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JANUARY 19, 2018

WELCOME

Thank you so much for being a part of E4 training this year! The Discipleship Team has worked many hours to make this night relevant and useful for you. I hope you come away with ideas and tools to better equip you to minister to people through Bible Fellowship. My prayer is that you at least receive two things:

First, I pray your passion is renewed. Romans 12:11 says, “Never be lacking in zeal, but keep your spiritual fervor, serving the Lord.” This is a command from God. Everything God wants us to do, every goal we want to reach would come closer to achievement if we stayed obedient to this understanding. Motivation is 90 percent of almost everything. And, verse twelve even explains how to maintain zeal, “Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.”

Second, I pray you remember that what we do is worth the work. My grandfather, proud of his quip on work, likes to remind me, “It’s good for you.” Luke 5:1-11 records the story of the disciples fishing all night. At the end of the night, they were exhausted; but it doesn’t seem that working all night tired them as much as working all night and catching nothing. When we enjoy the adrenaline of fruitful labor for God, we can work and work and work. The joy of the Lord will be our strength (Neh 8:10).

The thing that wearies the soul is the feeling of not accomplishing anything significant. One of the truths I want you to take from E4 is that, when you give yourself to making disciples through Bible Fellowship, you are giving yourself to a worthy work. It should satisfy you, not exhaust you.

Bible Fellowship is a “backbone” organization, meaning it provides a firm biblical foundation and family connection for all members and regular attendees at Temple. It is the only organization that purposefully engages every single member and attendee. Because of the importance of the Bible Fellowship ministry’s huge task, it requires that ALL our leaders are skilled and trained to do an effective job. As Ephesians 4:12 explains, one of our chief goals is to be effective at developing our current and potential leaders. If we want our Bible Fellowships to make an impact on the church body and community, every leader must be at their best.

BRAD HODGESDiscipleship Pastor

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PRESCHOOL 6

CHILDREN 7

STUDENTS 8

STRUCTURE OVERVIEW 10

ADULTS 12

SPEAKERS 20

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6:00 PM ...................................... DINNER IN REFUGE

6:45 PM .............................. OPENING CELEBRATION(REFUGE/STUDENT WORSHIP CENTER)

7:30 PM .................................................... SESSION 1

8:30 PM .......................................................... BREAK

8:45 PM .................................................... SESSION 2

9:45 PM .......................................................... BREAK

10:00 PM .................................................. SESSION 3(MINISTRY AREA SPECIFIC

COMBINED SESSION)

11:15 PM ............................. CLOSING CELEBRATION(REFUGE: DOOR PRIZES

AND CINNAMON ROLLS)

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CHILDREN,

STUDENTSSESSIONS 1, 2, 3

PRESCHOOLSESSIONS 1, 2, 3

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SESSION 1MILKING THE MINISTRY: LESSONS FROM THE ARKANGIE BOYDSTUN | B253God used Noah’s Ark to teach important lessons. Just like the Ark has a mission, we need to recognize our mission in Preschool Ministry. This ses-sion will help you examine how soundly built your ministry is – especially as it engages preschoolers to develop biblical literacy. And, since the Ark relied on planning and prayer, we’ll also take a look at how we use those tools (and more) in our ministry.

SESSION 2RINGING THE DINNER BELL:IMPROVING COMMUNICATION WITH PARENTSDR. ZACH ZETTLER | B251Truly connecting with families to make a genuine, enduring spiritual impact.

SESSION 3SEASONS:DEVELOPING A RENEWAL PROCESS FOR CONTINUALLY TEACHING GOD’S WORD WITH PASSIONLUKE JOHNSON | CHILDREN’S THEATER*Session 3 will be a combined session for all preschool, children, and student ministry leaders.

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SESSION 1RINGING THE DINNER BELL:IMPROVING COMMUNICATION WITH PARENTSDR. ZACH ZETTLER | B251Truly connecting with families to make a genuine, enduring spiritual impact.

SESSION 2SEEDS FOR SUCCESS:WHY DIDN’T THEY TELL ME THAT?ANN CLAIRE BENNETT | B218Helpful tips for classroom management, strategies for managing particularly disruptive or persistent negative behaviors, and a few things you should never do.

SESSION 3SEASONS:DEVELOPING A RENEWAL PROCESS FOR CONTINUALLY TEACHING GOD’S WORD WITH PASSIONLUKE JOHNSON | CHILDREN’S THEATER*Session 3 will be a combined session for all preschool, children, and student ministry leaders.

