Being a terrible self-promoter, I thought it was quite brilliant of National Outreach Convention to suggest that I mention the upcoming conference where I will be speaking. For some reason, it never crosses my mind to mention where I will be speaking, as self-promotion is no fun to me. But I am very good at following directions, so I'm glad they suggested it! I'm looking forward to the opportunity to speak on planning outreach events.
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 The other day a friend asked me, "Do you know if there are any resources out there to help churches promote their events?"
My sad reply was, "I have looked around for them and haven't found anything dedicated to promoting events at a church. Most of what I know is in my head from experience."
He asked for help, so I went home and wrote up a new resource. To my surprise, there are fifty different ways to promote an event!
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Thrive 2008 is over!
The spiritual life/leadership development conference at Bayside Church was a tremendous time of celebration, inspiration, challenge, conviction, and equipping of people from all walks of life.
Although a year-long effort, the bulk of the work came starting in
January when the planning team began meeting (after our crazy fall of
10 events in 10 weeks and 11 Christmas Eve services!).
Here's a behind-the-scenes look of some of the stories that you never hear about up front, with lots of pictures so you can experience the event. Unfortunately there is not room to document the hundreds of details, stories, and people involved, but here are some highlights!
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I have always had a fascination with little drawers. They are pretty handy for holding odds and ends and cute, to boot! Using smaller spaces also helps you stay more organized because items don’t get lumped together.
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Who says you need to spend money to be organized?
We all know how easily drawers get messy. Items get mixed up, and it’s
made worse when we’re in a hurry and dig through the drawer to find
things.
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