk a church through the process. Mark Proctor with the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares his expertise in the steps that a church should consider before expanding their facilities.
Human trafficking is a world-wide problem that impacts millions of people each year. Many of the victims do not know Christ. Beth Moore | Compassion Specialist with the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares with us how the local church can identify victims and help them find HELP.
Their are a few pastors that have had the privilege of serving in several staff positions in their home church, including pastor. Marvin Robinson is the pastor at Bethel Baptist Church in Citronelle, AL. Marvin shares the challenges and blessings that come with shepherding those that once impacted you as a child.
As we have seen a shift in our society during the last three years, this has challenged the local church in the area of communications. Chris Turner is the Communications Director for the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board. Chris will share the why's and how's of a good communications plan that has become a necessity for the church today.
With the onslaught of mental health across our country, the local church is not a immune to it's effects. Tony Rankin is the Marriage and Family counselor at First Baptist Nashville. Tony shares with us how Pastors can guard themselves and know where to go if need help.
Sense 1835 the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board has provided a source of News about the TN Baptist through the "Baptist & Reflector". Lonnie Wilkey the editor of the B&R shares some of his favorite stores as editor for the past 30 years that define who TN Baptist are today.
To be a student on a university campus can be a challenging time. The temptation of not attending a local church can weaken their faith. The Baptist Collegiate Ministers is on campus across the state of Tennessee to encourage and strengthen young believers to prepare them to be future leaders of the church while continuing their education. Bill Choate, Collegiate Ministries Director at the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares that with dedicated Camp Ministers Tennessee BCM's are making a difference in the lives of students.
God's call in a persons live to be a Pastor can be a road with many turns. From the Calling, career, church member, Full-time Pastor, burn-out, part-time pastor and back to full-time. Marty Shadoan, Pastor of First Baptist Columbia shares his journey of God's call and the wisdom that he gained.
Ryan Keaton the Emerging Generations specialist for the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares research of where the state of Tennessee is growing and the vision of sharing the Gospel with over 4,000,000 people that need Christ.
With the threat of Cyber attached all over our world, the local church is not immune to this problem. Doug Finch the Director of Technology with the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares with us what the dangers are and how we can protect ourselves.
On this episode of Camp Radio we talk with Matt and Beth Crabtree. Matt is the Pastor of Students at Wallace Memorial Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN. Matt and his wife Beth set down with us to talk about how they work together as a team in the student ministry and the importance of supporting and encouraging one another through out their ministry.
Growing a youth ministry can be an intricate task, and the challenges only seem to be increasing. Join us as we talk with Josh Singleton, Minister of Students at Black Oak Heights Baptist Church, about the role evangelism, community, and genuine relationships have played in his ministry.
change can be a good and bad thing. Join us as we talk to Danny Sinquefield, Harvest Field team leader 1, about the new Blue Oval City.
The christian music industry is a unique place to serve in. Jump in with us as we talk with Ben, Heidi, and Timothy Birdsong of The Birdsongs about their journey in christian music and God’s faithfulness through it all.
Camp can be one of the most memorable and impactful experiences in a child’s life. Jump in with us as we talk with Kelly Ablaza and Amanda Bowles from Long Hollow Church in Hendersonville, TN about the joys and how-tos of leading a children’s camp.
Disasters can happen at any time, anywhere, and cause an immeasurable amount of damage. Join our conversation with Wes Jones, Tennessee Disaster Relief Specialist, as we discuss how Disaster Relief offers help, hope and healing to those affected by disaster. To learn more about Tennessee Disaster Relief, visit https://tndisasterrelief.org/.
Join our conversation with David Acres, pastor of Union Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Kingston, TN, as we talk about how to balance caring for an aging congregation and reaching out to new families in the community.
Tennessee Baptist Children's Homes (TBCH) ministers the love of Jesus Christ to children and families in crisis. Listen to our conversation with Greg McCoy, president and treasurer of TBCH, as we discuss the "How?" and "Why?" of children's home ministry.
