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‘Real Women, Real Faith, Real Leaders’ conference set

January 12, 2006 By The Pathway

‘Real Women, Real Faith, Real Leaders’ conference set

By Cory Miller
MBTS Communications Director

January 10, 2006

KANSAS CITY – Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 5001 N. Oak Trafficway, will host the annual Women’s Leadership Consultation “Real Women, Real Faith and Real Leaders,” on Feb. 9-11. The conference is designed to offer practical advice and strengthen women who serve in volunteer or full-time leadership positions in their local churches.

“Highlighting the beauty of the Lord in the lives of women, this conference will strengthen and encourage women in their personal walk with the Lord and equip them to establish the work God has given them in their ministry,” said Denise Wilder, program coordinator for the event. “The conference will also allow women to network and meet with other women with similar ministry responsibilities offering valuable advice and resources of information.”

The annual conference rotates among the Southern Baptist Convention’s six seminary campuses and includes nationally-recognized speakers such as this year’s Kathy Ferguson, director of Women’s Ministries at The Church on Pinnacle Hills in Rogers, Ark.

Conference workshops will be led by nine guest speakers including: Rhonda Kelley, professor of Women’s Ministry, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary; Jaye Martin, women’s evangelism strategist of the North American Mission Board; Vivian McCaughan, Women’s Mission Union and Ministry specialist of the Missouri Baptist Convention; and Chris Adams, Women’s Enrichment Ministry specialist, LifeWay Church Resources.

Topics covered during the conference include:

• How to honestly live out real faith in the trenches of life

• How to overcome false notions in fulfilling ministry roles

• The Basics of Women’s Ministry

• Involving the Uninvolved

• Counseling Hurting Women

• Planning for the Future

• Developing Leadership Skills and Effective Teams

• How to Handle Criticism and Difficult People

The three-day conference begins Feb. 9 with registration from 4-6 p.m. Thursday evening’s general session begins at 7 p.m. Friday events will run from 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. with the final day Saturday sessions beginning at 8:30 a.m. until Noon.

Registration after Jan. 1 is $80. Group registration for 10 or more is $75 each after Jan. 1.

To register or learn more about the Women’s Leadership Consultation conference contact Denise Wilder at (816) 414-3770 or email dwilder@mbts.edu.

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