This session will overview a process and discuss the steps needed for healthy, Kingdom-minded churches to partner with struggling churches to help them thrive again with renewal, health, and vitality for Jesus.

Planting a church comes with some unique challenges. If you are not prepared, these challenges can harm you, your family, and your congregation. I’d love to share what you as a planter should expect in the next 10 years.

Saved people are sent people! God wants to use YOU to make an impact on the advance of his Kingdom in your local community. Come explore ways to be more intentional about sharing the Gospel and making disciples where you live, work, and play.

If somebody’s first experience with your church was watching your livestream, what would they think? Are you afraid they might turn it off because it sounds so bad, never giving your church another chance? This breakout will help you learn to enhance the sound quality of your church’s livestream.

Join us for a simple and straightforward discussion on bringing renewal to declining churches hosted by our own SCBaptist practitioners. Bring your pen and your questions, and let’s get to work strengthening God’s church in South Carolina.

Making disciples and serving poverty impacted communities can’t be done alone. What would it look like for your church to partner with Gospel-centered churches in these nearby communities? Join us as we talk about the purpose and the practical steps of this type of partnership.

A breakout for ministry leaders who aim to love, guide, and produce good leaders through biblical truth and worship to Jesus.

Discover how to effectively reach your community. In this breakout session learn how MissionInsite uses data to help you understand your neighbors and tailor your outreach. Gain practical insights to make disciples, plant churches, and fulfill the Great Commission.

The goal of this breakout is to understand the needs of African Americans through missional, relational, and cultural curiosity.

How we navigate early conversations with spiritual seekers and new believers is crucial. Students are often overpampered and underchallenged in their spiritual journeys. As the body of Christ, we must boldly challenge them to embrace a faith that is deeply personal, highly costly, and abundantly joyful. Our initial conversations provide a prime opportunity to share