Leading a church to be multigenerational can be difficult for many different reasons. Join in as we discuss making disciples of all ages with Jeff Hunter, pastor of
Bi-vocational ministry can sometimes be seen as a stepping stone to other ministry opportunities. But for Larry Jones, pastor of Concord Baptist Church in Mohawk, Tennessee for over 30 years, bi-vocational ministry is much more than a stepping stone. In today's episode, he describes how his church has grown in that time, and how they continue to impact their community.
Both bivocational and rural ministry come with their own set of challenges and rewards. In this episode we talk with Randy Nichols, Pastor of Maranatha Baptist Church in Fayetteville, Tennessee, about the unique opportunities of doing both together.
Forming local partnerships and getting involved in the community looks different for every church. Join us as we talk with David Featherston, Youth Pastor at Tennessee Valley Community Church, to discuss how the church's youth has made an impact in their community.
Churches and even ministers are still recovering from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Listen in as Jeff Vanlandingham, Senior Pastor of First Baptist Lawrenceburg Tennessee, describes how to navigate challenging times by taking time to rest and reflect on Christ.
Join us as we explain where we've been and discuss our excitement for the future ahead.
Ministers need community, too. Danny Hesterly, Pray Chattanooga Director at The Chattanooga House of Prayer, explains the role of prayer and community among ministers as vital to their life and work.
Reaching a lost world requires the local church to share the Good News of Christ. Roc Collins, Director of Strategic Objectives for the Tennessee Baptist Board, shares how that sharing the gospel is as simple sharing what Jesus has done for us.
John Lewis Music sets down with us to talk about his life journey and worship then and now in the local church. John is the Associate Pastor and Worship Pastor at Day 3 church in Granite Falls, NC.
Evangelism is the key to a healthy church. Dr. David Evan, Pastor at Springfield Baptist Church in Springfield TN shares that a church that needs revitalization, does not need the church to be revitalized, but it's people. David goes on to share steps to rejuvenate the local church.
Their are many ministries around the world that meet the physical, mental and spiritual needs of people. This is what the local church has been call to do. Their are many Compassion Ministries that are located within a short drive of our churches. Beth Moore the Compassion Specialist for the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares her wisdom in connecting the local church with local compassion ministries.
The Unities State has always been a milting pot of people from around the world. Each year more and more people migrate to the US in-search of a new life. We can fulfill the Great Commission, to reach our neighbor and the world in our own community. Latif Salar is the pastor of Christ Community Afghan Church in Memphis TN. Latif shares with us his journey and how we can begin to share Christ with Afghani people.
Ministering to college students on the campus of a community college as well as a university can have it's challenges. Gracie Johnson associate director, Baptist Campus Ministry at Cleveland State and Lee University ,shares how she has navigated two campuses to make a positive impact on students.
Mouth of Richland church looked outside the box to hire two friends to lead their church in revitalization. Nick Wright and Brad Bales best friends sense childhood stepped out to follow God's leadership to restore a declining church. Nick and Brad share their challenges and victories.
A pastors calling to evangelize and disciple the world is not limited to the local church. Many Bi-vocational pastors use their businesses to share the gospel. Adam Cutshaw shares how he uses his business as a barber to build relationships that open doors to share his faith.
Their are many people that have a difficult time finding a place to fit in our sociality. Many turn to gaming and fantasy to be apart of a artificial community to have a feeling of belonging. Jacob McAnally pastor of Level-up church in Memphis, TN shares how he and his wife have used their hobby in gaming to connect with those that feel disconnected.
In the challenging times we live, pastors are facing new territory that is unfamiliar and difficult to navigate. Sing Oldham, Ministry Engagement Specialist at the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board, shares how the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board is aggressively trying to minister and support Pastors across the state of Tennessee.
The new reality show called Rebuild & Restore that is airing on Pure Flix, is encouraging the local church in ways to meet the needs of widows with in the their community. Ken Fletcher, the co-host of Rebuild & Restore shares the main focus of the show and how it is to encourage the local church.
Students on University campuses faced many challenges during the past 18 months. The Baptist Collegiate Ministries focused on face to face ministry that has made a lasting impact. Steven Johnston, Campus Minister at UT Chattanooga shares the successes of ministering to students and faculty on campus.
