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Leading Your Team
Wednesday May 5, 2010 | Orange LeadersToday we’re highlighting a post by Michael Bayne, written last week at the Orange Conference. On Thursday morning, John & Nancy Ortberg talked about the power of team. Here’s part of what they shared: There is nothing more important than leading our team, but there is also nothing that frustrates all of us more than leading our team. Why?? […] Read more
Baby Dedication Celebration
Friday April 23, 2010 | Orange LeadersThis is a topic that is near and dear to my heart! It’s something that we’ve done for many years at North Point Community Church. We’ve watched Baby Dedication morph and grow into an event that now serves an even greater purpose in our ministry to families. Baby Dedication is more than a great party […] Read more
Q&A with Authors of The Slow Fade
Friday April 16, 2010 | Orange LeadersThere is a lot of buzz about the latest book by Reggie Joiner with Abbie Smith and Chuck Bomar, who wrote: The Slow Fade: Why You Matter in the Story of Twentysomethings. You can buy them online at the reThink store or at the Orange Conference in less than 2 weeks! Available from David C. […] Read more
Parenting Beyond Your Capacity
Tuesday April 13, 2010 | Orange LeadersReggie and Carey have teamed up to write a book on Parenting– orange style. They are also leading a breakout on the same topic. Click here to read a description of this time. Parenting Beyond Your Capacity will be for sale at the Orange Conference. Why not get it signed by these 2 dads and […] Read more
Leadership Versus Management: two distinctions?
Saturday April 10, 2010 | Orange LeadersChuck Bomar will be leading breakouts on College issues during the Preconference and Orange Conference 2010. Look for his bio and topics here. Leading something, anything, is not easy. There are so many decisions to make, thoughts to guide, and directions to head. Over the last 15 years I’ve learned a lot about what it […] Read more
Aligning Parents For a Vision of Family, Part Two
Friday April 9, 2010 | Orange LeadersHere’s the second part of a guest post by Andy Tilly, Orange Conference breakout speaker. From an inside standpoint, I will say that for many families the church for far too long has been the last resort for help instead of the first. Many times the church leaders end up being crisis counselors instead of […] Read more
Aligning Parents For a Vision of Family
Thursday April 8, 2010 | Orange LeadersToday we’re spotlighting another Orange 2010 Breakout Speaker— Andy Tilly. He is on staff at Cross Timbers Community Church, a multi-campus church based in Argyle, Texas, as the Director of United Students & CT Kids. Check out what he has to say both in this post and on his video. Perhaps one of the most […] Read more
Helping Parents Embrace Spiritual Weirdness
Tuesday March 23, 2010 | Orange LeadersWhen it comes to parenting teenagers, I think “awkward” is one of the best descriptors. In fact, I think many parents give up on trying to engage spiritually with their teenager because of this exact feeling—it just feels weird. As parents, it can feel weird to pray with their teenager, unnatural to ask them what […] Read more
Required Reading for Creatives & Storytellers
Monday March 22, 2010 | Orange LeadersToday’s a guest post from Dan Scott. Click here to read others in his great series on storytelling. There are several books that I find myself continually going back to for different reasons. I would say that at this point, all of these should be required reading (or skimming) when it comes to creativity and […] Read more
Don’t Waste Your Time Partnering With Parents
Monday March 1, 2010 | Orange LeadersWhen it comes to partnering with parents, as student ministries there are a number of ways we can end up wasting our time. We can waste our time in 1. how we communicate and 2. what we say to our parents. One of the things we’re learning is that information often gets tuned out, but […] Read more