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SESSION 1TEACHER’S TACKLEBOX: DEVELOPING THE RIGHT TOOLSTO DISCIPLE TEENAGERS (TEACHERS) TROY HOBSON | B264

CHASING CHICKENS: LEARNING THE PURSUIT OF ENCOURAGEMENT (ENCOURAGERS)TRENIDY DAVIS | B254

SESSION 2PULLING WEEDS:A DISCUSSION OF COMMON TEACHING MISTAKES (TEACHERS)TRENIDY DAVIS | B254

PLOWING THE FIELDS:ENGAGING STUDENTS BASED ON THEIR POINTS OF INTEREST (ENCOURAGERS)JOHN AND SUSAN KEILHOLZ | B260

SESSION 3SEASONS:DEVELOPING A RENEWAL PROCESS FOR CONTINUALLY TEACHING GOD’S WORD WITH PASSION(TEACHERS AND ENCOURAGERS COMBINED)LUKE JOHNSON | CHILDREN’S THEATER*Session 3 will be a combined session for all preschool, children, and student ministry leaders.

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ADULT BIBLE FELLOWSHIP LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLESEVERY LEADER IS A MENTOR

Seek to replace yourself each year:A) Watch me do it B) Help me do it C) I’ll help you do it D) I’ll watch you do it

OBEDIENCE QUOTIENT IS ESSENTIAL IN ALL LEADERSHIP POSITIONSOur “Obedience Quotient” (i.e., closely following Jesus) is essential. “OQ” matters, more than our “IQ”.

CLASS DIRECTOR

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TEACHERSIN TRAINING

GATHER(OUTREACH)

SOCIAL EVENTS/ACTIVITES

LIFE GROUPSCARE GROUPS

MISSIONSCOORDINATOR

HOSPITALITYCOORDINATOR

MEN’S/WOMEN’SCOORDINATOR

PRAYERCOORDINATOR

GROW(INREACH)

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CORE BIBLE FELLOWSHIP STRUCTURE:

BIBLE FELLOWSHIPSTRUCTURE OVERVIEW

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CLASS DIRECTORThe primary leader and developer of the Bible Fellowship class

TEACHER(S)The primary Bible instructor of the Bible Fellowship class

TEACHER IN TRAININGThe apprentice Bible instructor of the Bible Fellowship class

SUPPORT COORDINATORThe primary administration, communication & technology coordinator who helps the whole class to function.

GATHER LEADER (OUTREACH)Focuses on gathering prospects and guests into the Bible Fellowship class

SOCIAL EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES COORDINATORPromotes and organizes social events and activ-ities that gather the class, guests, and prospects

HOSPITALITY COORDINATORIn charge of hosting, greeting, and rolling out the red carpet at events and activities that gath-er the class, guests, and prospects

GROW LEADER (INREACH)Focuses of growing members through life-change to become Fully Developing Followers of Christ and focuses on connecting and caring for every class member and guest

LIFE GROUPS & CARE GROUPSStrategically organizes Life Groups that focus on getting everyone organized into authentic, relational, accountable discipleship groups that multiply. Care Groups stay in touch with everyone who is in the class but not in a Life Group yet.

MEN’S COORDINATORPartners with Men’s Ministry to focus on spiri-tual vitality of the men in the Bible Fellowship class with a focus on discipling New Believers one-on-one.

WOMEN’S COORDINATORPartners with Women’s Ministry to focus on spiritual vitality of the women in the Bible Fellowship class with a focus on discipling New Believers one-on-one.

GIVE LEADER (MISSIONS/SERVICE)Focuses on mobilizing members to give their lives away through prayer, service projects, and missions

MISSIONS/SERVE COORDINATORPartners with Missions Office to promote and organize service projects, mission trips, Adopt-A-Missionary, etc.

PRAYER COORDINATORPartners with Prayer Ministry to organize and train the class in the area of prayer

KEY TERMS: OUTREACH: Ministry that focuses on any individual who is not a member of a Bible Fellowship classINREACH: Ministry that focuses on any individ-ual who is a member of a Bible Fellowship classPROSPECT: A person who has visited a Temple on-site or an off-site event but has never visited a Bible Fellowship classGUEST: A person who has visited a Bible Fellowship class

ROLES/FUNCTIONSWITHIN EACH DIVISION

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SESSION 1A FARMER’S FAITH:A LEADER’S GREATEST CHALLENGETOPPER REID | WC232What is a leader’s greatest challenge in leading a small group? There are many dynamics that go into a successful Bible Fellowship; however, there is one that all leaders shy away from because of the pushback the leader gets from the group. This session will present a biblical formula, along with a proven recipe for creating new groups. This simple principle can dramatically impact your ministry!

