by EPC Admin | Nov 8, 2018 | College Ministries, Events, Global Movement, Leadership Development, Student and College Ministries, Student Ministries, Uncategorized, World Outreach
High school and college-aged students—as well as their leaders—have multiple opportunities in the coming months to be encouraged, equipped, and challenged to dig deeper into the God’s Word and His heart for the nations. For more information about any of these...
by EPC Admin | Oct 22, 2018 | Church Administration, Events, Leadership Development, Resources, Uncategorized
At the first of two EPC Executive Pastor/Church Administrator Roundtable workshops held this fall, veteran church communicator Mark MacDonald discussed the importance of strategic, intentional communications to a local church’s efforts in effectively reaching its...
by EPC Admin | Aug 24, 2018 | Leadership Development, Presbytery News, Uncategorized
Moderators of the EPC’s 14 presbyteries met at the Office of the General Assembly in Orlando, August 23-24. Among the topics of discussion were successes and challenges in each presbytery over the past year, initiatives for the coming year, as well as sharing...
by EPC Admin | Jun 19, 2018 | General Assembly Meeting, Leadership Development, Uncategorized
In the 2018 Leadership Institute seminar Being a Public, Media-Friendly Evangelical in the Trump Era, Carmen LaBerge described how she got involved with national media as a resource they could call on to provide Christian perspective. “I went to the meetings of the...
by EPC Admin | Jun 19, 2018 | General Assembly Meeting, Leadership Development, Uncategorized
In the 2018 Leadership Institute seminar Discipleship in Student Ministry, Meg DeHaven discussed ways to invest in student ministry volunteer leaders. “Be creative in how you invest in your leaders. It’s not always spiritual discipleship, but it can be as simple as...
by EPC Admin | Jun 19, 2018 | General Assembly Meeting, Leadership Development, Uncategorized
In the 2018 Leadership Institute seminar Discerning the Spirits, Sharon Beekmann described several methods that Satan employs. “One of the ways Satan works is as a tempter,” she said. “Satan does not always tempt us to do things that are inherently evil, but he does...
