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FREE Workshop with TONY MORGAN @ Thomas Road in Lynchburg

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At Thomas Road Baptist Church (TRBC) September 10th with Jonathan Falwell author/leader/visonary Tony Morgan will lead a FREE "Killing Cockroaches" event (that is also the name of Tony's new book). Here are the details:

Who? – Designed for both church staff and volunteers.
Since it's free, bring your entire team.

What? - Two interactive sessions. The first will be on leadership development, particularly as it relates to building volunteer teams. The second is on finding focus in teaching, discipleship strategy and communications to reach people for Jesus and help them  take steps in their faith.
Both sessions will include plenty of time for questions.

When? - Thursday, September 10, 9:00 am to Noon

Where? – Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia

Want to join us? You can plan to attend for free, but you must register so we can prepare for your participation.

See you in a few weeks.  (THIS POST IS IN PART TAKEN FROM Tony's blog.)

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Unknown said…
I think I will go to this as well. Hope to see you there
August 25, 2009 at 11:03:00 AM EDT
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