SESSION 2RAISING UP FARMERS AND FARM HANDSBRAD GOWING | WC214Learn how to cast vision, to enlist and to develop leaders.

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SESSION 1PREPARING TO PLANTJAMIE O’DELL | WC226You reap what you sow! No teacher ever sets out to deliver a stale, dry lesson in their Bible Fellowship. In this session, we will look at how we can best leverage our preparation in order to deliver a Holy Spirit-infused, life-changing, “I want some more of that” kind of lesson to our group.

SESSION 2KNOWING YOUR FLOCK:TEACHING FOR TRANSFORMATIONTOPPER REID | WC232Understanding your teaching demographic makes teaching fun. This session will provide you with ample information about the adult learner; how he/she learns, teaching methods to best engage adults, and how to teach for life application.

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SESSION 1CROP CIRCLES:COMMUNICATING WITHYOUR BIBLE FELLOWSHIPTANNER CADE | WC228Staying connected with your group can be a challenge. When communicating needs, events, requests and coordinating people and groups, you need tools that are easy to use, yet, are efficient. Discover sever-al ways to communicate more effectively through your Bible Fellowship.

SESSION 2CHECK THE ALMANAC:MAKING SENSE OF YOUR RECORDSJESSICA ENGLE | WC236Your records are not just numbers; it is a ministry list. Learn how to read and use your records effectively. Discover new tools to support your Bible Fellowship.

15ADULTSGATHER | SESSIONS 1, 2

SESSION 1HEY Y’ALL:CULTIVATING SOUTHERN HOSPITALITYTULLOS AND LIBBY JONES | WC230Creating a warm, friendly, and welcoming atmosphere can transform your group and encourage guests to come back and connect! Learn different ideas and principles that will help you roll out the red carpet.

SESSION 2HOEDOWN THROWDOWNJAMIE O’DELL | WC226Don’t underestimate the power of a party to radically transform your Bible Fellowship’s life. Group growth happens through relationships. As your group relationally connects with others and members expand their relational influence, you will see exponential growth. People in the church and people outside the church are all looking to be connected with others.

16ADULTSGROW | SESSIONS 1, 2

SESSION 1CARING FOR SHEEP, DONKEYS, CHICKENS, AND OTHER CLASS MEMBERSBRAD GOWING | WC214Inreach, relationships, member care, and care groups are essential to your group’s growth.

SESSION 2KNOWING THE FLOCKHARVEY ELLIS | WC230Using Bible Fellowship to assimilate members of Temple. Help people get connected and be involved.

17ADULTSGIVE | SESSIONS 1, 2

SESSION 1EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES FOR SOWING SEEDSPHILIP SLUSHER | B220This session is for Mission Coordinators! You will be equipped with mission resources that will help you communicate how your Bible Fellowship can participate in every local, domestic, and international opportunity that will take place in 2018. Specifically, we will discuss our strategy for Missionary/ Partner Care.

SESSION 2PRAYING FOR PRODUCE: DEVELOPING A CULTURE OFPRAYER IN BIBLE FELLOWSHIPANDY ADKISON | B220Prayer is essential. Just as farmers rely on God to produce their harvest, we must learn to depend on God in prayer to see the fruit of our labor. This session will help you develop a practical strategy for building a culture of prayer in your Bible Fellowship group.

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SESSION 3SEASONS OF DROUGHT:AVOIDING BURNOUT TOPPER REID | CHOIR REHEARSAL ROOMIt is so easy to fall into a trap and begin to burnout. Burnout happens very slowly, over a period of time. Following these steps can add years of vitality and impact to one’s Bible Fellowship Ministry. Don’t burn out; burn bright!

“TO EQUIPHIS PEOPLE FOR

WORKS OF SERVICE,SO THAT THE BODY

OF CHRIST MAYBE BUILT UP.”

EPHESIANS 4:12

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ANDY ADKISONAndy is the Pastor of Preaching and Vision at Immanuel Church in Birmingham, Alabama. Andy is one of Temple’s first church

planting partners. He and his team have planted a vibrantly growing church that desires to make the real Jesus known in Birmingham and beyond. He is married to Melanie, and is the father of two sons, Jude and Drew.

