National Youth Workers Conference to be Held Sept. 12-14 in Nashville
Contact: Don Beehler, 615-566-0776
NASHVILLE, Aug. 10, 2011 /Christian Newswire/ -- LifeWay Christian Resources will hold its annual National Youth Workers Conference Sept. 12-14 in Nashville, Tenn. This year's theme is "Creating a Culture of Influence." The three-day event is designed to provide inspiration, encouragement and practical how-to's focused on equipping youth workers to develop students, not just student ministries. The conference fee is $125.
Speakers include David L. Cook, author of Golf's Sacred Journey; songwriter, author and worship leader Kelly Minter; Thom Rainer, president of LifeWay Christian Resources and his son Jess; and Pete Wilson, founding pastor of Cross Point Community Church. Participants also will hear from "The Skit Guys" Tommy Woodard and Eddie James, who communicate God's Word and impact lives through comedy, drama and teaching. Worship will be lead by the Chris White Band.
A special screening of Seven Days in Utopia, a major motion picture starring Robert Duvall and Lucas Black and based on the book Golf's Sacred Journey, will be held on Sept. 13. In addition, special unannounced "guests" will drop by to encourage and perform.
Plenary sessions will focus not only on the influence youth workers have on the students and other people around them, but also on whom they are allowing to influence their lives. In addition to plenary session, there are 18 different conference sessions from which to choose, including topics such as:
- Girls' Ministry: More Than Makeup and Movie Nights
- Developing Leaders Among Students
- Equipping Students for International Missions
- Student Discipleship Basics
- Mobilizing Volunteers in Your Ministry
- Taking Care of Your Family in the Midst of Ministry
- Using Small Groups to Disciple Students
- Avoiding the 5 Dumbest Mistakes in Student Ministry
For more information or to register for the conference, click here.
LifeWay Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention is one of the world's largest providers of Christian products and services, including Christian music, gifts, Bibles, books, DVDs, children's products, church supplies and Internet services through LifeWay.com. Established in Nashville, Tenn., in 1891, the non-profit company owns and operates 165 LifeWay Christian Stores throughout the United States as well as two of the largest Christian conference centers in the country.
