FL: 2018 Regional Assembly Registration Form

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Early Bird Event Registration Fees: Adults $45; Teens (13-18) $35; Children (up to 12) $25. T-Shirt included; Family Max $140 (4 members and above)
After September 1^st Registration Fees: Adults $55; Teens (13-18) $45; Children (up to 12) $35. T-Shirt NOT included (will cost $10) Family max $160 (4 members and above)
Adult or Youth Meal Package $70 (includes Friday All Assembly Dinner, Men/Women’s Breakfast, and All Assembly Lunch)
Child Meal Package: $45 (includes Friday All Assembly Dinner, Men/Women’s Breakfast, and All Assembly Lunch)

Adult Registration:

($55.00/ea.)

Youth Registration (ages 13-18)

($45.00/ea.)

Child (up to age 12)

($35.00/ea.)

Pre-Assembly Clergy Event

($30.00/ea.)

Family group Package (4 members or more) ($160.00)

Adult/Youth Meal Package

($70.00/ea.)

Child Assembly Meal Package

($45.00/ea.)

I would like to attend the following Workshops (no additional cost):

FRIDAY – 3:00-5:00 PM

Generosity Now (Bruce Barkhauer, Center for Faith and Giving)

SATURDAY – 11:00-11:45 AM – choose ONE in this time frame

Reclaiming Jesus: A Time for Civil Discourse (Linda Kemp-Baird, DeLand)
21st Century Church Technology and How to Use It (Michael Junkroski, Naples)
Learn about the different types of software and hardware available for church use, from projection to
accounting. Bring your general tech questions to learn more about email, websites, blogs, and anything
else you’re curious about!
Deepening Your Spiritual Practice (Mareda Kennedy, Brandon)
It has been said that we are spiritual beings on a human journey. We want to stay aligned with God's
heart and will, and yet we often don't give time to nurture our spirits to be fully aware of God's living
presence in us and in our world. At this workshop we will explore and experience spiritual practices to
help us nurture our spirits.
Disciples 101, English / Spanish (Erin Cash, Lexington Theological Seminary)
Are you curious about what makes Disciples different? Come and learn about what Disciples hold most
dear! This workshop will give you an overview of where we came from and who we are.
What Does the Bible Really Say about Stewardship? (Bruce Barkhauer, Ctr. of Faith & Giving)
Need some tips on simplifying your life and learning some good stewardship practices? This is the place!
(fits individuals and congregations)
Unlearn Leadership: The Methods, Mentality and Madness You Must Change to be a Kingdom Leader Terrell McTyer, Dir. Of New Church Ministry, Indianapolis
It’s time to break the rules about church leadership in order to hear and obey God with a sense of radical abandonment. Dare to let go of common and comfortable misconceptions and sacred cows to shoulder spiritual and prophetic leadership in our rapid-changing world.
Young Adult Session 1: Leadership from the Inside Out, BJ Barlow, Pacific Southwest Region
Developing vision for service is best done when we truly understand our gifts in leadership. This session will guide participants to identify their strongest assets as leaders. Those who attend will leave with a renewed sense of self and tools to develop a more vibrant Church.

SATURDAY – 1:45-2:30 PM – choose ONE in this time frame

Poor People’s Campaign
Come and find out how you and your congregation can be involved in this movement to overcome
systemic racism, poverty, ecological devastation and the war economy. This movement was originally
started by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., renewed by Rev. Dr. William Barber II, and supported by our 2017
General Assembly.
Stronger Together: Multicultural Worship and Theology (Michael Junkroski, Naples, & Milca Rivera, Deltona Iglesia)
Join us for a presentation and discussion about the different ways we interpret and celebrate the story of
Jesus, communion, baptism, and the power of being “a priesthood of all believers,” in all God’s glorious
diversity.
Worship and Wonder (Mary Beth Harper, The Retreat)
Looking for a powerful program for “children’s church?” Children Worship & Wonder creates space and
opportunity for children to experience God and the stories of God within a loving community. This
workshop will allow adults to experience Children Worship & Wonder and develop a plan for implementing
it in their congregation.
Disciples 101, English / French Creole (Erin Cash, Lexington Theological Seminary)
Are you curious about what makes Disciples different? Come and learn about what Disciples hold most
dear! This workshop will give you an overview of where we came from and who we are.
Telling Your Church’s Amazing Story (Bruce Barkhauer, Center for Faith and Giving)
What does your congregation’s budget say about your mission and ministry? Come and discover what a
“Narrative Budget” looks like and what a difference it can make!
What Would a Church Planter Do?: A New Church Approach to Evangelism : Terrell McTyer, Dir. Of New Church Ministry, Indianapolis
You hear God’s call to plant a church to change the world. After much prayer, make the important next step to bring clarity and action by developing a Master Plan. Learn essential elements for effective church planting.
Young Adult Session 2: “Multigenerational Ministry that Works”, BJ Barlow, Pacific Southwest Region
Switching from a “needs-based” perspective of ministry to an “asset-based” perspective of ministry means engage the individual gifts of members across generations. This session will explore ways to bridge the gaps in our ministries. Worshiping, strategizing, serving, and playing are best done TOGETHER.

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