VBS: Three Questions
I have memories going to VBS when I was a kid. My church never did VBS, so I only remember going...
Read Moreby Kenny Conley | May 4, 2016 | Ideas | 2
I have memories going to VBS when I was a kid. My church never did VBS, so I only remember going...
Read Moreby Kenny Conley | Dec 9, 2013 | Ideas | 1
A year ago I was really challenged by something I heard and read. The concept comes from Seven Practices of Effective Ministry by Andy Stanley, Reggie Joiner and Lane Jones. The idea is to think in terms of steps as opposed to programs. This comes from one of Reggie’s chapters and he was talking to me about this last year and it really challenged me in the way we do summer camp for kids and students.
Here’s the concept. Every ministry has to decide on what is most important. Well, they don’t have to, but if they hope to be effective, they will. If everything is important, than nothing is. Everything will compete for money, resources, volunteers and families and everything will be okay and nothing will be superb. I’ve found this to be amazingly true. At Gateway, we’ve decided that relationships are the most important thing and we’ll do everything we can to value the relationship a small group leader has with a student/child. Everything!
Well, this caused us to evaluate camp. Good old summer camp.
Read Moreby Kenny Conley | Jun 30, 2008 | Ideas | 0
The other day I wrote a post about timeliness here. Some of the comments added to the post in a way that I thought I’d write a little more. Interestingly enough, I wrote about this issue specifically about 14 months ago....
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