Just announced... NewChurches.com is partnering with us to host a post-Whiteboard Church Planting Seminar on Friday, May 23, at a nearby church.
The event will be held from 8:30a to 4:30p and will feature special guest Ed Stetzer. Yeah, that's right. All day with the missiologist-extraordinairre himself...
The goal of the seminar is to answer the question - "I've decided to plant a church. Now what?" Specifics include:
- How much money will I need?
- What staff should I look for?
- How do I develop a launch plan?
- What will opening day look like?
- What kind of outreach and marketing should I do?
- What type of facility should I look for?
- And much more...
The regular rate is $69, but if you enter "whiteboard" (all lower case) into the discount code box, it's only $49. You can also call 866-342-5264 to register.
Hey, that's my church family! Way to get some Every Nation love!
Too bad my ticket's already locked in...
Posted by: Clayton Bell | February 26, 2008 at 10:32 AM
I should have specified that you can register on the NewChurches.com site at the link provided above. Not on the Whiteboard site.
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Posted by: Ben Arment | February 26, 2008 at 11:02 AM
This absolutely rocks!
I was torn between attending a church planting conference and Whiteboard this year as my schedule would allow for only one.
After some prayer, I just felt like I needed to be at Whiteboard and had pretty much dismissed catching anything on church planting until next year.
This event allows me to get the best of both worlds!
God is so good.
Posted by: Adam | February 26, 2008 at 11:53 AM
nice!
Posted by: Ben Arment | February 26, 2008 at 12:37 PM
Wow. Way to go. Prayerfully, no one has purchased their plane ticket as yet. ;-)
Posted by: Jumaine Jones | February 26, 2008 at 12:58 PM
Ben,
You're killing me. WiBo is stacking up to be a church planters dream.
A while back I wrote about being a church planter and being poor. Asked if you knew anyone who would put me up for a night.
Let me know, if someone is willing and I'm there!
Keep up the good work.
Grace and peace
Posted by: Kez | February 28, 2008 at 03:11 AM