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Welcome to General Conference 2019
Join over 2,000 Free Methodists from around the world for the 2019 General Conference. It’s the premier resourcing, networking, idea generating, concept creating, best practice sharing, connecting, learning, teaching, worshipping, Holy Spirit-led event of the year.
Welcome to General Conference 2019
Join over 2,000 Free Methodists from around the world for the 2019 General Conference. It’s the premier resourcing, networking, idea generating, concept creating, best practice sharing, connecting, learning, teaching, worshipping, Holy Spirit-led event of the year.
Welcome to General Conference 2019
Join over 2,000 Free Methodists from around the world for the 2019 General Conference. It’s the premier resourcing, networking, idea generating, concept creating, best practice sharing, connecting, learning, teaching, worshipping, Holy Spirit-led event of the year.
Each year the Free Methodist Church in Southern California ordains leaders for ministry, laying hands on them and encouraging them to follow God’s calling in their lives and to engage in fruitful ministry.
How does the Free Methodist Church reach people in global and local (or… glocal…) ways? Superintendent Fraser Venter reminds us that we do it by embracing God’s grace through getting, giving, and going.
Superintendent Glen Prior delivers his Annual Conference report, giving a clear picture of who we are as Free Methodists and why we do what we do. Glen then shares how the Southern California conference is empowering leaders across the spectrum of God’s work, with specific opportunities for those seeking to grow their ministries in the next year.
Establishing a Multiplication Mindset: Disciples, Leaders, Groups, and Churches.
Larry W., John Hansen, and Brian Warth will present a three-hour in depth track designed to deepen our commitment in creating healthy and growing ministries through embracing a Multiplication Mindset. The vision of the FMC specifically identifies that we must multiply at every level of ministry (disciples, leaders, groups, churches, and conferences). We would like to break the scarcity mentality that seems to persist in suggesting that Free Methodist churches can’t grow. Collectively these three leaders have demonstrated through spirit-filled leadership that it is both right and good to maintain an expectation that the things of God are designed to grow and thrive.
Establishing a Multiplication Mindset: Disciples, Leaders, Groups, and Churches.
Larry W., John Hansen, and Brian Warth will present a three-hour in depth track designed to deepen our commitment in creating healthy and growing ministries through embracing a Multiplication Mindset. The vision of the FMC specifically identifies that we must multiply at every level of ministry (disciples, leaders, groups, churches, and conferences). We would like to break the scarcity mentality that seems to persist in suggesting that Free Methodist churches can’t grow. Collectively these three leaders have demonstrated through spirit-filled leadership that it is both right and good to maintain an expectation that the things of God are designed to grow and thrive.
Establishing a Multiplication Mindset: Disciples, Leaders, Groups, and Churches.
Larry W., John Hansen, and Brian Warth present a three-hour in depth track designed to deepen our commitment in creating healthy and growing ministries through embracing a Multiplication Mindset. The vision of the FMC specifically identifies that we must multiply at every level of ministry (disciples, leaders, groups, churches, and conferences). We would like to break the scarcity mentality that seems to persist in suggesting that Free Methodist churches can’t grow. Collectively these three leaders have demonstrated through spirit-filled leadership that it is both right and good to maintain an expectation that the things of God are designed to grow and thrive.