For our gospel did not come to you in word only, but also in power, and in the Holy Spirit. – 1 Thessalonians 1:5a
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Gospel Doctrine is intended by God to produce Gospel Culture: A culture of goodness and grace. The church is the showcase for Gospel Culture. Our churches are to be spaces that are distinct from the culture around us— places where the love, grace, and goodness of God are continually on display.
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The church is an entirely different kind of community from anything the world has to offer, “a colony of heaven in a country of death,” as Eugene Peterson said. Gospel Culture lived out in our churches is the way the world will see and experience the goodness of God that we proclaim through Gospel Doctrine.
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Creating Gospel Culture is vital to the church’s witness and mission. If we fail there, we will largely “unsay” what we’ve said through Gospel Doctrine. Join us as we take a deep dive into what Gospel Culture looks like and how we can better cultivate that culture to the glory of God and the good of people made in His image.
from this year’s 2022 Calvary Chapel + CGN Conference
Brian Brodersen Invites You
The Exhale (A Night of Worship)
The first evening of the conference will be a time to reflect, connect with God, and respond to Jesus’ offer to “come to me if you are weary, and I will give you rest.” Please join us Sunday, June 26, 7:00–9:00 PM.
Engaging Dialogue Panels with Attendee Involvement
Our panels will cover a variety of issues involving the church today.
Featuring a Variety of Speakers from Around the Globe
Tony will be teaching at 1:00 PM on Wednesday, June 29, at this year’s conference. His topic is titled, “The Gospel from Cover to Cover.” We are excited to hear from Tony about the central point that the Gospel is a Person—Jesus Christ. Tony aims to encourage other ministry leaders to preach the Gospel from cover to cover, no matter where you are in the Bible. We look forward to seeing you there!
Children’s Ministry
We are excited to offer Children’s Ministry this year at the conference! Bring your whole family, and enjoy a time of refreshment for you and your kids, as they will be able to enjoy fun activities and games, but most importantly, hear from God’s Word.
Building and Cultivating Relationships
- Lunchtime Conversations (Connection and Fellowship, Networking with other Conference Attendees Facilitated by Our Speakers)
- Local Connectors Meet and Greet
- Mission and Methods Podcast
- Wednesday Barbecue Lunch
- Morning Prayer Sessions
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check out our lineup of 2022 speakers, featuring leaders from around the world. click on an image to learn more.
Dominic Done is the founder of Pursuing Faith and author of "When Faith Fails" and "Your Longing Has a Name." With a master’s degree in theology from the University of Oxford, he has served as a professor at George Fox University and as a pastor in Portland, Oregon; North Carolina; and Hawaii.
Ray Ortlund graduated from Wheaton College with a Bachelor of Arts, from Dallas Theological Seminary as a Master in Theology, from The University of California at Berkeley with a Master of Arts, and from the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, as a Doctor of Philosophy. Ray was ordained into the Christian ministry by Lake Avenue Congregational Church in Pasadena, California, in 1975. He taught Old Testament and Semitic Languages at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, Illinois, from 1989 to 1998. His primary ministry through the years has been as a pastor–in California, Oregon, Georgia, and Tennessee. Ray has published eight books. After planting Immanuel Church in Nashville, Ray was named Pastor to Pastors from Immanuel upon his retirement. He is the president of Renewal Ministries and a founding member of The Council of The Gospel Coalition.
Dr Amy Orr-Ewing is an international author, speaker, and theologian who addresses the deep questions of our day with meaningful answers found in the Christian faith. Amy is the author of multiple books, including "Where Is God in All the Suffering?" and bestselling, "Why Trust the Bible?" Over the last 20 years, Amy has given talks and answered hundreds of questions on university campuses around the world. She has also addressed Parliamentarians in the Speakers Rooms, at Chapel at the UK Parliament and staffers on Capitol Hill, and at the West Wing of the White House. Amy is interested in the intersection of questions of meaning and faith with the marketplace, education, leadership, and policymaking.
