Mississippi holding ministry assistants conference in March

Attendees can network, share best practices and learn the latest methods for positively impacting their ministry. Training sessions will help sharpen their abilities as they serve in churches, associations or other agencies.
Ministry Assistants enjoy making hats for a tea at a past conference.
(Photo courtesy of the Baptist Record)

Mississippi holding ministry assistants conference in March

Behind the scenes of most churches sits a fast-typing, quick-thinking ministry assistant, happy to help her pastor and the congregation while also navigating the ever-changing world of technology, strategy and workflow. 

Those ministry assistants will receive training March 18–19 the Ministry Assistants Conference, to be held at Garaywa Camp and Conference Center in Clinton, Mississippi, for a time of fellowship, training, Q&A’s and more. 

Sponsored by the Mississippi Baptist Ministry Assistants Association and the Mississippi Baptist Convention Board, the conference is open to all church and association ministry assistants for personal and professional enrichment.

Attendees can network, share best practices and learn the latest methods for positively impacting their ministry. Training sessions will help sharpen their abilities as they serve in churches, associations or other agencies.

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EDITOR’S NOTE — This story was written by Lindsey Williams and originally published by the Baptist Record.

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