Chaplaincy has been forced to adapt to meet the needs of patience and families during these difficult times. Chaplains has seen a growing need to provide counseling hospital staff as well. Dr. Smith shares the need for pastors to reach out, even more, to comfort those in need in hospitals.
Pastors of Small church and bi-vocational pastors may have had the more difficult struggles during the Pandemic then most. Dr. Joe Wright the Executive Director of the Bi-vocational and Small Church Leadership Network shares how building relationships, equipping and encouraging pastors can help them sustain as well as flourish these difficult times.
Churches in small communities have face similar struggles and adaptations as churches in large cities during these difficult times in our country. Scott White is the associate pastor at Central Baptist Church in Crossville TN shares a similar story that most pastor have faced and continues to face.
"Our Family Tree" is a method in which students can start a Gospel conversation with others. Wes Ford is the Youth Pastor as Redbank Baptist church in Chattanooga Tennessee. Wes and his wife Holly, share with us their passion to disciple their students and to teach them to share their faith.
Singers and Bands across the country have had to adapt to prepare for events. Ryan John and his band shares how they continue to lead worship during summer camps in spite of unusual times in our country. But their focus of leading others in the presents of the Lord continues.
The effects of emotional and physical stress of the ministry can over whelm a pastor without proper safeguards. Pete Tackett, pastor of Antioch Baptist church shares his journey through dealing with the over whelming stress of the ministry as well as helpful hints to minimizes the effects of the pressure that comes with the pastoral role.
The local church continues to produce future church leaders through their youth ministry. As youth, grow out of a youth program into adulthood, year later, reflect back to the impact of their youth group experience. Conducting a reunion of those youth groups can open up opportunities for the ministry to continue on unto the families as well. Joel Rayburn director of Outback youth camp shares his experience and the impact of a on going program that has continued for many years and has impacted hundreds of lives for Christ.
Even in the midst of a pandemic the local church continues to flourish. Joel Kirk, Pastor of Real Life Church and his wife Angie share how God has doubled the size of their congregation within a year.
As we see churches gather together across Tennessee, congregations are gathering with purpose and commitment. Charlie Will from New Home Baptist Church in Baxter, TN sharing how his congregation has begin gathering even stronger.
As people face retirement, volunteering in ministries has seen a decline in resent years. Greg and Jackie Merrell from Campers On Missions (COM), share their incites to recruiting and maintaining volunteers in your ministries.
The local church can reach the world without leaving there community. Martha Espinoza from the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares how All Nations Camp has continued to make a impact across the state of TN and how the local church can plan a similar events that can reach the ethnic population in your community.
On today podcast we will look across the last number of months from pre-COVID to post-COVID and look at what church worship was like, how it was adapted and what the future will look like. Scott Shepherd from the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares his insights of how the local church will continue to participate and experience worship as before.
Everyone has a hobby that they love to do and love to share about your interest with others. How do we take a hobby and turn it to a ministry opportunity? Today we talk with Larry Overton, pastor of Bethel Baptist church, about how he uses his hobbies to build relationships, disciple people and share the gospel.
Starting a church is a calling that God begins to develop in a person life early on. When the calling is answered is when God confirms that calling and open doors because of obedience. Chuck Mills, pastor at East Point Baptist Church shares his experince in starting a new church with God's leadership.
Being connected to the community is a important element to meeting the residents as well as ministering to vacationers. Larry Overton shares his experience in connecting with the residents, visitors and also local pastors to share the Gospel Message.
We live in a world that is trying to re-define the local church. John Parrett shared the challenges that the church face today and reminds us that God has given the church a clear purpose. That God's people will be even more faithful to him.
As our society turns against the church, God's people must change from traditional methods, to using tools that meet the needs of peoples. John Parrett shares his insights to challenge the local church to find new ways to impact our culture.
Pastors that have to navigate a church split can feel helpless and overwhelmed while going through the experience. John Parrett gives us some pointers on how pastors can best tackle this with confidence.
We begin our series on "What If" in the church. In this episode of Camp Radio we talk with John Parrett about where church conflict comes from and how to deal with it as a Pastor.
Family discipleship is the key to leading a child to a deeper relationship with Jesus. The local church can help point a child to Christ but a family that is growing in their relationship with Christ together can set the foundation for the life of a child. John Yingling shares how he focuses his efforts encouraging families.
