The
ministry of recovery is about redeeming lives. As ministers and
recovery leaders, you work every day to help set people free from
the the power of addictions, the pain of abuse, and the effects
of wounds and losses. This is a daunting task. Because we understand
this, we have designed Recovery Conference 2010 just for you.
Set your calendars now for February 22-23, 2010, and plan to join us in Riverside, CA for two days of great learning and networking with the top Recovery Ministry leaders in the country. Here's what you will experience!:
Inspiration and motivation
by pastors, leaders and counselors who have seen God transform
their churches through the ministry of recovery
Opportunities to learn
how to start and sustain a recovery ministry along with practical
ideas and strategies to help develop a more effective ministry
for $179 per person
Reason #63 It's cold in Richmond.
It's REALLY cold in Missouri.
Connections with fellow
co-laborers who share your passion to reach out to those who
are broken with the message of restoration and hope
Reason #97 Youth Ministry Reason
#102 Fun.....
Exposure to a variety of
models and approaches to recovery
Contact with a number of
insightful authors, thought-leaders and practitioners
Access to books and materials
from recovery ministries around the nation
A Chance to earn continuing
education units (Additional $49.00 package includes all CEU’s
offered)*
Beautiful, sunny California
with the ocean, desert and mountains all around, not to mention
Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm and countless great museums
and attractions. (Should you choose to add a day or two to
your time)
Track #1: TrueFaced
Track #2: Starting and Sustaining a Recovery Ministry
Track #3: The Soul of Recovery
Track #4: Leveraging Community Resources in Recovery Ministries
Lord, Send Us the People Nobody Else Wants or Sees! (Jorge Acevedo)
Swamped (Matt Russell)
Recovery – It’s A God Thing (Teresa McBean)
No Band-Aids on the Battle Field! (Carolyn Miller)
TrueFaced (Bill Thrall)
Post Recovery Life Coaching: Consolidating Progress with Clarity and Purpose (Jeff Jernigan)
Laws of the Jungle: Principles for Creating a Healthier Recovery Culture (Rod Casey)
The Risks and Rewards of Recovery from a Sr. Pastor’s Perspective (Pieter VanWaarde)
Maximizing the Volunteer Experience (Don Simmons)
Recovery is for Kids, Too! (Linda and Dave Sibley)
Recovery Life Coaching: A Church Based Ministry That Works! (Greg Callow, Ron Hall, Irene Wood, Jessica Briggs)
Getting Started in Recovery Ministry (Jane Wolf)
Why Emotional Health is Essential for Spiritual Maturing: What is at Risk Really if We Fail to Process Emotions (Rod Casey)
The Darkside of Leadership (Pieter VanWaarde)
The Role of the Holy Spirit in a Recovery Small Group (Rod and Julie Casey)
Consider Celebrate Recovery... Keep it Simple (Scott Miller)
Discipleship That Works....12 Steps for Life Change (Scott Miller)
Healing the Addicted Brain (Hal Urschel)
How to Minister to those who Deal with Same Sex Attraction (Ann Markovich)
Psychobabble and the Church (Roy Ronveaux and Ron Hall)
Codependents in your church? Yes indeed! (Jim Cosby)
The Father Wound (Kathy Rodriquez)
Running in Circles (Kim Engelmann)
A Peak Inside: How One Church Collaborates with Mental Health and Community Resources Through It’s Recovery Ministry (Richard Grosse, Travis Collins, Teresa McBean)
Space is limited for our two
days together, and we anticipate that things will fill up quickly.
Reserve your spot today by registering now. We've held the registration
price down to just $179 per team member.
We encourage you to bring both staff and volunteer leaders to
join us! Register
here.
If you have any questions, please
contact us. We're happy to help out however we can!
*Recovery Conference 2010 meets the qualifications for 12 hours of continuing education credit for MFCCs and/or LCSWs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (#210386). The cost for 12 hours of CEUs is $49.00 (nonrefundable) in addition to the conference registration fee. A letter certifying attendance will be mailed to those who submit a continuing education form that has been validated by a conference CE monitor. CE monitors will be stationed at the doors of each presentation. To be eligible to receive credit, the prospective CE recipient must have been present during the entire session presentation. After the session and upon leaving the room, those desiring to have their continuing education forms validated by the monitor must submit a completed session evaluation from from the monitor and have their continuing education forms stamped with a Recovery Conference validation mark.