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Introducing:
How To Experience Successful Events
Every pastor knows the power and impact of Christmas and Easter. And we feel the pressure to really have great services those days and others. How do you practically lead and plan for such big days?
What is How to Experience Successful Events?
Ever wonder how you plan for big days and have them hit the mark you’re intending?
Want to experience growth as a result of the effort you put in to do a major church event?
Then this 4-part video series is for you. In it you will discover the step-by-step process for leading and planning all of your major church outreaches and events.
At a Glance...
Everything you could want to know, such as:
- Tips for thinking through everything to plan a successful event.
- What you need to do to start planning and be ahead of the game.
- What pastors need to think about as they lead during the event itself.
- The post-event follow-up process that will maximize your impact.
What's Included in this Series?
VIDEO TEACHING
ON-THE-GO LISTENING
OUTLINES
TRAINING MATERIAL
Four videos teaching practical steps to have successful events at your church. Watch the videos online or download them to watch anytime, anywhere.
Start planning your event while on-the-go. Each session contains mp3 downloads for your convenience.
Apply what you’re learning with fill-in-the blank outlines and discussion questions to go deeper.
Use this exact material to train your staff and volunteers or make it your own so that you’re the expert!
You can have a highly successful event that yields fruit after the event.
IN THIS SERIES YOU'LL DISCOVER:
"Thinking Through" to Plan a Successful Event
- The #1 thing to determine as you prepare for an event.
- Preparing for the various phases of the event planning process.
- How to identify your event objectives.
- How to ensure the event ties to the church's mission.
What You Need to Do to Start Planning
- How to effectively incorporate the creative process.
- How to plan with both creative and logistics peronalities.
- The role of innovation in your church events.
- The most effective way to get things done.
What Pastors Need to Think About as They Lead Events
- The role pastors play during the event itself.
- What to do if you don’t think the event is a success.
- An important key that will make for a great event.
- The most valuable thing pastors can say to their team.
Post-Event Follow-Up to Maximize Impact
- How to respond when things don't go as planned.
- The first question to ask after every event.
- Knowing the proper lens with which to view your event.
- Ways to debrief that don't stifle effectiveness and creativity for the future.
Hear What People Are Saying
"I have never seen as comprehensive presentation of how to do event planning for churches as what Brandon Lindell and Jonathan Hardy discuss in Strategic Event Planning. So well-done!"
- Ryan Wakefield
Social Church
“I am grateful that Leaders.Church has partnered with Brandon Lindell to provide this level of practical help to pastors and church leaders. Your events will be better and produce better as a result of watching this series.”
- Jen Obremski
Summit Park Church, Missouri
"KUDOS to Brandon Lindell in systematically walking pastors and church leaders through the nuances of dealing with the creatives and the bean counters when envisioning and paying for major church events like Easter and Christmas."
- Tom Mathew
James River Church, Missouri
"Brandon and Jonathan take the mystery out of a how you humanly prepare spiritual big events like Christmas and Easter. Well done!"
- Ronald Squibb, International Christian Center
"These guys do such a comprehensive job walking pastors through the nuts and bolts of planning major events."
- Tom Clegg, TomClegg.Com
Money Back Guarantee
If you’ve ever wondered how to have successful church events that have impact beyond the event itself, you’ve come to the right place.
If within 30 days of purchasing this video series you are not completely satisfied, we'll refund your money. We like to call it our "free look" policy.
- +1 (417) 344-1000
Introducing:
How To Experience Successful Events
Every pastor knows the power and impact of Christmas and Easter. And we feel the pressure to really have great services those days and others. How do you practically lead and plan for such big days?
What is How to Experience Successful Events?
Ever wonder how you plan for big days and have them hit the mark you’re intending?
Want to experience growth as a result of the effort you put in to do a major church event?
Then this 4-part video series is for you. In it you will discover the step-by-step process for leading and planning all of your major church outreaches and events.
At a Glance...
Everything you could want to know, such as:
- Tips for thinking through everything to plan a successful event.
- What you need to do to start planning and be ahead of the game.
- What pastors need to think about as they lead during the event itself.
- The post-event follow-up process that will maximize your impact.
What's Included in this Series?
VIDEO TEACHING
Four videos teaching practical steps to have successful events at your church. Watch the videos online or download them to watch anytime, anywhere.
ON-THE-GO LISTENING
Start planning your event while on-the-go. Each session contains mp3 downloads for your convenience.
OUTLINES
Apply what you’re learning with fill-in-the blank outlines and discussion questions to go deeper.
TRAINING MATERIAL
Use this exact material to train your staff and volunteers or make it your own so that you’re the expert!
You can have a highly successful event that yields fruit after the event.
IN THIS SERIES YOU'LL DISCOVER:
"Thinking Through" to Plan a Successful Event
- The #1 thing to determine as you prepare for an event.
- Preparing for the various phases of the event planning process.
- How to identify your event objectives.
- How to ensure the event ties to the church's mission.
What You Need to Do to Start Planning
- How to effectively incorporate the creative process.
- How to plan with both creative and logistics peronalities.
- The role of innovation in your church events.
- The most effective way to get things done.
What Pastors Need to Think About as They Lead Events
- The role pastors play during the event itself.
- What to do if you don’t think the event is a success.
- An important key that will make for a great event.
- The most valuable thing pastors can say to their team.
Post-Event Follow-Up to Maximize Impact
- How to respond when things don't go as planned.
- The first question to ask after every event.
- Knowing the proper lens with which to view your event.
- Ways to debrief that don't stifle effectiveness and creativity for the future.
Hear What People Are Saying
"I have never seen as comprehensive presentation of how to do event planning for churches as what Brandon Lindell and Jonathan Hardy discuss in Strategic Event Planning. So well-done!"
Ryan Wakefield
Social Church
“I am grateful that Leaders.Church has partnered with Brandon Lindell to provide this level of practical help to pastors and church leaders. Your events will be better and produce better as a result of watching this series.”
- Jen Obremski
Summit Park Church, Missouri
“KUDOS to Brandon Lindell in systematically walking pastors and church leaders through the nuances of dealing with the creatives and the bean counters when envisioning and paying for major church events like Easter and Christmas.”
- Tom Mathew
James River Church, Missouri
"Brandon and Jonathan take the mystery out of how you humanly prepare spiritual big events like Christmas and Easter. Well-done!"
- Ronald Squibb, International Christian Center
"These guys do such a comprehensive job walking pastors through the nuts and bolts of planning major events."
- Tom Clegg, TomClegg.Com
Money Back Guarantee
If you’ve ever wondered how to have successful church events that have impact beyond the event itself, you’ve come to the right place.
If within 30 days of purchasing this comprehensive resource you are not completely satisfied, we’ll refund your money. We like to call it our “free look” policy.