Church Planting Update And A Conference
Posted By Aaron Marcelli on June 8, 2010
Last weekend Katy and I finished our church planting school. Thanks to all of you who have sent encouraging emails and messages via facebook!
Though we are still early in the game, we are being aggressive in pursuing any opportunities that could get us into Chattanooga or having us better prepared once we get there. I have looked into a few job options up in C-town. We are attending a one day conference for church planters later this month. And I’m counting on my book selling half a million copies so I can quit work.
Ok, so maybe the last one is not very likely. But we will be doing fundraising soon so we can minister full time and get plugged in to the city of Chattanooga. So if you know of anyone with a generous heart, the resources to give, and a love for the people and souls in Chattanooga, please shoot me an email! I plan on being intentional about building relationships with those who could partner with us in this way.
I also hope in the next year to put myself under the mentoring of some guys who have been successful church planters. One of those is Michael Lukaszewski. Michael planted Oak Leaf church in Cartersville and is a great leader. For real, you need to follow his blog and his twitter account as I think he always has solid and interesting things to say. Michael and his staff are leading a one day conference for church planters and their teams. By being just one day, June 26th, and costing just $10, the Oak Leaf team is going out of their way to make this a user friendly resource for church planters in Georgia.
The conference is called nuts and bolts and if you would like information or to go with Katy and I, just click on the link or email me.
I’m looking forward to the conference Michael!
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Aaron –
I have asked a new friend to follow you on this blog. You and he share interest in this area. It is my opinion that you should meet. Anyway, if you want, hi name is Al Allison, his e-mail address is
al@northshore1.org