Tony Clark is the senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Newport News. After boot camp, instead of starting a life with his new bride, Tony received military orders to be stationed in Okinawa, Japan. Going to this foreign land was more than an overseas adventure because it was here that he made a life-changing God commitment. He thrived in this newfound relationship and began learning about the Bible. It was in Okinawa that the Lord revealed to Tony that one day he would become a pastor.
Pancho Juarez is currently the pastor of Calvary Chapel Montebello in California. He believes that Jesus Christ is the only answer and hope for this dying world. It is this belief that led Pancho to teach others about Christ.
Pancho received most of his biblical servanthood and training while attending Calvary Chapel in West Covina, California. Pancho joined the church leadership but eventually felt called to go back to the hometown of his youth to minister to his community. He started a home fellowship group that grew to over 200 members. With so many people attending, they decided to move to a larger facility: a converted barn.
A year later, this growing congregation needed even more space and moved to a local high school auditorium. It officially became a church on July 12, 1992. In July of 1995, the church took another turn and moved to a 98,000 sq. ft. warehouse. Two years later, the property officially belonged to Calvary Chapel Montebello.
The church has grown to more that 3,000 adults and 1,000 children, with enough activities to keep the church open all week long. Pancho is supported by his wife, Millie, and his five children: Jasmine, Bianca, Alexandria, Sebastian, and Zoe.
Tim Chaddick is the Pastor for Preaching at Reality Ventura and Founding Pastor of Reality Church London and Reality LA. A native to California, Tim's first ten years of church-planting ministry started as the Lead Pastor of Reality LA in 2006, a thriving church in the heart of Hollywood, before planting Reality London in the UK in 2016. In 2021, Tim returned to California to take up the Pastor for Preaching role at Reality Ventura.
These churches are a part of the Reality family of churches, a movement committed to relational church planting and serving the broader body of Christ. Tim's first two books, "Better: How Jesus Satisfies the Search for Meaning" and "The Truth about Lies," were projects that came from lessons learned while living and pastoring in urban areas. Pastor Tim and his wife Lindsey care deeply about the ministry of the local church and seek to devote themselves to helping churches begin and flourish in their mission to share and reflect the Gospel.
Doug Sauder has served as the lead pastor of Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale and its regional campuses since May 2014. Before his role as lead pastor, he was a founding member and president of 4KIDS and an associate pastor at Calvary Chapel since January 2000. As a former educator, youth pastor, and foster parent, he is a passionate advocate for kids in crisis and author of the book, "The One Factor: How One Changes Everything." He also serves as a leading voice in Church United, a movement of gospel-centered, city-focused churches in South Florida uniting for the sake of one mission.
Nick Cady is the lead pastor of White Fields Community Church in Longmont, Colorado. Before moving to Longmont in 2012, Nick spent 10 years in Hungary as a missionary, pastor, and church planter with Calvary Chapel. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Theology from the University of Gloucestershire (UK) and a master’s degree in Integrative Theology from the London School of Theology. Nick is the author of "Theology for the People," a blog and podcast discussing the intersection of theology and culture. Additionally, Nick is on the steering committee of the Expositors Collective, an organization that exists to equip and mentor the next generation of Christ-centered preachers. He also serves as a Local Connector with Calvary Global Network and recently developed Cultivate, a program to assess, train, and deploy new church planters and missionaries.
Brian Brodersen is the senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa, the president of the Calvary Chapel Bible College, and the director of Creation Fest (UK). He is the featured speaker on the Back to Basics radio program and the director of Creation Fest (UK). Brian is extensively involved in missions and church planting around the world.
Richard Cimino is the founding pastor of Metro Calvary. After eight years as the high school pastor at Costa Mesa and 13 years as lead and teaching pastor of CC Grass Valley (Crossroads Community Church), Richard sensed a tremendous burden to start a Bible study in the city of Roseville, California, as an outreach of CC Grass Valley (now called Metro Calvary). Richard has a deep love for God’s work in the UK and Brazil and is engaged in regular outreach and discipleship in both places.
