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Orange County Orange County February 26, 2016 Radisson Hotel Newport Beach 4545 Mac Arthur Blvd Newport Beach, CA 92660 Our ministry is to make giving easy! WE HELP CHRISTIANS GIVE BY: • Cr eating an immediate income tax deduction • Pr oviding simple on-line records and grant making • Ac cepting asset gifts of all kinds • Su pporting family generosity with multi-generation Giving Funds OUR STAFF OUR BOARD Bryan Feller Jim Johnson, Chairman Bob Shank Executive Director Johnson, Hart & Dyson Barnabas Group and The [email protected] Master’s Program James Franklin Joe Eelkema Har-Bro Mary King Gift Advisor Steve Perry King & Co. Investment [email protected] Counsel LLC Sacred Harvest Foundation Terri Ponce de Leon Hilda Kennedy Director of Giver Services AmPac Tri State CDC [email protected] Chris Duncan Robert P. Fry, Jr. Convene Senior Gift Advisor [email protected] Jill Tilk Giver Services Support 19742 MacArthur Blvd, Suite 230, Irvine, CA 92612 [email protected] Phone: 949-263-0820 • Fax: 949-263-9129 www.NCFCalifornia.com THE BARNABAS GROUP ORANGE COUNTY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2016 Time Topic Presenter ________________________________________________________________________ 7:30 a.m. Breakfast 8:24 a.m. I Like Laughter 8:28 a.m. Opening Prayer Jim West 8:29 a.m. Announcements Jim West 8:36 a.m. The Master’s Program Steve Esser 8:39 a.m. Mustard Seed Ranch Ken McCall & Jennifer Page 8:55 a.m. Convene Summit & Update Greg Leith 9:01 a.m. Approaching the Line Alan Sears 9:26 a.m. Giving Children Hope Sean Lawrence 9:42 a.m. Convergence Bob Shank 9:44 a.m. Break 9:59 a.m. Giving Panel – Asking the Tough Questions Joe Eelkema 10:29 a.m. Praxis Dave Blanchard & Josh Kwan 10:49 a.m. Why TBG? Jon Voget 10:56 a.m Break 11:06 a.m. MAZE Magic Jim Munroe 11:23 a.m. Business as Mission Jim Seiler & Grant Van Cleve 11:28 a.m. Asian Access Joe Handley 11:44 a.m. Pioneers Steve Richardson & Mike Rufo 12:00 noon Lunch 1 Be equipped to excel as a Check out the dynamic speakers and artists already set for the ministry leader — Register today! Outcomes Conference in 2016: Dr. Greg Thornbury President The King’s College (New York, NY) Dr. Tony Evans Founder and CEO The Urban Alternative Dr. Michael Oh CLA Dallas 2016 April 19 – 21 Hyatt Regency Dallas at Reunion Executive Director/CEO Lausanne Movement The theme of the Outcomes Conference: CLA Dallas 2016 is “Perspectives.” Those perspectives are about more than CLA’s journey, they are about where we as Dr. Tim Elmore Christian leaders and organizations have journeyed together these past 40 years. President Growing Leaders In Scripture 40 years is significant. It often signifies a In 2016 Christian generation. During the Outcomes Conference we will celebrate the generation of brave pioneers who have Peter K. Leadership Alliance Greer gone before, and we will look forward to a future President & CEO (CLA) celebrates 40 generation of steward leaders who will impact the world Hope International years of equipping for Christ. We praise God for the successes. We thank God for Rich and uniting leaders Stearns challenges overcome. We think of the times we dared to President World Vision, USA to transform the aim higher. By following the leading of the Holy Spirit, we have together seen culture impacted in profound ways in world for Christ! the name of Christ. Dr. Doug Nuenke U.S. President Those perspectives are also about what is ahead. We The Navigators see today’s ministry challenges, and opportunities, and believe you were chosen to lead in just such a time as this. We look forward with excitement to what lays ahead Steve Douglass as together we pursue eternal Christ-honoring impact. President Campus Crusade for Christ The 350-plus hours of learning, and dynamic keynote speakers at this conference International/Cru will equip you to excel as a leader, as you pursue the vital kingdom assignment Ellie Lofaro you have been given. Author & International Speaker Heart Mind & Soul Ministries Kelly Minter Worship Leader, Author, Musician, Bible Teacher David Registration questions? Contact Bowden [email protected] Spoken Word Poet (949) 487-0900, ext. 118. www.OutcomesConference.org And more are yet to come… 2 We are encouraging all attendees to take lots of pictures at the meeting and post them on our Facebook page! Here's how! How to post to the "Page" from a cell phone Step one: Log into your Facebook app on your phone Step two: Use the search bar at the top of the page to find "Barnabas Orange County." Choose "Barnabas Orange County" with the TBG logo. Step three: Click on the icon of a camera with the word "photo" underneath. Step