
Join a seasoned Group Life practitioner and up to seven others for an intimate learning experience.
We'll provide both regular and “unleaded” coffee in Basic Black, along with sweeteners, cream, and tea for people who really don’t like coffee. If you prefer “designer” coffee, stop by Dr. B’s cafĂ© to purchase a latte, cappuccino or frozen drink.
Coffees are on Thursday, October 16, from 9:30 – 11:00 a.m., prior to the 12:30 p.m. start of the Group Life Conference. Registration is required due to limited seating, and reserving your spot for a Coffee is just like registering for a breakout. Be sure to sign up when you register for the conference to guarantee your place.
If you are interested in hosting a Coffee yourself, email us for details.
| Geographic: Metro Washington, DC | ||
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Interested in networking with others in the Metro DC area? Let's talk!
John Hasler
John Hasler is the assistant Discipleship Guru at national Community Church in Washington, DC.
| Topical: Multi-Church Networking and Training | ||
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Sherry Burnam leads a discussion about pulling together leaders from multiple churches for training events, encouragement, and prayer.
Sherry Burnam
Sherry Burnam is the Small Groups Pastor at Lincolnway Christian Church in New Lenox, Illinois. She oversees the growth of small groups and has developed the assimilation program at this growing south suburban congregation. In January of 2007, she facilitated the first South Suburban Small Groups Conference, where more than 10 churches were represented, and again hosted the 2008 conference. She is pleased to welcome Bill Donahue as the speaker of the 2009 conference. She has a passion for creating community within the church and within the community. Sherry, her husband Ron, and their two teenage children live in Joliet, Illinois.
| Meet the Author: Bill Search | ||
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Join author Bill Search to talk about his new book: Simple Small Groups.
Bill Search
Bill is the team leader for Community Groups at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky, a church with an average weekly attendance of about 18,000. He is also author of Simple Small Groups: A User Friendly Guide for Small Group Leaders [September 2008]. He has been a regular trainer at Willow Creek Association conferences and an advisor for small groups for several years. Once a small group skeptic, Bill became a true believer in the power of community after his wife, Karyn, made him join a group. They now live in the Kentucky countryside with their three children Maggie, Emma, and Jack. Bill's website is www.simplesmallgroups.com.
| Geographic: Metro Washington, DC | ||
| COC001 |
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Interested in networking with others in the Metro DC area? Let's talk!
John Hasler
John Hasler is the assistant Discipleship Guru at national Community Church in Washington, DC.
| Topical: Multi-Church Networking and Training | ||
| COC002 |
| |
Sherry Burnam leads a discussion about pulling together leaders from multiple churches for training events, encouragement, and prayer.
Sherry Burnam
Sherry Burnam is the Small Groups Pastor at Lincolnway Christian Church in New Lenox, Illinois. She oversees the growth of small groups and has developed the assimilation program at this growing south suburban congregation. In January of 2007, she facilitated the first South Suburban Small Groups Conference, where more than 10 churches were represented, and again hosted the 2008 conference. She is pleased to welcome Bill Donahue as the speaker of the 2009 conference. She has a passion for creating community within the church and within the community. Sherry, her husband Ron, and their two teenage children live in Joliet, Illinois.
| Meet the Author: Bill Search | ||
| COC003 |
| |
Join author Bill Search to talk about his new book: Simple Small Groups.
Bill Search
Bill is the team leader for Community Groups at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky, a church with an average weekly attendance of about 18,000. He is also author of Simple Small Groups: A User Friendly Guide for Small Group Leaders [September 2008]. He has been a regular trainer at Willow Creek Association conferences and an advisor for small groups for several years. Once a small group skeptic, Bill became a true believer in the power of community after his wife, Karyn, made him join a group. They now live in the Kentucky countryside with their three children Maggie, Emma, and Jack. Bill's website is www.simplesmallgroups.com.
Where are the rest of the Coffees? We will continue posting them as they come in. Keep checking back, though, because we will continue to add Coffees right up until the conference.