Groups Matter
Groups Matter | November 9th | 9:00-3:00
Revitalize Your Sunday School. Strengthen Your Church.
Healthy churches are built on meaningful relationships, intentional discipleship, and groups that connect people to Christ and one another.
Join us for the Groups Matter Conference featuring Ken Braddy, one of the nation's leading voices in Sunday School and small group ministry. Whether your church has thriving groups or you're looking for a fresh start, this conference will provide practical ideas, biblical encouragement, and proven strategies to help your group ministry flourish.
If you've been asking...
How do we reach new people through Sunday School?
How do we keep our groups healthy and growing?
How do we develop new leaders?
How do we create a culture of discipleship in our church?
...this conference is for you.
Meet Ken Braddy
Ken Braddy has spent decades helping churches strengthen their discipleship ministries through healthy Sunday Schools and small groups. As a pastor, author, speaker, and longtime leader in discipleship ministry, he has encouraged thousands of churches to see groups not simply as another program, but as one of the primary ways people connect, grow, serve, and make disciples.
You'll leave with practical ideas you can implement immediately—regardless of the size of your church.
Who Should Attend?
This conference is designed for:
Pastors
Sunday School Directors
Small Group Leaders
Discipleship Pastors
Church Staff
Ministry Volunteers
Anyone passionate about helping people grow in Christ
What You'll Gain
Fresh vision for the importance of groups
Practical strategies to strengthen existing classes
Ideas for reaching new people and assimilating guests
Tools for recruiting and developing leaders
Encouragement from someone who understands the challenges churches face today
Whether your church calls them Sunday School, Life Groups, Bible Fellowship, or Small Groups, one thing is certain:
Groups Matter because people matter.
Join us as we invest in one of the most important ministries of the local church.