four: Tap the icon of a camera to take a new picture. (You may have a pop-up that asks permission for Facebook to access your camera - just hit okay) Step five: Take the picture Step six: Tap anywhere to tag friends or yourself. Type the name of the person you would like to tag. Step seven: Once you have taken your picture tap "use" on the top right. Step eight: You can add text to the picture by typing here. Step nine: Touch "Post" on the top right to post your picture. Stop Living Someone Else’s Life and Start Becoming who You are Meant to Be At one time or another, most of us have heard the expression “keeping up with the Joneses”, referring to a legendary family that has the world trying to keep up with them. They’re mentioned in tweets, movies, newscasts, articles, blogs, books, and more. They’re mysterious. They seem to be everywhere, but no one appears to have actually met them. Why is that? Too often we measure success by our accomplish- ments or the stuff we have accumulated. But life should be about so much more, like discovering who you are, why you are here, and the legacy you create. In Who Are the Joneses Anyway? you are led on your own “Joneses Journey”, asked relevant questions, and encouraged to be brave enough to seek the answers. The real-life approach and practical resources will help you get from where you are to where you want your life to be as you begin thinking less about your “what” and more about your “who.” WHOARETHEJONESESANYWAY.COM AVAILABLE NOW! + MANY OTHER RETAILERS 4 INSTRUCTIONS FOR FEEDBACK FORMS Drop each Feedback Form in the box with the ministry name on it at the check in desk as you leave General instructions: 1. Circle a number to help the ministry prioritize contacting you 2. Please write notes on this and turn it in if you were encouraged, challenged, or informed 3. Let them know what you liked and what they might have done better 4. List names and contact information on people they should connect with and why 5. Print or write legibly 6. It is OK to not give a form to each ministry What ratings mean in order of priority – PLEASE CIRCLE: 1 Very inspiring; not in my passion area 2 … 3 Please add me to your mail or email list; no need to call me 4 … 5 Contact me – I want to introduce you to folks who can help 6 … 7 Call me – no hurry; I have questions 8 … 9 Call me ASAP 10 I want to meet with you ASAP; I want to help 5 e harvest is plentiful... orange county March 15, 2016 BRIEFING Prepare Leaders to grow God’s Kingdom The Master’s Program is a three year, twelve session commitment that prepares Christians to nd their Kingdom Calling, maximizing productivity in their Kingdom service. This God-honoring lifestyle program will change your outlook from business success to Kingdom signicance. Achieve tness in the personal, family, profes- sional and Kingdom realms of life. The Master's Program will provide the direction and tools necessary to create balance, margin and focus in your personal and professional life in order to maximize your impact in God’s Kingdom. How you live life today - the choices you make for the Lord of the Harvest - will affect your eternity. Are you leveraging today to reap the benets of that day? Join us and other like-minded Christians in the opportunity of a lifetime. If you want to take the next step to creating greater value for the Lord Jesus, the Master, come to an Introductory Brieng Breakfast, be our guest at no cost to you, and let us serve you and help you discover your Kingdom Calling. Our next Introductory Brieng is 7:30-9:00am on March 15, 2016 at the Pacic Club, Newport Beach, California. Register at www.mastersprogram.org or contact Clara Esser [email protected] or 714-282-7707. 6 Orange County TBG Members Only ITALIAN DINNER NIGHT Meet new friends and visit with others in a casual, fun setting! Date: Tuesday evening, March 15, 2016 Time: 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Location: Crystal Cove Community Association Canyon Club, The Abalone Room, 22828 Reef Point Drive, Newport Coast, CA 92657 Meal: Delicious Italian food catered by Peppino’s includes: Mostaccioli Primavera with White Wine Sauce, Lasagna with Meat Sauce, Chicken Marsala, Caesar Salad, Bread and Butter! Drinks: Water provided – if you would enjoy beer, wine, or soda, please bring your favorite with you. Cost: FREE for Orange County TBG Members (spouse included) Attire: VERY Casual Maximum 64 attendees – reserve your space soon! REGISTER AT: orangecounty.barnabasgroup.org/future-events/ The annual Faith and Business Forum supports Christian leaders of excellence and integrity, encouraging Christ-centered leadership.
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