Bill Buffington is the senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Inglewood. His life is a walking testimony of the freedom and deliverance made available through Christ Jesus. He is passionate about the transforming work of the Gospel, especially in the inner city.
Jeff Gipe was the lead pastor of New Creation Huntington Beach, previously Newport Coast Lighthouse, for 15 years. For five years following his graduation from the SOM in 1994, he taught two home Bible studies, served as a high school counselor, and was the surf coach for Calvary Chapel High School. In 2003, Jeff was asked to serve over the college and career ministry at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa. During those two years, the Lord began to prepare him to plant a church in Newport Beach. Jeff currently serves on the executive leadership team for CGN. He and his wife of 42 years recently relocated to Tennessee from Orange County, California.
A. Clay Worrell is a native Californian who spent the first eight years of his adult life as a missionary in Ireland where he planted a Calvary Chapel in Waterford City. For the next seven years, he lived in the San Francisco Bay Area where he served as the lead pastor of Calvary Tai-Valley in Pleasanton, California. He is now the COO and Executive Director of CGN.
Mike Neglia is the lead pastor at Calvary Cork located in Cork, Ireland. After graduating from Bible College in Siegen, Germany, in the summer of 2002, he served at Calvary Cork as a full-time missionary youth outreach coordinator/assistant for two years before taking over as lead pastor. Mike also channels his passion for Christ-centered expository preaching by serving on the steering committee of Expositors Collective and hosting their weekly podcast.
Jordan Taylor, M.Div., has been a pastor at Calvary Wallingford since 2011. He recently transitioned to Executive Pastor at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa. Previously Jordan was an assistant pastor at Calvary Fellowship in Mountlake Terrace and director of Calvary Chapel Bible College Seattle.
Wayne Taylor is the founding pastor and has been the lead Pastor of Calvary Fellowship Seattle for 41 years. During this time, God used their church to help plant over 50 churches, about half locally, and half globally. Recently, Wayne has transitioned to be an itinerate Bible teacher, a support minister to the church, and Director of Calvary Chapel Bible College Seattle.
Aaron Campbell is the lead pastor at Antioch Christian Fellowship located in metro Philadelphia. Serving Philadelphia’s major universities and drug-and-gang communities alike for over 15 years. He is the author of "Eyes That Seen Plenty"—a memoir chronicling his journey of juggling the inner-city “fast life” and the Ivy League while searching through some seven different worldviews before finding the truth in Christ.
Nate Holdridge has served as pastor of Calvary Monterey since 2008. Calvary’s vision is to see Jesus famous, and Nate teaches and writes with that aim at nateholdridge.com, especially focusing on men and pastors.
Brian (Char) Brodersen is the associate pastor at CCCM. Char has spent the last 13 years pastoring a small church in Northern California. Char is very passionate and convicted about lifelong learning and is currently enrolled at Western Seminary for his MABL. He has a deep passion to see the church live out the life of Jesus and to put the kingdom of God on display.
Kellen Criswell M.A. currently serves as Global Strategist of Calvary Global Network and calvarychapel.com. He is the primary host of the CGN Mission & Methods Podcast. Previously, Kellen has served as a worship pastor, assistant pastor, senior pastor, church planter, missionary, and Bible college instructor.
Joel Turner is the teaching pastor at Mountain Spring Calvary Chapel. Prior to the Lord’s calling him into the ministry, Joel was a comedian in western Canada. After coming to Christ, he entered into full-time ministry in North Carolina and later moved home to plant a church in Calgary Canada. In 2017, Pastor Joel felt the call of God to strengthen the churches and do the work of an evangelist through various speaking engagements in Canada, the USA, and Europe.
