Why we're going to the 2011 LifeWay Girls Ministry Forum and You Should Too...

2011

January 26

By Laura Reynolds

The 2011 LifeWay Girls Ministry Forum is sure to be one of the best girls ministry training events this year. We are excited to attend and we don't want you to miss out!

Pam Gibbs, LifeWay's Girls Ministry Specialist, blogged about the top 5 reasons one should attend this years conference. But we wanted you to know the top 8 reasons we've chosen to attend.

1. Girls ministry gurus

Pam and her team have created an all star line up for the event. It is an incredible opportunity to learn from women who have girls ministry experience, wisdom, and insight.

2. Training for girls

This is an unparalleled opportunity for leaders and girls with leadership potential to receive quality training. Plus what teenage girl wouldn't enjoy a weekend with her friends and a slumber party at a hotel!?!

3. Leadership development

Any woman you bring along will be challenged to continue (or to begin) working alongside you in girls ministry and grow in her ability to be effective in this ministry.

4. Networking

Girls ministry is a challenging task - We can learn from, encourage, and strengthen one another as we work to reach girls for Jesus!

5. Key resources

Who isn't constantly looking for new quality resources to effectively reach girls? The forum will serve as a filter and a guide in this process.

6. Fresh ideas

If you are anything like me, your limited creative juices need a boost from time to time.

7. Encouragement

It's easy to "grow weary in doing good." Come be encouraged from others who've been there.

8. Renewal

There's nothing like a weekend away to refocus on Jesus and the mission He's called you to!

Don't delay in signing up! www.lifeway.com/girlsforum

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