Dare to Lead

April 12-13

DARE TO LEAD 2024

CHECK IN ON APRIL 11 FOR OUR APRIL 12-13 CONFERENCE!

WHAT/WHEN: Join us April 12-13, 2024 for a best practices conference, providing practical steps to take home to your ministry to implement today.

WHERE: KI Convention Center/Hyatt Regency, Green Bay, WI
St. Mark Room Block G-4VHZ
April 12 night only
Starts at $129/night
Ltd. availability, prices subject to change

2ND HOTEL OPTION: Hampton Inn "Downtown" Green Bay (directly next door)
April 11 & 12 nights
$119/night
Ltd. availability, prices subject to change

WHO: Ministry leaders and their entire teams (called, lay and volunteer)

CONFERENCE COST: $139 per person
Groups of 4 or more: $119 per person*
St. Mark partners - $89 per person*

*For discount code, text (920) 371-2250 or email [email protected]
You must enter each participant's emergency contact info and which 4 breakout sessions each will attend, when registering.

**All discounts must be applied at checkout. No refunds available.
Conference questions or problems ordering? (Email Darren at [email protected]

DARE to Lead 2024 Keynote Speakers and Topics

2024 KEYNOTE AND BREAKOUT SESSION SPEAKERS ARE SET!
CHECK OUT WHO'S COMING TO GREEN BAY.

DR. JAMES EMERY WHITE - The Hybrid Church

PASTOR TIM GLENDE - Intentional & Passionate – The 2024 Local Church

LORI LORIG - Unleashing the Spiritually Gifted

PASTOR BEN AND EZRA BLUMER - Reaching the Next Generation

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BREAKOUT SESSION SPEAKERS

Dana Kirchoff: The 6 Building Blocks of Ministry Marketing: A Blueprint for Connecting to More People in your Community

Jeff Engelbrecht: The S.E.E.K. Concept – A Biblically Based Approach to Church Safety and Security

Dr. Bruce Becker: Best Job Ever! Onboarding New Team Members without Sinking Them

Emily Schutte and Wendy Kuschel: Website Do's and Don’ts Workshop

Forrest Bivens: Finishing Strong (Senior Ministry) workshop

Pastor Ben Sadler: A Deeper Walk with Jesus: "From apathy to authenticity"

Dr. Brandon Steenbock: Do All Cyborgs Go to Heaven? The place of advancing tech in our homes and ministries.

Jennifer Berndt: Navigation of Gender Issues as a Parent.

Pastor Ben Workentine: Right Time. Right Place. Meetings that get the job done.

Jenni Schubring: Battling Burnout in Church World

Pastor Sam Jeske: Engaging Christianity Workshop

Meet our Keynote Speakers

Dr. James Emery White - The Hybrid Church
Dr. James Emery White - The Hybrid Church

Dr. James Emery White is the founding and senior pastor of Mecklenburg Community Church (Meck) in Charlotte, North Carolina. Meck began with a single family and has grown to more than 20,000 active attenders through our in-person and online campuses. Meck also experiences more than 70% of its growth
from those who were previously unchurched. Dr. White is the president of Serious Times, a ministry that explores the intersection of faith and culture and hosts churchandculture.org featuring his blog, a weekly podcast and a wide range of resources to serve the church; former professor of theology and culture at
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, where he also served as their fourth president; and author of more than twenty books that have been translated into ten languages. Among Dr. White’s many books are Gold Medallion nominees Serious Times and A Search for the Spiritual. His most recent releases are Christianity for People Who Aren’t Christians: Uncommon Answers to Common Questions, its companion titled After “I Believe”: Everyday Practices for a Vibrant Faith, and his latest book is Hybrid Church: Rethinking the Church for a Post-Christian Digital Age.

Pastor Tim Glende - Intentional & Passionate – The 2024 Local Church
Pastor Tim Glende - Intentional & Passionate – The 2024 Local Church

Pastor Tim Glende – has served as a WELS pastor since 1998 when he was assigned to serve a mission start-up in Urbana/Savoy, IL. In 2006, he was called to  as the associate pastor at St. Peter Lutheran in Appleton, WI. He is passionate about preaching and sharing Jesus and God’s Word in our ever changing world in both innovative and traditional ways that meet people where they are at.

In 2014, he advanced to a life coaching certificate and is currently coaching pastors. He currently serves as the lead pastor of 922 Ministries in Appleton, WI, which is a multi-site church with two campuses – Peter Lutheran Church & The CORE .  In his free time Tim enjoys working out, spending time with his wife Holly, and visiting their daughter & her family and their son who is in college.

Lori Lorig - Unleashing the Spiritually Gifted
Lori Lorig - Unleashing the Spiritually Gifted

Unleashing the Spiritually Gifted:  Every believer is spiritually gifted to make a unique kingdom impact and yet many don’t serve in connection with your church. Why? We’ll unpack what’s holding people back from serving, discuss your engagement process, and recognize the solution starts with you and your leaders’ mindset, attitudes, and behaviors. You’ll walk away with a better understanding of the spiritually gifted, culture, and clear steps for engaging, equipping and empowering members for ministry both personally and as a congregation.

Lori Lorig has coordinated volunteers for over 35 years. She served as the Member Ministry Coordinator at Trinity Lutheran Church in Crete, Illinois from 2008 – 2015. While on staff she developed a system to intentionally engage members in active ministry. Before she left, Trinity was worshipping 400 and 399 members were actively engaged in ministry.