Phil Metzger is the lead pastor at Calvary San Diego. He was the senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Budapest, as well as the ministry director of Calvary Chapel Bible College Europe in Vajta, Hungary. He has served as a full-time missionary since 1998. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he oversees Calvary church plants throughout Eastern Europe, Ethiopia, and Nigeria. His heart and ministry is focused on making disciples and seeing the church impact the world for Christ. He would like to see more churches planted in order to bring the Word of God to the lost.
Tommy Cota is the lead pastor of Hope Alive Church in Santa Ana, California. In Tommy’s young teenage years, the life he was living led him into darkness and ultimately 5 1/2 years of prison time in the California state prison system. It was during this time that his wife, Diana, began praying for him, and soon after his release in January of 2000, he surrendered his life to Jesus Christ. Tommy was so excited to live his life for the Lord that he enrolled in Calvary Chapel’s School of Ministry, and after graduating in 2004, he was brought on staff as an assistant pastor at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa.
Gerry Breshears has been a professor of theology at Western Seminary since 1980. In addition to teaching and lecturing at a number of colleges and seminaries around the world, he speaks in many churches. He works in leadership in the Evangelical Theological Society nationally and regionally. He is co-author of "Vintage Jesus," "Death by Love," "Vintage Church," and "Doctrine" with Mark Driscoll. He is an elder and a member of the preaching team at Grace Community Church of Gresham, Oregon.
John Bonner is the founder and director of Calvary Chapel Bible College Peru, and the senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Hosanna in Cajamarca. He has served in missions ministry with Calvary Chapel for 40 years in the US, Mexico, Costa Rica and Peru.
Manolo Matos is the pastor of Calvary Lima, located in Lima, Perú.
Brenda Leavenworth serves as the Reliance Women’s Director and has a heart and passion to see women develop a deeper understanding of God’s Word and cultivate a sincere, lifelong relationship with Jesus Christ. As an author and speaker, she feels privileged to write many Bible studies and travel to share God’s word globally. Brenda graduated from Calvary Chapel University with a bachelor’s degree in Biblical Studies and is currently working on her master’s with an emphasis in Christian leadership.
Cheryl currently oversees the Joyful Life women’s Bible study at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa. Cheryl is a frequent speaker at women’s retreats and conferences around the world. She has written several books with Harvest House Publishers. It is her joy and privilege to minister biblical truths to women of all ages.
Josh founded Haven City Church in 2017. Prior to planting Haven City Church, Josh was an assistant pastor at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa serving under Brian Brodersen.
Rod was saved in 1985 at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa, and in 1990 God called him to serve at the Calvary Chapel Conference Center in Millstatt, Austria. Thus began 15 years of serving in Eastern and Western Europe. In 2005, he and his family of five moved back to the States where he served as the director of the Calvary Chapel Conference Center in Murrieta, California, until January 2019. During that time, he also served as the pastor of a local church called Cross Culture Ministries. Now he and his wife Zuza are living in Italy, again as full-time missionaries, full of vision and expectation for God to do great things.
Elyse Fitzpatrick holds a certificate in biblical counseling from CCEF (San Diego) and an M.A. in Biblical Counseling from Trinity Theological Seminary. She has authored 25 books on daily living and the Christian life. Elyse loves to proclaim the good news of the gospel: That Jesus, the Second Person of the Trinity, perfectly obeyed all the Law in our place, suffered in isolation and agony as punishment for our sin, died, and then rose again, all for our justification. Her latest book is Jesus and Gender: Living as Sisters and Brothers in Christ.
A frequent speaker at national conferences, she has been married for over 40 years and has three adult children and six really adorable grandchildren. Along with her husband, Phil, Elyse attends Grace Bible Church in Escondido, California.
our 2022 artist lineup. more to come, click on any artist to read their bio.
