The Foresee News from the CCCC May 2013

Annual Family Conference

Seminars Announced

Crowne Plaza St. PaulCCCC 65th Annual Family Conference will be held July 22-25 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel—Riverfront—St. Paul, Minnesota www.crowneplaza.com. Online registration NOW  OPEN!

Speakers and other information has been given in previous issues of The FORESEE. Individual seminar registration will soon be available online; so watch your e-mail box for announcement of such, or simply check our web site. Following is a list of seminars to be held at the conference (full descriptions will appear next month):

Seminar Topic Leader
From Preparation to Presentation — Keys to an Impactful Preaching Event! _ Troy Dobbs
Leading Boards that Matter Pat Mazarol
Introduction to the Conservative Congregational Christian Conference Nick Granitsas
Helping People Find Their Identity in Christ Ed Rinehart and Rich Cook
Using Jesus Film DVDs Nancy Weigel
The Changing Role of the Pastor’s Wife Sharon Galloway
The Life-Flow Process Church Development Team
Leading from the Middle John Sommerville
SAT-7 Christian Satellite and TV Ministry to the Muslim World Don Zoller
Infectious Generosity: Building a Culture of Giddy Generosity J. Loring Carpenter
The Seven Guiding Values of the CCCC Paul McPheeters and Todd Venman
A Life-Flow Roundtable Discussion Church Development Team
Church Planters Roundtable Discussion Church Multiplication Team
Volunteer Development Jill Fox and Rob O’Neal
“Being Changed” in the CCCC Paul McPheeters and David Kemper
Building a Positive and Effective Children’s Ministry in a Very Negative World Kimberly Park
What Needs to Change? Shirley Dubeau
One Cry: Nationwide Cry for Spiritual Awakening Bob Bakke
A Biblical Basis for Congregationalism Alwyn York
Leaving a Legacy: When a Church Must Close John Kimball and Lenn Zeller
Leadership Development Jill Fox
Effective Small Groups Shawn Winters
Lessons Learned in 60 Years of Preaching and Teaching Barry Jones
The Practical Pastor’s Wife Women’s Ministry Team

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