by Michael Bayne | Oct 25, 2011 | book review, family ministry, leadership, training
The methods of writing and sharing great ideas are changing now more than every. Technology is shaping how we get information and how we share information. Tony Morgan has published a series of ebooks that are free…yes free…and great resources for every...
by Michael Bayne | Sep 28, 2011 | family ministry, training
Yea I know I am a “student ministry guy” but after spending the past five years leading a family ministry team here at Grace Community Church I have had the blessing of meeting many amazing Children’s Ministry leaders across the country. Today the...
by Michael Bayne | Sep 27, 2011 | family ministry, team building, training
I am so blessed to serve with 2 lead pastors that are passionate about reaching the next generation. From day one almost five years ago we were on the same page. We began our leadership journey together trying to think orange and we all three went to the first Orange...
by Michael Bayne | Aug 19, 2011 | family ministry, Grace Community Church, training, volunteers
Every August our Family Ministry Team at Grace Community hosts a conference for our volunteers who work with kids called the Revolution Conference. There is never a perfect time for a training event. We never get “all” our volunteers there, but we believe...
by Michael Bayne | Jun 15, 2011 | family ministry, middle school ministry, Orange, training, youth ministry
One of the best parts of taking high school students to Bigstuf is the opportunity for our leaders to be trained by Reggie Joiner. Sure the teens are having an amazing week but when you get to add the chance for our leaders to be invested in for three days it takes...
by Michael Bayne | Feb 24, 2009 | church planting, training
This weekend was huge for GCC. We figured out how to train our set up and tear down teams! We have grown so fast it has been hard to get a handle on this MAJOR issue. It only took three years but I think we hit on something that works for us this weekend. Karen...