The Seattle-based band Citizens has been breaking molds since their shotgun birth in 2011. Forming just months prior to their debut EP, "Already Not/Yet," Citizens found quick endearment in the hearts and ears of people worldwide with their energetic alternative hymn arrangements. As their friendship grew, so did their storytelling. Original songs sung out of overflowing wells of joy and dark depths of pain began to surface and the full force of Citizens began to really take shape. Citizens has never just been any one thing. Over the years they have received a welcomed embrace in a variety of genres primarily attributed to their commitment to honesty. While every song has not always found itself in the spaces of corporate church singing, Citizens has stayed true to telling the stories of God’s grace in their life. It’s always been about writing for more then just the Christian’s but for the world to hear and know that they are loved no matter what.
Originally from San Diego Ca, Adam Dobbs is currently the Executive Pastor and worship leader for Calvary South Denver in Littleton Colorado. Adam grew up serving and leading worship since Junior High when he first met his wife Christina. They have been married for 16 years and have 4 children, Eden, Asher, Micah, and Valor.
Reliance Worship is a diverse ministry of saints who love to glorify God with song. Formed several years ago at the start of a church plant led by Pastor Ted Leavenworth, our team and our sound has grown and evolved over the years in the city of Temecula, California. We released our first EP over five years ago and are working on a forthcoming live EP. We believe that worship prepares our hearts to study God's Word and that God's Word prepares our hearts to live out an obedient life of worship. In all things, we love Jesus and love His people.
each main session will consist of worship and a 30-minute teaching followed by a 50-minute interactive dialogue with panel conference guests.
sunday, june 26
5:00 PM – Check-In/Registration
6:00–7:00 PM – Meet & Greet
7:00–9:00 PM – An Evening of Worship/The Exhale
monday, june 27
8:00–9:00 AM – Morning Prayer
9:00–10:00 AM – Session #1 Nick Cady
10:00–11:00 AM – Panel Discussion
11:00 AM–1:00 PM – Lunchtime Conversations
1:00–2:00 PM – Session #2 Pancho Juarez
2:00–3:00 PM – Panel Discussion
3:00–4:30 PM – Free Time/Networking
4:30–7:00 PM – Dinner Break
7:00–8:00 PM – Session #3 Ray Ortlund
8:00–9:00 PM – Panel Discussion
tuesday, june 28
8:00–9:00 AM – Morning Prayer
9:00–10:00 AM – Session #4 Dominic Done
10:00–11:00 AM – Panel Discussion
11:00 AM–1:00 PM – Lunchtime Conversations
1:00–2:00 PM – Session #5 CGN Executive Team Panel
2:00–3:00 PM – Panel Discussion
3:00–4:30 PM – Workshops
4:30–7:00 PM – Dinner Break
7:00–8:00 PM – Session #6 Amy Orr-Ewing
8:00–9:00 PM – Panel Discussion
wednesday, june 29
8:00–9:00 AM – Morning Prayer
9:00–10:00 AM – Session #7 Doug Sauder
10:00–11:00 AM – Panel Discussion
11:00 AM–1:00 PM – BBQ Lunch with U-Turn 4 Christ
1:00–2:00 PM – Session #8 Tony Clark
2:00–3:00 PM – Panel Discussion
3:00–4:30 PM – Workshops
4:30–7:00 PM – Dinner Break
7:00–8:30 PM – Session #9 Tim Chaddick
8:30–9:00 PM – Extended Worship with Special Guest: Citizens
Forty-five minutes of instruction, followed by 45 minutes of roundtable discussion: The “roundtable” portion of the gatherings will vary moderately and will include questions and responses, followed by dialogue with the facilitators and participants.
Tuesday, June 28
Cultivate: Church Planting Roundtable with Nick Cady and Team
Calling all church planters! Leaders of the Cultivate program will lead a discussion about the rich heritage of church planting in Calvary Chapel, and what we are doing as a network to encourage, assess, train, and support church planters.
