Mississippi leaders challenged to care for new members

The 2024 Impact Trainings occurred in five locations across Mississippi throughout August, focusing on the theme of “Building a Healthy Sunday School/Small Group Ministry” for church leaders, staff members and volunteers.
Impact Training at Longview Point Church, Hernando.
(Photo courtesy of the Baptist Record)

Mississippi leaders challenged to care for new members

The 2024 Impact Trainings occurred in five locations across Mississippi throughout August, focusing on the theme of “Building a Healthy Sunday School/Small Group Ministry” for church leaders, staff members and volunteers.

Ken Braddy, director of Sunday School and network partnerships for Lifeway Christian Resources, served as keynote speaker, alongside breakout leaders presenting various sessions for pastors and age-graded ministries.

“The Sunday School/Groups ministry is a key to the church’s disciple-making ministry, aiding believers in growing as disciples and the church in its growth,” said Dwayne Parker, Director of Discipleship/Sunday School of the Mississippi Baptist Convention Board.

To read full story, click here.

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

Share with others:

Facebook
X/Twitter
LinkedIn
Email
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Email

Related Posts

Persecution in India: A closer look at new legislation

What happened: India’s recently tabled amendment to its FCRA laws governing foreign donations to charities marked the most pressing threat to Christian ministries — and other non-profits — in recent years. It was also far from the only means by which the Hindu-first government has sought to repress religious minorities.