Chris Rhodenhizer, Catalyst of the Local Center in Woodbridge, VA, encourages you to connect with other pastors in your area through an LCN Local Center. Reaching your city and making new disciples who make disciples is a challenge that you cannot meet alone. You need to work with other pastors in your community.
Joe Snyder of the Local Center in Conway, Arkansas shares about his involvement with his Local Center. Not only has he gained the support of dedicated pastors in his local community and across the country through LCN, his wife has found other pastors’ wives with whom she can connect as they support and encourage one another. Join a Local Center or start one in your area as we work towards the goal of becoming better disciple-makers.
Paul Dudley of One Community Church in Lynchburg, Virginia, shares about his experience at past Refuel conferences. Not only will you receive great teaching, you will also have the opportunity to share with pastors like you from across the country. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect, encourage and be encouraged.
Greg Wigfield, Catalyst of the Local Center in Leesburg, Virginia, encourages you to join a LCN Local Center. The purpose of the Local Center is to bring together and encourage pastors as they work together to fulfill the Great Commission. Pastors are busy and time is precious. The Local Center can enrich your personal life and your ministry as you come together with other Christian leaders to encourage and strengthen one another.
The next Local Center Leader Training will be in Richmond, Indiana on August 13-14. This is a valuable opportunity to discover what goes into launching and running a successful Local Center. This session will help potential Local Center leaders learn LCN’s strategy to make one million new disciples by 2025.
Gene Mims, Catalyst of the Local Center in Nashville, Tennessee, gives his insights on learning new disciple-making methods through LCN’s Local Centers. Local Centers provide a unique opportunity for pastors in a local community to gather together and discuss personal experiences with disciple-making. Pastors share with another, encourage one another and pray for one another. Local Centers also provide opportunities to bring in speakers on a variety of subjects, always keeping in mind the goal of making disciples who make disciples.