NWMN Fusion CM Podcast - Audio

We all work with many generations of people in our ministries, especially when it comes to building volunteer teams. The challenge in each generation is starkly different. To effectively build our teams we must learn how to blend the different generations together. In this workshop, we will look at the characteristics of each generation, how to effectively blend the generations together to increase involvement of people volunteering in children’s ministries, team building, relationship building, and the overall message that your ministry is sending to each generation.

We all work with many generations of people in our ministries, especially when it comes to building volunteer teams. The challenge in each generation is starkly different. To effectively build our teams we must learn how to blend the different generations together. In this workshop, we will look at the characteristics of each generation, how to effectively blend the generations together to increase involvement of people volunteering in children’s ministries, team building, relationship building, and the overall message that your ministry is sending to each generation.

You don’t have to burn out in ministry! In this session we will talk about specific strategies to finish well.

You don’t have to burn out in ministry! In this session we will talk about specific strategies to finish well.

You don’t have to burn out in ministry! In this session we will talk about specific strategies to finish well.

You don’t have to burn out in ministry! In this session we will talk about specific strategies to finish well.

This workshop addresses how to identify Multiple Intelligences in your kids (and your leaders), and how to use them in Sunday School or Kid’s Church. Pastor David Alexieff and his wife Felicia have been serving in the Children’s Ministry department at Stone Church since December of 2002. He oversees children from kindergarten through 6th grade, and also oversees the Minors in Ministry (M in M) program. David, being a very inspirational leader, loves to encourage and help people grow closer to God.

Children’s worship is ever changing, from the days of Father Abraham to the days of Hillsongs Kids, we have seen major transformation. How can you mold a worship experience that children will never forget? How can you see transformation in the heart of a child as well as the style of music? We will explore the latest worship models, ideas to teach kids worship, and the most advanced tools used for worship today, including a segment on media. Bring your questions, your voices, and your dancing feet!

This class is a reminder to each of us that we are to continually share God’s word with our children. We will be specifically looking at Deut. 6:7 where God makes it clear as to when we should share, and what we should share with our children. Discover ways to equip parents and help them recognize the importance of primary spiritual leadership of their children. From the time Craig began doing puppets in kid’s church at the age of twelve, he felt called to full time ministry; oddly enough, it just took him awhile to figure out that he was called to full time ministry to kids. It was while serving in variety of venues that he was reminded how amazing it is to see the spiritual lights go on in a child’s life, and how important it is to reach these young hearts while they are still tender. Craig and his wife, Heidi, have served in children’s ministry at Spokane First Assembly since 2000, with Craig taking over as the full time Children’s Pastor in 2004. A great believer in equipping the next generation for ministry, he is currently teaching his two sons: Spencer (12), and Sam (10) to do puppets.

We all work with many generations of people in our ministries, especially when it comes to building volunteer teams. The challenge in each generation is starkly different. To effectively build our teams we must learn how to blend the different generations together. In this workshop, we will look at the characteristics of each generation, how to effectively blend the generations together to increase involvement of people volunteering in children’s ministries, team building, relationship building, and the overall message that your ministry is sending to each generation.

You don’t have to burn out in ministry! In this session we will talk about specific strategies to finish well.

You don’t have to burn out in ministry! In this session we will talk about specific strategies to finish well.

Brent Johnsen

Brent Johnsen

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