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Making the Most of Promotion Sunday

Join this webinar with Nick, Kenny, and some friends as they talk about what Promotion Sunday looks like at their churches and how you can make the most of yours.

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Branding & Promo

We'll talk about some different brands/names for Promotion Sunday as well as key promotional tips as you communicate to parents

Communication Musts

Communication is critical with Promotion Sunday if you want to make the most of it, and we'll talk about how to do that strategically

Best Practices

Learn best practices from a variety of church leaders based on their years of experience in leading Promotion Sundays in their church

Practical Ideas for Two Big Wins

Two of the biggest wins from doing Promotional Sunday well are parenting with parents and gaining kids and students through the transition (as opposed to losing them if you don't do it well). In this webinar, we'll talk about how you can do both while creating a great experience for families and momentum for your ministries.

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Nick Blevins

Nick and his wife Jennifer have been married for nearly two decades and are blessed with their 3 kids. Nick serves on the leadership team at Community Christian Church and leads the NextGen Ministry staff team. Nick loves to help church leaders work on their ministry (not just in it) and he is a certified Church StratOp facilitator, helping churches walk through the proven strategic planning process of StratOp. He is the author of The Volunteer Playbook and you can find his writing, free resources, and weekly interviews with family ministry leaders at nickblevins.com.

Kenny Conley

Kenny, a 20-year veteran of kids and family ministry, has served as a NextGen Pastor and Children's Pastor in various churches, including Mariners Church (Irvine), Mission Church (Phoenix), and Gateway Church (Austin). His passion to see the next generation come to know and follow Christ propels him to constantly rethink how the church approaches ministry to kids, students and their families. Kenny loves to network and collaborate with ministry leaders around the world to push ministry to new levels. Kenny writes at iamnextgen.com and childrensministryonline.com.