ANN CLAIRE BENNETTAnn Claire is a retired public school teacher who taught children for thirty years in K – 2nd grade. AC is currently the Preschool

Director at Temple’s Learning Depot. She holds a BA Degree and MA Degree from The University of Southern Mississippi, and earned Na-tional Board Certification in Early Childhood Education in 2001 and National Board Re-certification in 2010. Named Hattiesburg District Teacher of the Year in 1995, and Lamar County Teacher of the Year in 2005, Bennett also received one of Mississippi Power’s 2005 Alan Barton teaching awards. She and fellow teacher, Ann Nelson, were recognized as 2008 Thad Cochran Arts Integration Teachers of the Year by the Mississippi Alliance for Arts Education. She and her hus-band, Chuck, have taught Bible Fellowship at Temple for too many years to count! AC continues to increase her skills and knowledge in the development of young children through attending local and state workshops, conferences, and achieving preschool credentials. She is also currently a member of the Pine Belt United Way’s Education Committee. The Bennetts have two sons, Alden and Field.

ANGIE BOYDSTUNAngie serves as the Preschool/Children’s Consultant for the Sunday School Department at the Mississippi Baptist Convention

Board. Before joining the MBCB, she served as a Children’s Minister in Arkansas and Mississippi churches. She loves developing leaders and seeing churches catch a vision for Children’s Ministry.

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TANNER CADETanner currently serves as the Media Director at Temple Baptist Church. He has previously served as the Video Director at Tem-

ple Baptist Church, and in 2011 he served as the first Media Director at First Baptist Church Bryan, Texas. With a background in commu-nication and broadcasting, Tanner has a desire to creatively deliver the Gospel in today’s technology driven culture. Tanner and his wife, Emily, reside in Petal, Mississippi, along with their two preschool age daughters, Adeline and Ava.

TRENIDY DAVISTrenidy served bi-vocationally as the Discipleship Pastor for two different Pine Belt churches for 10 years. In 2009, he was intro-

duced to the ministry of Freedom in Christ and in 2016 became the Mississippi State Director for Freedom in Christ Ministries. His pas-sion is to see “Christians” resolve spiritual and emotional conflicts that are keeping them from enjoying an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ. For 22 years, Trenidy has worked in the Information Technology department at Southern Company. He holds a Master’s Degree in Christian Education from New Orleans Baptist Theolog-ical Seminary and a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering Technology from Southern Miss. Trenidy and his wife, J.J., live near Sumrall with their three children: Lizzy (17), Ally (15), and TJ (11).

HARVEY ELLISHarvey attended Mississippi College, where he received his Bach-elor of Science Degree, and also attended New Orleans Baptist

Theological Seminary where he received his Master of Divinity. He also has experience with education and family/marriage therapy. Harvey served as a Student Pastor at Superior Baptist Church, First Baptist Church Tifton, and First Baptist Church Clinton. He also was a Youth Ministry/Discipleship Consultant at the Mississippi Baptist Con-vention before coming to Broadmoor. At Broadmoor, Harvey pastors new members and guests, provides pastoral care for members, and helps lead the Front Line Ministry Teams. Harvey has been happily married to his wife, Sonji, for 22 years. Together they have two high schoolers: Dailee and Walker.

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JESSICA ENGLEJessica is the Discipleship Ministry Administrative Assistant at Temple. She is a native of Hattiesburg, who has grown up at Temple Baptist

Church. Jessica has a passion for Jesus and His church, bakes incredible cakes, and is a genius at all things related to Temple’s database system.

BRAD GOWINGBrad was born and raised in Pensacola, Florida, and went to Samford University and New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. His journey

has taken him from Associate Minister of Recreation at Dawson Church Birmingham, to Minister of Recreation at First Baptist Church (FBC) Dothan, Student Minister at FBC Pensacola, back at Dawson as Minister of Recreation, and now Discipleship Pastor to Dawson. On this journey, Brad learned the true direction of a disciple of Christ; to love God while loving others and to equip the church. This is Brad’s goal at Dawson and in all things he does. He is married to Maile and father to two adorable daughters, Addison and Audrey. Brad enjoys coffee, running, hiking, and spending time with his family.

