Next Generation Leadership

The days are fleeting of the hero solo youth pastor. Many student pastors see their roles expand to encompass all Next Generation ministries in the church. With ministry to families growing as a priority, we should aim to build better partnerships with parents and equip leaders to be better disciple-makers. This breakout will help leaders make that transition and show you why it’s essential not to ignore the importance of kid’s ministry in the church and how to effectively build a team to focus on equipping families.

LEADER:  Patrick Gillen, Executive Pastor of Family Ministries, First Baptist Church Simpsonville, SC

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Youth Ministry Conclave is an annual leadership event in cooperation with eight state conventions. Each year we provide a training event for youth pastors, leaders, and volunteers. Corporate worship, breakout sessions, and networking are designed to equip and rejuvenate your youth ministry team.

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