Instructors: Kathy Palmer, M.A. and Beverly Gregory, M.A. Imagine a church in which parents line up to volunteer for children’s classes, are engaged in the lessons, and never want to miss a Sunday. Learn techniques to enhance your educational program with plan to take it to the next level. Sat., Feb. 6; 9 – 1 […]
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Instructor: Robert J. Garment, M.Div. Explore the influence of Christianity on the founding documents of the United States. In an era of revisionist history, challenges to the spiritual heritage of America abound. Students delve into the wording, themes, and source material of the actual documents which formed our nation – and examine the intent and […]
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Instructor: Thomas Gillan, CLET, CMS, CLC, CFS. Keep your church safe in uncertain times…from a verbal threat to an active shooter. This class will provide students with everything from creating a safety plan with policies and procedures to the aftermath of an event. Tues., Feb. 2; 9 – 5 pm. $75 for personal growth, 7 […]
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Instructor: Jackie Kinsey, President of Jackie Kinsey Ministry. There are few subjects relating to the Christian life with so little exact knowledge as that of the authority of the believer. “Do we have authority that we don’t know about—that we haven’t discovered—that we’re not using?” Drawing on the concept of authority from Ephesians, you will […]
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Florida TaxWatch and Host Committee Chairman Governor Bob Martinez present the 2016 State of the Taxpayer Dinner, the premier event for Florida’s elected leaders to discuss the issues that will impact taxpayers over the next year. Hosted in the Grand Ballroom at Hotel Duval For more information, visit http://www.floridataxwatch.org/stateofthetaxpayer.aspx or email Joe Follick at jfollick@floridataxwatch.org […]
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Working Well will kick off the new year with a standing-room- only event known as the CEO Breakfast. It began 10 years ago as a small gathering of community leaders discussing how to make their workplaces healthier. The attendance has more than tripled over the past several years, and now attracts nationally-acclaimed speakers and thought […]
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Instructor: Rev. Chase Campbell, M.Div. Our teens deal with so much in today’s culture. Join us to explore ways in which churches can engage the contemporary culture of youth. Understand practical tips for overcoming the challenges of youth ministry in smaller congregations. Sat., Jan. 30 (or Mar. 5); 9 – 1 pm. $15 for personal […]
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Instructor: Ann Smith, B.A. Keeping young people interested in Biblical teaching is essential to their learning. You are invited into preparation for success: an understanding of child development and the willingness to teach (and learn) with enthusiasm and a sense of humor. Sat., Jan. 23 (or Mar. 26); 9 – 1 pm. $15 for personal […]
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Instructor: Freddy Davis, D.Min. Worldview is essential for every Christian. Students examine: 1) What is worldview and what are the worldview possibilities; 2) What does the Christian worldview really look like; 3) How does the Christian worldview relate to one’s personal relationship with God; and 4) How does the Christian worldview relate to one’s witness. […]
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Instructor: Paula Kapral, M.A. “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?” Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind’. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ Through art, science […]
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