The overwhelming stress of the ministry can drive Pastor out of God's service. Encouraging pastors to reach their full potential in ministry is the key to God using them to the fullest. Anthony Caldwell shares with us his training material, Next Level Pastor and how it can reshape a vision for a church.
The incredible story of a Father's courage to save the lives of others has been the message that Chris Edmonds has had the privilege to share with the world through his book "No Surrender". Chris shares about his father's experience and how he has been able to share Christ to people of all ages.
Pastoral care has taken on a new meaning in todays church. Pastors are facing many frustrations overcoming obstacles while trying to care for their congregations in a time of social distancing. Mark Moreland, Minister of Pastoral care at Central Baptist Bearden shares the challenges that he has encountered during the past year.
Children's ministries are vital to impacting a entire family for Christ. Day camps and summer camps are avenues to share the Gospel Message. Dave Shelley, the Director of Mission for Wilson County Baptist Association, shares his experiences impacting generations through summer camps.
The stresses of the ministry can be overwhelming. It is vital that pastors spend time away to rest and be renewed. This means finding a place to disconnect. Kevin Perrigan the host of ":Camp Radio" set down with the co-host Brad Anderson and talk about how importance it is for Pastor to get away. And Kevin shares about a new ministry for Pastor's called the "Off the Grid Project".
A pastor's family life is unlike other families. Always in constant change. With the pressure and stress of the ministry, it is important that the husband and wife team maintain a normal atmosphere within their family. Bert and Amanda Spann share how they have raised their son in the challenges of the ministry.
There are many issues that ministers face each day that school doesn't prepare them to tackle. Our team of Youth Pastors, Chad Davenport, Matt Crabtree & Jake Honeycutt try to address some of these and share how sharing ideas with others can help overcome those changes.
Adapting and being flexible is the mode that every Youth Pastor is experiencing during the year of COVID. Youth Pastors, Chad Davenport, Matt Crabtree & Jake Honeycutt share what they are doing during this downhill time of the Pandemic, to encourage there youth in there relationship with Christ.
We continue to see a decline in student ministry in past years. At this time 60% of students that are involved in church will stop attending after they graduate high school. It's important that youth pastors identify ways to slow that decline. Wes Sales shares what we can do today will impact the spiritual lives of students tomorrow.
Music Ministry and corporate Worship has become very challenging during the year 2020. What has it been like and what is in the future through the eyes of Chris Headley, Ministry of Music/Worship at FBC Dandridge.
Christmas time at the Tennessee Baptist Conference Centers is unlike any other place. Listen as Susan Mason, Brad Anderson and Kevin Perrigan share what it is like during the Christmas Holidays at Carson Springs.
Looking into the future of the Christian camping world, Jimmy Tucker, Manager of Linden Valley Baptist Conference Center shares some trends that he is seeing within churches of how they may conduct camps and retreats between 2020.
The new virtual world has placed students in a state of craving personal interaction. Mark Ellison from Towering Oaks Baptist Church shares how bringing students together in a safe environment has given students a sense of normalcy and relief from our rapidly changing world of 2020.
In our fourth episode on "Missional Strategies for the church in todays culture", Phil Young shares the importance of equipping the church how to share their faith and then engaging in the community with the purpose sharing the Good News of Christ.
In our third episode on "Missional Strategies for the church in todays culture", Phil Young shares the need for the local church to encounter people in the community around them.
In our second episode on "Missional Strategies for the church in todays culture", Phil Young shares the importance of exploring your community. Getting to know and understanding who lives in a churches community is the beginning to becoming more effective in meeting communities needs.
Phil Young the Director of Missions at the Knox County Baptist Association shares Missional Strategies for the church in todays culture. He begins this four part series with being Empowered by the Spirit.
On this last episode on the Healthy Small Church, John Parrott shares how remembering God's call in your life builds a foundation in your ministry that makes a person more available for God's service.
Episode two on our series on a Healthy Small Church we talk about how a pastor needs to stay balanced to be effective. John Parrott shares how pastors need to be focused upon God, family and self to survive the pressures of the ministry and to stay in God's will.
