Presbygrow

October 18–22, 2010

First Presbyterian Church

Fort Worth, Texas

Sponsored by:

Grace Presbytery & the Office of Church Growth

The 2010 Transformation Conference is an event that will bring together pastors, elders, and other church leaders to talk about, dream about, learn about congregational transformation in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

Register here.

To learn more, and download a brochure, click here.

New Church Development Training

for Church and Presbytery Teams

November 3-5 2010

Hosted by: Riverside Presbyterian Church

Sterling, VA

Discern the core values and plans for ministry, outreach and leadership for starting a church today.   The “New Church Development Training for Church and Presbytery Teams” event at Riverside Presbyterian Church will focus on the of Starting New Churches resource.

For more information, go here.

Thursday, September 30, 2010

8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.

Calvary Baptist Church

123 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019

(from the website)

The objective of Movement Day is to:

• Convene leaders from across Greater New York and other large cities to hear the trends related to cities, urban ministry, and urban leadership from the best Christian thinkers; to

• Study the best models of urban gospel movements; and to

• Collaborate in new ways to reach and renew our metropolitan communities.

Movement Day is an invitation-only opportunity to be a part of an historic gathering of leaders learning from one another across our largest cities in North America.

For more information, go here.

Chicago

May 27-30, 2010

Pre-conferences May 26-27, 2010

The conference seeks to explore “growing the Christ’s church deep and wide” in an increasingly diverse world. The conference is a place of differences. People with varying languages, cultures, ethnicities, theologies, genders, generations and backgrounds will come together to recognize the amazing potential of differences and, through affirming and celebrating those differences, create something new.

Come and wade in the H₂O, that is the 2010 11th National Multicultural Church Conference and be nourished, sustained and reborn.

For more information, click here.

August 11-14, 2010

Montreat Conference Center

For lay leaders, clergy, commissioned lay pastors, seminary students, and all who wish to take part in fashioning a new vision for the church.

If we believe God yearns to turn the church loose to be a Gospel force in the world, how can we partner in what God is doing? Differences – of culture and color, gender and generation, political perspective and theology – are gifts to be explored and celebrated as we live into a Church Unbound.

Click here for more information.