Tag Archives: Napkin Conference

Justyn Smith took the stage again the second day of the conference to share 8 things he has learned from his lead pastor. I appreciated hearing his perspective after learning that of his pastor on the previous day.

Jim Wideman took the stage by storm in session 5 of Napkin. He is internationally respected for his leadership expertise and practical wisdom. Fellow blogger and highly respected children’s pastor Kenny Conley explains in more detail the blessing that Pastor Wideman is … Continue reading →

In session 4 of Napkin, Yancy Richmond spoke about leading children in worship. She cited one stat that by the time a person is 18 years old, he or she will have about 10,000 songs stored away in the memory. … Continue reading →

Ryan Frank of Kidzmatter was the third speaker at Napkin. He hit it out of the park with a session on pursuing excellence in ministry. Here are some of the insights he shared.

Just over 200 people attended Napkin 2o1o. They came from Australia, South Africa, Canada, and all over the USA. Over 200 like-minded children’s ministry leaders came to participate in a conference in which they were just as important as the … Continue reading →

Yesterday I arrived home from a few days in Las Vegas, Nevada where I had opportunity to meet and network with children’s ministry leaders and friends from around the world at the 2010 Napkin Conference. It was awesome! Pastor Justyn … Continue reading →

Tomorrow morning I will be flying to Las Vegas to attend the Napkin Conference. If you plan to be there, look me up! I am looking forward to networking with some of my blogging, twitter, and facebook friends, and even … Continue reading →

I am sitting in the Western Seminary library’s computer lab during my lunch hour. I am thinking about you, my blogging friends. Wouldn’t be nice if I could meet some of you at an event? Yes, I agree. It would … Continue reading →