We wanted to remind everyone that we will be hosting a live webinar with Mark Lydecker from the North American Missions Board on this upcoming Monday, May 2 at 10:30 a.m. Mark will be discussing the Great Commission and how to help your students make it valuable and important in your ministry.
Mark has served in ministry as associate pastor, senior pastor, international student ministry missionary, and BCM director. He and his wife Lynn have lived in 8 states and now reside in Alpharetta, GA. They have one daughter, Lindsey Shaffer, who mobilizes student volunteers for the Baptist Convention of Maryland-Delaware. Mark is part of the new Mobilization team at NAMB with an emphasis on developing and deploying students to assist in starting new churches in key under-reached populations in the US and Canada.
We are excited to learn from Mark's wisdom and experience with getting students to be more intentional and proactive in sharing their faith.
For more information on how to join our webinar please visit the following site: http://collegiate-ministry.com/webinars
Mark has served in ministry as associate pastor, senior pastor, international student ministry missionary, and BCM director. He and his wife Lynn have lived in 8 states and now reside in Alpharetta, GA. They have one daughter, Lindsey Shaffer, who mobilizes student volunteers for the Baptist Convention of Maryland-Delaware. Mark is part of the new Mobilization team at NAMB with an emphasis on developing and deploying students to assist in starting new churches in key under-reached populations in the US and Canada.
We are excited to learn from Mark's wisdom and experience with getting students to be more intentional and proactive in sharing their faith.
For more information on how to join our webinar please visit the following site: http://collegiate-ministry.com/webinars
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