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Grand Slam Event

FINAL DAY TO REGISTER and PAY NO FEE!

Children’s Ministries Grand Slam Event
A Unique, Training Experience for Children’s Ministry Leaders and Volunteers

Are you looking for a great way to train the children’s ministry workers in your church? Have we got the EVENT for you!

Designed especially for children’s ministry workers, Sunday School teachers, and anyone interested in connecting kids to the Father, the CHILDREN’S MINISTRY GRAND SLAM EVENT is sure to challenge and equip every member of your team.

Topics include: Connecting with the Coach, Evangelizing Today’s Child, Creatively Teaching Bible Truths, Getting Kids Involved in the Game...and much more

The fun and learning begins Saturday, February 9, 2008 at the Lakemoore Church of God of Prophecy (Morristown, TN) from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Advanced Registration is FREE (when received by 1/31/08) / $20 At-the-door. The Lakemoore Church will be providing lunch and the state Children’s Ministries will be providing the training materials.

A promotional poster and the registration form are attached to this email. Hurry and register your entire team for this great training event. (Registration must be postmarked by February 1). You can even EMAIL your registration by responding to this message.

Shaun McKinley | shaun@twomckinleys.com

East Tennessee Director of Children’s Ministries
Church of God of Prophecy

1266 Brookfield Court NE
Cleveland, TN 37312
Phone 423.473.2694
Fax 423.473.2694
Email shaun@twomckinleys.com

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