TROY HOBSONTroy is a seasoned Youth Minister who has served in Student Ministry for over 30 years! Troy is the epitome of a faithful servant to God. He

has led countless local and statewide mission trips, student camps, human-itarian aid projects, and has been highly involved in overseas missions. Troy is the current Associate Pastor at Salem Heights Baptist Church in Laurel, Mississippi, where he has served for over 20 years.

LUKE JOHNSONLuke attended college at The University of Southern Mississippi, earn-ing an undergraduate degree in Business Administration in 2005.

During his time at Southern Miss, he was a 3-year starter as punter for the Golden Eagles’ football team, earning All Conference USA and All-Amer-ican honors his senior year. After his time at Southern Miss, he spent 3 years at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, receiving his Masters of Divinity in May 2009. In 2006, Luke married the love of his life, Lauren Husbands, and they have spent time living in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Laurel, Mississippi, where they now reside.

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TULLOS & LIBBY JONESTullos and Libby have been married 43 years and have been in full-time ministry since 1982. Both graduated from The University of Southern

Mississippi. Tullos graduated from New Orleans Baptist Theological Sem-inary and Libby audited classes along with him. They have been in Music Ministry at several churches. The last church they served, Tullos was pastor for 10 years at Kona Baptist, Kailua Kona, Hawaii. Both, are now retired and members of The Orchard Bible Fellowship and serve as greeters, in prayer ministry, and teach Wednesday Night Equipping Classes.

JOHN & SUSAN KEILHOLZJohn and Susan have been active members at Temple Baptist Church since 2005. They have served in our Student Ministry in the encourag-

er role for seven years! They have an incredible love for our students and great ideas about how to encourage our students and students’ parents. We are thankful for their combined years of experience and look forward to hearing them share what God has taught them through this process.

JAMIE O’DELLJamie is the Minister of Education and Discipleship at First Baptist Church in Trussville, Alabama. With an average of over 900 adults in

57 groups, Jamie is passionate about growing leaders and teachers. He is married to Nikki O’Dell and they have two children, Lainey (10) and Cooper (6). He enjoys being outdoors golfing, fishing, and coaching, but there are not many times throughout the day that he does not have a cup of coffee in his hand.

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TOPPER REIDTopper is a leading church strategist who serves as the Vice President of Unlim-ited Partnerships’ Church Coaching Division. As a leading church strategist, Mr.

Reid has served as a Minister of Education for over 23 years. In his most recent church, Mr. Reid served for 13.5 years at Hunter Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala-bama where his Sunday School grew from 800 to 3,300 in attendance, with enrollment topping 8,000. A graduate of Samford University and Southern Seminary, Mr. Reid is nationally recognized as a frequent writer and seminar leader for LifeWay Christian Resources. He previously acted as the Sunday School/Church Growth trainer for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions, and Director of Church Development for Myrick, Gurosky and Associates (MG&A) in Birmingham, Alabama, where he served for six years. Mr. Reid is a husband, father of three and grandfather of six. He and his wife, Diane, live in the greater Birmingham area where Topper serves as Groups Pastor at Westwood Baptist Church.

PHILIP SLUSHERPhilip has served on staff at Temple Baptist Church for 16 years, currently serving as Missions Pastor. The Temple Missions Ministry is responsible for mobilizing the

Temple family in outreach, evangelism and missions. Philip’s passion is to help Temple members share Jesus with others. Prior to joining the staff at Temple, Philip served more than 15 years as a Financial Resource Developer and Social Services Program Development Director for The Salvation Army. Philip is a graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi and the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Philip is married to Cara and they have two children: Zach and Allison.

DR. ZACH ZETTLERDr. Zettler currently serves as the Equipping Pastor at First Baptist Church Biloxi. Over the past 15 years, Zach has served various churches in Tennessee, Texas,

and Mississippi as a Children’s Pastor. He has a passion for helping families connect home with the Gospel and believes God will use the family to fulfill the Great Com-mission. He also believes that families will be able to thrive in a church when they feel connected to individuals who speak into the lives of one another. In May 2013, Zach completed his Doctorate of Family Ministries from Southwestern Baptist Theo-logical Seminary and focused his project on writing a Bible study for parents of 5th and 6th graders to begin the conversations about sexual purity at an earlier age. Zach has been married to Laura for 10 years and is blessed to have two children, Lily (8, 3rd grade) and Claire (6, 1st grade). Together as a family, they love playing at Dis-ney World and family game nights! When you can’t find Zach in the office, there is a chance he might be down at the beach running!

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