Reclaiming Glory: Revitalization and Replanting in a Bi-vocational Setting
We regret to say that we must cancel the Reclaiming Glory: Bi-vocational Dinner event for Thursday, July 26th. Our keynote speaker, Mark Clifton, has a situation beyond his control that will require him to be in Kansas City on Thursday morning. Therefore, he will not be able to get to Louisville in time for the event on Thursday evening. We apologize if you had made plans to attend this event but assure you that we value your ministry greatly and will be looking to provide other opportunities for you in the future.
If you have not already registered for the evening with Mark on Friday night, please do so. Friday is open to all and will be a great time of encouragement and inspiration. Your spouse is welcome and there will be childcare through kindergarten age. I hope to see you on Friday, and as always, please let us know how we can better serve you and your church.
Here is your link to rsvp today: http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=it7rvf6ab&oeidk=a07efis4aa757f069de
John Mark Clifton is a pastor, church planter, church revitalizer, mission strategist, coach, and mentor to young leaders. He has planted numerous churches and most recently replanted a dying urban core church in Kansas City, MO.
He has led in numerous national conferences on church planting and revitalization, consulted and coached leaders, churches and denominational entities throughout North America, and has taught in a variety of settings including colleges and seminaries.
Additionally, John Mark has served as a national and regional leader for church planting and missions. His experience includes serving as the lead mission strategist for the Kansas Nebraska Southern Baptist Convention, leading church planting efforts in the regions of North Metro Atlanta, GA, serving as a church planter in Montreal, Quebec, and as a Southern Baptist National Church Planting Missionary for eastern Canada and leading Southern Baptist church planting projects west of the Mississippi. John Mark has been planting, replanting and providing strategic mission leadership since 1978. 