Jason Lineberger – Why Start an LCN Local Center
Jason Lineberger of Ignite Church and LCN’a Local Center in Greenville, North Carolina shares his experience in starting a Local Center. Attend a Local Center Leader Training where LCN’s leaders can equip and train you to build and grow a community of pastors in your local area. The training will walk you through the steps as well as provide you with the necessary resources to launch and run a Local Center.
Steve Markle – Local Center Training
Steve Markle of Sycamore Creek Church and LCN’s Local Center in Columbus, Ohio shares his experience in starting a Local Center. He attended a Leader Training where he gained firsthand knowledge on what the LCN Local Center experience is. Are you interested in starting a Local Center in your area? We are holding more training sessions this fall. You will attend two different Local Center gatherings and learn what it is like to build and grow a community of local pastors that love and support one another in the common mission of making new disciples for Jesus.
Ken Barner and Luke McClain – Why join a Local Center
Ken Barner and Luke McClain of Crossroads Ministries and LCN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania share their experiences with starting a Local Center. What an opportunity to minister to pastors in your local community as you work together towards the common goal of making new disciples for Jesus.
Gene Mims – Local Center
Gene Mims, Senior Pastor of The Gathering and Catalyst of the LCN Local Center in Nashville, Tennessee, encourages you to start an LCN Local Center in your area. What an opportunity for you to minister to the pastors in your area. Gather together to encourage and share one another’s burdens. Above fellowship and friendship, a Local Center can lead to meaningful Kingdom-impact.
Dave Farris – Encouragement to Join an LCN Local Center
Dave Farris, Pastor of Northstar Church of Pulaski and Catalyst of the Local Center in the New River Valley in southwest Virginia, encourages you to join an LCN Local Center. LCN Local Centers are formed to serve the specific needs of the pastors in that local community. The New River Valley Local Center brings together pastors of small churches in rural areas, many of whom may be the sole person on staff. The Local Center allows them to share ideas and resources for making new disciples. It also serves as a venue for pastors to pour into and support one another as they work towards the common goal of making new disciples for Christ.