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The 6th National Conference for Midsize Congregations
Congregational Change is Personal: Meeting People Where They Are and Moving On
Nearly three hundred lay and professional congregational leaders met at the Hyatt Regency, Phoenix, AZ, from March 2-5, 2006, to ask and answer questions that are central to the well-being of midsize church communities. Some of the issues raised included what are we willing or not willing to do to encourage growth, what steps can we take to ensure financial stability now and in the years ahead, what methods of governing are the most effective, how do we nurture our many generations, and what is our place in the larger community.
Keynote Presentation
Worship
The following documents are in PDF format.
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The following documents are in PDF format.
- 1A Radical Hospitality: How to Attract and Retain Visitors
- 1B Staffing for Growth in the Midsize Congregation
- 1C Many Paths One Journey—Taking the Next Steps
1D From
Large MidSize to Small Large: Breaking Through Self-Defining Barriers
IE Deep & Soulful: Vital Youth Ministry
1F Transforming
Congregations: Transitions in Governance and Organization
1H Stewardship is a Personal Lifestyle, Not an Annual Church Event—Painless Person-to-Person Annual Budget Drive Workshop
2A Marketing 101 for Congregations
2B Goldilocks and the Three Boards
2C Congregational Identity and Board Effectiveness in a Multicultural World
2D Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara: The Congregation That Found Its Wings
2E Effective Adult Programs in the Program-Sized Church
2F Transforming Congregations: Transitions in Staffing Models (see 1F)
2G Spiritually Vital and Alive: Creating Inspiring and Contemporary Worship
2H What We Can Learn From the FCT Survey
3A Build it—They will Come!
3B Life Above the Plateau: Could Your Midsize Church Be Larger?
3C Inspired Faith, Effective Action
3D 1st Unitarian Church of Des Moines: 505 in ’05
3E The Consultation on Ministry to and with Youth
3F Spiritually Effective Decision Making
3G Transitions in Worship/Faith Development (see 1F)
3H Beyond the “Any Warm Body in the Eleventh Hour” Method of Nominating
4A The Uncommon Denomination: The Good News about Marketing Our Faith
4C Our Unfinished Journey
4D All Souls Church, Unitarian—Breaking Through to Large Church Size
4E Growth by Young Adults
4F Practicing Wholeness: Resources for Congregational Leaders
4G An Introduction to“Singing the Journey”
4H Umbrella Giving, Planned Giving and Endowments
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Last updated on Wednesday, September 10, 2008.
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