Looking from the past to the future of the small church and the bi-vocational pastor. John Parrott with his years of experience shares how to cultivate leadership within a small church or bi-vocational setting.
It is critical that the local church can identify leaders among it's members that God can use to serve in leadership roles. William Burton from The Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares some tips on how to identify them. Those that are natural servants, take initiative and that has a trust worthy quality.
Every church needs to multiply their leaders. This requires each church member to take ownership in the ministry of the church. William Burton shares the importance of allowing and developing leadership to fulfilling the purpose of the church.
Jamie Mullen student pastor from LaBelle Haven Baptist Church shares how spending time in small groups cultivates a non-threating atmosphere for students to grow in their relationship with Christ.
Casting God's vision for your church is not always a easy task. William Burton from the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares how to cast God's vision with the anticipation that your congregation will receive it.
Chris Ward retired Director of Mission for the Riverside Baptist Association share some of his life experiences and important advise for young pastors.
We finish our Pastor Health series with Joe Sorah. Joe shared how every young minister can gain great wealth in the wisdom of a seasoned pastor. Also the value that pastor can gain by mentoring a future leader in the church.
We continue our series on Pastor Health with Joe Sorah. This episode is part #2 of Living in a Glass House. Joe shares the importance of making family a priority.
Ryan McMichael youth pastor at First Baptist Church Columbia shares how it is critical that parents diligently disciple their children in the Lord.
We continue our series on Pastor Health with Joe Sorah. In this episode, Joe shares the importance of making family a priority in a ministers life.
In the growing Hispanic population in the United States the Southern Baptist Convention focuses resources on sharing the Good News of Christ. Julio Arriola from the SBC shares with us the importance of the local church in planting Hispanic churches across the country.
We continue our series on Pastor Health with Joe Sorah. In this episode, Joe shares how good relationships, having a deep walk with God and taking time off with family keeps a pastor at their best in serving the Lord.
With students facing broken families and the desire to know truth, strong Biblical teaching and examples of a godly family can shape the lives of students to be committed followers of Christ. Tim Hensiek, student pastor at FBC Manchester shares his passion for both.
Joe Sorah from the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares how to survive rough times in ministry. Joe shares the importance of resting in God's call, having personal time with God and having trusting friends,
Jeff Slaughter songs have been sung by Point of Grace. He wrote countless songs for Lifeway Christian Stores VBS curriculum, Jeff Slaughter VBS World Tour, toured throughout the world and toured with Faith Hill, Kenny Rogers, Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty and Suzy Boggus. Jeff shares his faith and his passion for ministry.
Brad Anderson hosts "Camp Radio Lite". Brad sets down with Jake Honeycutt, Matt Crabtree, and Tyler Baker to discuss the do's and don'ts of Youth ministry. Be prepared to laugh and take notes at the same time.
Join us in part #2 of our discussion with Andy Henard, Donnie De La Crez, Mark Ellison and Patrick Miller as they share the difficulties of being a Youth Pastor during a Pandemic.
Youth ministry is one of the most challenging areas in the church. Adding a Pandemic to a difficult ministry creates creativity as well as frustrations. Join us as Andy Henard, Donnie De La Crez, Mark Ellison and Patrick Miller share openly what being a Youth Pastor is like during difficult times.
Real time pastors facing a new future in the local church. Edwin Franks, John Russ and Jon Walton share what it's like to live in a community that is shut down because of the Coronavirus. The things they are facing personally within their family and trying to minister to their congregation while looking to a unknown future.
Dr. Charles Fowler, President of Carson Newman University shares with us his vision for Carson Newman. He expresses his heart to mentor students and pastor across the state.
Because of the events in the year 2020 the way the world has always functioned will never be the same. The church has been forced to explore new and unfamiliar ways to share the gospel message. Kevin Perrigan and Brad Anderson discuss current applications that are being explored to conduct worship and Bible study.
Donnie De La Cruz shares how God changed his life as a kid from California that loved skate boarding, to using his love to reach the lost. Now as a pastor, his passion to reach lost students through skate board ministry continues in his local church.
Joel Kirk pastor of Real Life Church shares with us the challenges his church has faced through its conception. Joel shares his journey of how God led him from music to a bi-vocational pastor of a church plant.
