Rooted Conference - Advance Conference 2024

Friday Night: Advancing Together as Elders

Leading a church is stretching. This is because leading as part of an Eldership has the potential to create unique strains on cohesion and clarity. By its nature Eldership challenges us to think about how to lead in a way that keeps everyone pulling in the same direction while also keeping the priorities of vision and mission. Join us as we explore the depths of opportunities that Biblical Eldership provides and the depth of growth it encourages qualified men to pursue. This evening event is for elders/church leaders or anyone wanting to understand more about leadership in the church.

Saturday: Advancing the Mission as Leaders

Leadership can take many different forms in the local church. Few areas seem to test our sanctification more than being set apart to lead God’s people in pursuit of God’s purposes for the local church. Leadership raises all kinds of questions about godliness and growth and getting after a vision. This day event is for all those leading ministries in the local church or those who are growing towards that. It is designed to help us think through some of the paradoxes that Biblical leadership exposes in our hearts and in our thinking.

Speakers

  • Dave Harvey - President of Great Commission Collective

    Dave Harvey

    President of Great Commission Collective

  • Pete Greasley Senior Pastor, Christchurch, Newport

    Pete Greasley

    Senior Pastor, Christchurch, Newport

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    Scott Hamilton

    Harvest Glasgow

The Schedule

Saturday 29th April

Welcome & Registration

What are the keys to an Eldership's soul? by Dave Harvey

Break

What can turn Eldership sour? by Pete Greasley

Panel Discussion / Q&A

Close

Sunday 30th April

Welcome & Registration

Leadership Paradox 1: Weak is Strong by Dave Harvey

Break

Leadership Paradox 2: Thorns Provide Grace by Scott Hamilton

Lunch (bring a packed lunch)

Panel Discussion / Q&A

Leadership Paradox 3: Losing is Gaining by Pete Greasley

Close