The 2008 NPN Roundtable had a three-fold purpose: (1) resourcing pastors; (2) networking relationships; and (3) reforming PC/G ministries. How can we make the 2009 NPN Roundtable a more effective gathering?
Building a Network of Real people doing effective ministry is exciting. I want to give a shout out to the Oldenburgs & Jones for a 2am Wattaburger connection. The dreams that were forged in the fire of french fries and onions, no one will ever know.
I met some amazing people and was reminded why God placed me in this fellowship.
To the Skiles and Jones clan, wattaburger will forever have a place in my heart.
As far as making it better. I believe that rests at the door of each attendee to be intentional about forging new relationships and building on existing ones.
Bishop Scott and Sec. Ming, I honor your leadership!
Thank you for all your comments. I certainly realize that relational connections will ultimately occur through the intentional correspondence of each NPN pastor. However, are there creative ways that we can utilize to enhance these connections?
This is my very first "Blog" entry. I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks. NPN was one of the ministry hightlights for my year. There are some quality pastors and leaders in our fellowship; and two incredible couples (you know who you are) are connecting them. Thanks for your leadership. Well, let's see if this thing posts....
Building a Network of Real people doing effective ministry is exciting. I want to give a shout out to the Oldenburgs & Jones for a 2am Wattaburger connection. The dreams that were forged in the fire of french fries and onions, no one will ever know.
ReplyDeleteThat's what a network is all about. Relational connection and commitment!
ReplyDeleteI'm excited about attending the 2009 NPN Roundtable! The fellowship with the other pastors was great!
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ReplyDeleteI met some amazing people and was reminded why God placed me in this fellowship.
ReplyDeleteTo the Skiles and Jones clan, wattaburger will forever have a place in my heart.
As far as making it better. I believe that rests at the door of each attendee to be intentional about forging new relationships and building on existing ones.
Bishop Scott and Sec. Ming, I honor your leadership!
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ReplyDeleteThank you for all your comments. I certainly realize that relational connections will ultimately occur through the intentional correspondence of each NPN pastor. However, are there creative ways that we can utilize to enhance these connections?
ReplyDeleteThis is my very first "Blog" entry. I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks. NPN was one of the ministry hightlights for my year. There are some quality pastors and leaders in our fellowship; and two incredible couples (you know who you are) are connecting them. Thanks for your leadership. Well, let's see if this thing posts....
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