Dan Spencer Pastor of First Baptist Church Sevierville shares with us the challenges that come with ministering to a tourist driven community. Dan also shares how ministry is different than 20 years ago.
Planning events with local churches can provide a way to make a much larger impact in reach lost youth in your community. Jim Fox shares with us how River Community church in Cookeville TN focuses on reaching youth while taking out the element of competition.
Zach Wyatt shares with us the importance of building a network of friends that a Youth pastor can trust and share their struggles. He also shares how being a part of a support group can bring new life in the heart of a minister as well as to cope with stress.
Sharon Wilharm shares with us her experiences in movies making and how Christian movies have a positive influence on modern society.
Travis Cross from Edwards Road Baptist Church shares the importance of using family ministry to share the gospel. Travis shares how he Juggles family and ministry to be effective father, husband and minister.
Drew Murphy pastor of Fayette Baptist church shares his heart about the transition from Youth pastor to Pastor. Drew shares how his church is intentional in reaching the lost in targeted areas.
The challenges and benefits that come with being a volunteer youth leader. Joey Drake shares his experience and advise to connecting with youth.
Cody Pendergrass shares with us how intense discipleship becomes a foundation for youth to overcome the struggles that life brings them.
Mark Sumrall shares with us how leading youth toward God sets the tone for developing their theology as they become adults. Mark tells us that Relational Ministry is the key to building the foundation to begin developing a deeper walk with Christ in a young person life.
Mark Love shares his journey from a full time pastor to starting a church plant while being bi-vocational. He also shares with us where God is leading Journey Church in a uncharted territory.
Jeremy Harper, lead vocalist with the Riverside Revival Band shares about how worship prepares our hearts for worship, especially in a camp setting.
Jackson White shares with us the challenges of reaching youth in a rural community. Jackson uses FCA as a way to connect with youth in the high School. New in the ministry and newly married, Jackson shares his excitement about building close relationships in a tight net community.
Nathan Awad Shares with us how God worked through one believer to lead 3 generations of his family to come to know Christ. Nathan also shares his personal journey to answer God's call to be a pastor. He also discusses the struggles and victories that come with leading a Egyptian church to reach all people groups with the gospel.
The challenges that come with leading a discipleship program in a multi-site church. Brian Smith shares his conviction, struggles and victories in the ministry he loves.
As we set down with Israel Perze from Gran Comision church we discuss the challenges and similarities of youth minister that come with reaching a Hispanic social groups.
Where youth ministry is heading and staying focused on sharing Jesus with the world. Jay Barbier sets down with us to talk about his experiences and his desire to serve Youth Pastors.
It's very difficult to recruit and maintain a good volunteer base in the local church, Ed Sandidge sets down with us to discuss what it means to be a volunteer from a volunteer perspective.
We set down with Mark Proctor to talk about the importance of prayer in the lives of ministers.
Reaching College student while ministering on multiple church campuses can bring interesting challenges. Chase Campbell shares with us how building relationships is the key to being effective.
We will set down with Andy Henard and discuss now organizing a DNow retreat at a camp has added a new dimension to the program. We will look at how to organize this type of retreat and the impact it has on a youth group.
Organizing a retreat for any age group within a church has great benefits to the congregation. Wendy will discuss with us how their annually ladies retreat has made a big impact on building deeper relationships with the ladies of their church.
Ministering on multiple church campuses can be challenging. Matt Crabtree sat down with us to talk about the struggles and the victories that came through changes that he experienced.
Being a bi-vocational youth pastor, you are faced with many challenges. With challenges come great victories. We will set down with Keith and talk about what it is like balancing ministry, job and family.
We will discuss with Matt the importance of pouring yourself into youth today to lead them to a much deeper relationship with Christ.
Recreation is misunderstood as only focused on play. We will set down with Brad and talk about the importance of recreation within any group. We will discuss how it can build relationships, break down walls, build trust and relieve stress to help prepare a person's heart to be open to God's leadership.
We have a open discussion with Cole about what team building is and how it can greatly impact any groups dynamics.
We set down with Jason to talk about how a good family ministry program impacts not only the youth in a church but the entire congregation.