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| Blog Name: | ConvergeUSA Blog |
| Url: | http://garyrohrmayer.typepad.com/convergeusa/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Church Planting, Missional Leaders, evangelism |
| Description: | ConvergeUSA (formerly TeAmerica) exists to connect missional leaders and ignite new churches to see the gospel transform lives, cities and our world. |
| Popularity: | 130 Followers |
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Generosity Sermon Series from GenerositySummit.com
Below are some video clips from the "Pirates" series done at Sun Valley Community Church. We hope you can incorporate these messages into your generosity talks at your church... Week One | Week Two |
Below are some video clips from the "Pirates" series done at Sun Valley Community Church. We hope you can incorporate these messages into your generosity talks at your church... Week One | Week Two |
Networking Basics - Gary Rohrmayer
After doing a Google search on the word "networking" I realized that there is definitely a generational disconnect. I see networking primarily as a highly relational activity, face to face meetings, personal contact, meaningful engagements...but I think the younger generation sees networking primarily from a technological perspective with a relational component...thus the phenomenon of social networking. Now,
After doing a Google search on the word "networking" I realized that there is definitely a generational disconnect. I see networking primarily as a highly relational activity, face to face meetings, personal contact, meaningful engagements...but I think the younger generation sees networking primarily from a technological perspective with a relational component...thus the phenomenon of social networking. Now,
Free Church Planting Webinar: Networking and Gathering Principles
In a desire to get critical training materials into the hands of church planters earlier in the
In a desire to get critical training materials into the hands of church planters earlier in the
Ignite 2010: National Church Planting Conference - March 24-26
What would happen if every church that was planted in the last 20 years gathered together to seek God for a new multiplication dream? It could be explosive! We are issuing a call to each of the 500 churches that was planted in the last 20 years to gather in Phoenix, AZ, March 24-26 for the IGNITE 2010 National Church Planting Conference. Mark your calendars NOW
What would happen if every church that was planted in the last 20 years gathered together to seek God for a new multiplication dream? It could be explosive! We are issuing a call to each of the 500 churches that was planted in the last 20 years to gather in Phoenix, AZ, March 24-26 for the IGNITE 2010 National Church Planting Conference. Mark your calendars NOW
New Churches Can Make a Difference in Denominations - Ed Stetzer
Ed Stetzer wrote great post after speaking at the Converge MidAmerica Bi-ennial Gathering Indianapolis host by Heartland Church Yes, there are a lot of different kinds of Baptists. Not really 32,235, but a bunch. So, using my week as a guide, I have been talking about three groups. First, I spoke to two Southern Baptist state conven
Ed Stetzer wrote great post after speaking at the Converge MidAmerica Bi-ennial Gathering Indianapolis host by Heartland Church Yes, there are a lot of different kinds of Baptists. Not really 32,235, but a bunch. So, using my week as a guide, I have been talking about three groups. First, I spoke to two Southern Baptist state conven
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