Soul Refresh: How We Can Get Traction Again with Ray Ortlund
The Bible speaks of “newness of life” (Romans 6:4). But sometimes, our Christian journey can feel more like “stuckness in death.” How does our gracious, merciful, non-uptight Lord lift us from our “stuckness” into His newness? Let’s talk about it. Let’s be honest about it. Let’s dare to believe that our future can be better than our past. And it has nothing to do with us proving ourselves to God. It is all by His grace, and His grace alone!
How Does the Church Make Disciples? with Tim Chaddick
In the Bible, followers of Jesus are called Christians three times, believers 15 times, and disciples 235 times. Therefore, we need to understand what discipleship is and how it pertains to the whole church since it is so important to Jesus. In this workshop, we will debunk some myths about discipleship, explore what it is truly about, how leaders can structure the church for disciple-making, and help every member know their role within it.
Why Do I Need to Confess Sins? Jesus Already Paid for Them with Gerry Breshears
First John 1:9 says, “If we confess our sins,” to receive forgiveness. With a full biblical-theological understanding of sin and confession, this passage can bring astonishing healing to people’s lives. We’ll correct common mistakes like, “If we forget to confess sin, it means we are unforgiven,” on one side, and “This verse only applies to unbelievers coming to faith,” on the other.
When Faith Fails with Dominic Done
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Marriage & Family with Brian & Cheryl Brodersen
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Wednesday, June 29
You Need a Helper with Elyse Fitzpatrick, Cheryl Brodersen and Brenda Leavenworth
Into God’s good creation, the Lord said, “It’s not good for man to be alone.” So He made a helper that would be exactly what Adam needed in order to fulfill God’s commands and flourish. In this workshop, we’ll consider why the man needed a helper, what a helper is, the surprising ways this help is seen throughout the Bible, and how you can begin to access the help God has provided.
The What, Why, and How of Sabbaticals with Ted Leavenworth, Nate Holdridge, and Conor Berry
In this workshop, we will explore the various types of sabbaticals, case studies supporting their necessity, and the practical steps for their planning and execution. You will discover the Biblical foundation of sabbatical rest, the physiological and spiritual benefits of sabbaticals, and the practical steps to help you and your board implement a strategic plan for sabbaticals, to the glory of God and the health of the church.
Current Cultural Issues with Amy Orr-Ewing
In our cultural moment, there are a number of large-scale shifts in thinking that we as churches need to track with if we are to be faithful to the Great Commission of Jesus. In this workshop, we will explore two in particular: Deconstruction and the “Intersectionality Thinking” that undergirds many of the challenges and opportunities facing us in the mission of the church.
Preaching Gospel Culture with Mike Neglia, Nick Cady, and Tim Chaddick
The tone and content of our pulpits play a vital role in establishing the culture of our churches. In this workshop, they will discuss practical steps in relation to sermon preparation and delivery, as well as philosophical approaches to vulnerability, honesty, and the role that confession plays in creating church ecosystems of Gospel Doctrine and Gospel Culture.
Intentional Formation and the Sunday Gathering with Char Brodersen, Jordan Taylor, and Hannah Colt
Churches and church leadership face an upward battle, when it comes to forming and discipling people in the way of Jesus. Social commentators are currently talking about how significantly we are being shaped by technology, social media, and 24/7 news – we are being formed and “discipled” in a specific narrative about the world and our own place and purpose in it. Our responsibility is not to fight information with more information but with counter-formation in the way of Jesus. Since this is the case, we believe that we must be very intentional about each moment of the Sunday gathering – from welcome to close- in order to form our people in the way of Jesus. Please join us as we share about how we shape our most important gathering with Gospel intentionality.
Worship with Adam Dobbs
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CGN is excited about a new highlighted feature at this year’s conference. This will be a structured time frame in which you can join some of our conference speakers for an informal conversation over lunch on campus at CCCM with 20-25 other conference attendees who sign up for the lunchtime meeting. This will be an additional cost of $15. You can choose one lunch from the list below.
