LifeServe 2010
Columbus, Ohio | September 29 - October 1, 2010
LifeServe National Conference 2010 Theme:
"Chart a New Course"
Welcome to LifeServe National Conference - the Leading Conference for Volunteer Ministry Solutions.
View the LifeServe 2009 experience
LifeServe is a one-of-a-kind national conference that combines the best of Church Volunteer Central with the Externally-Focused Network – giving you the expertise of two dynamic leadership organizations for the price of one outstanding conference. Come discover how to recruit, refresh and reignite your church volunteers.
During the fall of 2009, hundreds of pastors, associate pastors, ministry leaders, teachers, administrators, and others involved in church leadership attended LifeServe—and the result was transformational!
At LifeServe 2010, hundreds more equipping ministry leaders like you will gather in Columbus, Ohio, for three days of intensive, practical, inspirational training.
At this unique training event, you and your leadership team, will:
- Discover how to “Chart A New Course” in effective volunteer ministry with respected keynote speakers.
- Gain exclusive access to dozens of skill-building workshops led by national experts on volunteer equipping and leadership.
- Learn how to help your church identify, equip, and release people into their gift-based ministries.
- Uncover practical, effective ways to build an internally strong and externally-focused church – right in your hometown.
- Establish national networks of peer support for anyone involved in volunteer leadership at your church.
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“I thought the 2009 conference was sensational. I think it's a new beginning for the equipping church. This event is the greatest gathering of equipping leaders in the country-- to serve and support new leaders coming together. The combination of how to lead the equipping church and the externally focused church is a home run.”
-Sue Mallory (Author of The Equipping Church book.)
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