Monday, June 27
- Executive Pastors: Jordan Taylor and Adam Dobbs
- Dominic Done
- Brian and Cheryl Brodersen
Tuesday, June 28
- Gerry Breshears
- Tim Chaddick
- Tony Clark
Social Media Consultation/Jillian Saldana
If you are looking to improve your social media planning or expand your presence across more platforms, you can sign up for one of the open consultations with a Social Media Manager. We can help provide tools to boost your reach, organize your methods, and help you deliver better content, as you fulfill your commission as a church leader.
Leadership Coaching/Poimen Ministries
We provide a mentor relationship that helps you turn your God-given vision into action and avoid distractions. Are you doing what God commissioned you to do or do you feel held back? Identify your calling and make a plan that will move you forward through any season of ministry.
Developing Missionary Support/Jeff Jackson
Whether your church is already fully engaged in global missions or you’re thinking about a first step, it would be an honor to help you move things forward. I’ve helped church leaders understand and impart global missions vision, write missions policies, establish missionary care vision and structures, and establish or integrate short-term teams into a long-term strategy.
Church Administration and Pastoral Care/CGN Leadership Care/Coaching Task Team
We are available during the conference for consultation. This may include coaching in areas of logistics, staffing, board structure, budgeting, etc. Or confidential pastoral care for you or your staff.
Consultation with a Book Coach and Ghostwriter/Mary Pero
Are you thinking about writing a book? Do you have questions about how publishing works? Are you wondering if writing a book is the right step for you? Mary Pero specializes in helping authors navigate the writing and publishing process with ease. Mary will be available during the conference to answer questions, offer feedback, and provide strategies to help you take the next step on your writing and publishing journey.
Acts 19 Ministries/Paul Berry
How to ignite, or re-ignite, Holy Spirit power in your church. Are you missing the essential power of the Holy Spirit in your ministry? Do you feel dry and without a visional compass for your church or ministry? Come and get help tapping into what the Holy Spirit has been waiting to develop in your life and church. We help churches, ministries, and individuals get back to the foundational power of the Holy Spirit, how to develop Church Intercessory Prayer groups, how to choose the right Worship leader, and how to set your congregation on fire for Jesus.
Prophetic Prayer on Monday, June 27 and Tuesday, June 28
What you get:
– Access to conference, either in person or watching online (virtual access).
– After the conference, get all the archives of sessions, panels, interviews, and workshops, free to watch forever.
– Get access to the exclusive content package and a special collection of videos created by our conference speakers to dive deeper.
Pricing:
lodging
Ayres Hotel Fountain Valley
17550 Brookhurst Street
Fountain Valley, CA 92708
714.861.5170
Deluxe Guestroom $139 (single or double occupancy)
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Ayres Hotel Costa Mesa/Newport
325 Bristol Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
800.322.9992 (Ask for the Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa rate or refer to the Event Number: 14560)
Deluxe Guestroom $120 (single or double occupancy)
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DoubleTree by Hilton Santa Ana/Orange County Airport
201 East MacArthur Boulevard
Santa Ana, CA 92707
714.825.3333
2 Queen Beds or 1 King Bed $119
exhibitors
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book list
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CGN is a family of churches working together to proclaim the Gospel, make disciples, and plant churches.
We work collaboratively for Gospel-centered renewal, providing leaders with relationships and resourcing as we follow the way of Jesus. We’re committed to being a part of something bigger than just one church. We’re a family consisting of churches and ministries across national and denominational borders.
Together, we strive for the renewal of all things through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We believe the best way to do this is through providing relationships that will help disciples of Christ serve together and resources that will help disciples serve well.
Our mission is rooted in the core Great Commission emphases, which are the chief ways the church participates in the Missio Dei (mission of God). These emphases are: Proclaim the Gospel, Make Disciples, Plant Churches.
We work together for Gospel-centered renewal, providing leaders with relationships and resourcing as we follow the way of Jesus.
Want to know more? A great place to start is the CGN Mission and Methods Podcast.
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