 Now Lori serves as the Lead Consultant for Faith Unleashed Consulting. Lori and her team work with all size churches to create customizable, sustainable systems to involve more people in meaningful personal ministry for greater kingdom impact. Faith Unleashed provides customized consulting, individual and team coaching, and works to support and equip leaders with FUEL Your Leadership online training. Learn more at faithunleashedconsulting.com

Pastor Ben and Ezra Blumer - Reaching the Next Generation
Pastor Ben and Ezra Blumer - Reaching the Next Generation
Church leaders around the country are looking for answers to this question: How do we reach more young people? The truth is that our youth live at a unique time and they face unique challenges, but the thing they need the most remains unchanged: Jesus!  Ben and Ezra Blumer will speak from their youth ministry experience to grow your heart for discipling youth and give you some useful strategies to accomplish it.
Ezra is a first-year student at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary and has a passion for reaching the next generation with the Gospel. His experience with youth ministry includes: leading NXT GEN at NorthCross Church in Lakeville, MN, helping to launch an area Youth Night event that is now promoted all across the country through WELS, mentoring high school and college students as a small group leader, and serving on staff at Camp Phillip in Wautoma, WI.
Ben is the Lead Pastor at NorthCross Church in Lakeville, MN. He also has a passion for leading and equipping the next generation. Ben leads and oversees NXT GEN at NorthCross. His role includes mentoring the NXT GEN leadership team made up of college students. He is also on the team that creates the vision and resources for Youth Nights across the WELS.

2024 Breakout Sessions

SELECT 4 BREAKOUT SESSIONS PER PERSON WHEN REGISTERING. ONE DURING EACH BREAKOUT TIME SLOT

The S.E.E.K. Concept - Church Safety and Security

The S.E.E.K. Concept – A Biblically Based Approach to Church Safety and Security: The topic of safety and security in a church setting can sometimes be difficult; the mission of the church may seem to conflict with the goals of safety and security. This presentation shows churches how those missions and goals can work together to provide a safe worship environment for all. During the presentation, attendees gain will gain information about the following:

  • Utilizing one simple directive as your guide to balance the safety and efficiency of your church.
  • Goals and objectives of a church safety program
  • Organizing your church safety program
  • Situational awareness and de-escalation strategies
  • Strategies to respond to an active threat

Jeff Engelbrecht

Jeff has been in law enforcement for over 27 years and is still serving as a police officer with a large municipal police department in Northeastern Wisconsin. He is a lieutenant in the Operations division and is the department’s Emergency Preparedness Supervisor. His duties with the department have included: Patrol Officer, Field Training Officer, SWAT team member, Patrol Supervisor, and Field Training Supervisor & Coordinator. Additionally, as a member of the department’s Professional Standards division, Jeff was the Training Unit Supervisor, a Public Information Officer, and an Internal Affairs Investigator. Jeff is a former adjunct faculty member at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in Green Bay, WI, where he taught classes in the following areas: Defensive and Arrest Tactics, Firearms, Vehicle Contacts, and Professional Communication Skills. Jeff previously worked as a consultant and trainer for Blauer Tactical Systems. He was a member of the company’s Mobile Training team and conducted training in the United States and Europe. He has been a speaker at the Wisconsin Department of Justice Unified Tactical Instructor Updates and has been a presenter at the National Association of Field Training Officers Conference in Madison, WI.

Best Job Ever! Onboarding New Team Members without Sinking Them

Best Job Ever! Onboarding New Team Members without Sinking Them: The key to onboarding new members to your team is to have an organizational “Best Job Ever!” culture. A “Best Job Ever!” culture is a place where team members LOVE what they do, APPRECIATE who they work with, and CELEBRATE every team win.

Onboarding new team members without sinking them requires attention to the five principles of a “Best Job Ever!” culture—1) purposeful intentionality, 2) clear expectations, 3) attention to results, 4) candid accountability, and 5) mutual care and concern.

In this session, we will explore how to create a “Best Job Ever!” culture, examine proven strategies for achieving it, and identify practical tools for living it.

Dr. Bruce Becker

Bruce joined the leadership team at Time of Grace in March 2009. His past ministry experience includes serving as the lead pastor of two Lutheran churches and as a denominational leader responsible for providing ministry resources, training, and support to churches. He is a respected church consultant, public speaker, advisor, and published author. He has a professional doctorate in leadership and ministry management from Trinity International University in Chicago.

He has also served as a member of the Board of Regents for Wisconsin Lutheran College; the Center for Church and Change; chairman of a college president search committee; and a member of numerous commissions, committees, and task forces. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for The Lutheran Home Association.

Bruce lives in Jackson, Wisconsin, with his wife, Linda. They have been married for more than 40 years and have four adult children.

“Seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well” (Matthew 6:33).

Listen to Dr. Becker’s podcast, Bible Threads!

Website Do's and Don’ts Workshop

Website Do’s and Don’ts Workshop

Does your website need a refresh? Are you stuck, unsure how to improve it? In this hands-on workshop, Emily Schutte and Wendy Kuschel will share content-writing tips and tricks and walk you through how to streamline and simplify your website navigation. We’ll discuss how to design a user-friendly website with both your visitors and members in mind, and what you really need (and don’t need) on your homepage. Please be sure to bring your fully charged laptop and access to the back end of your website!

Emily Schutte

As the owner of Emily Writes, LLC, Emily Schutte helps organizations create outstanding written content. She specializes in clear, concise communications and has a background in strategic planning and marketing. She started consulting for St. Mark Ministries in May 2019 and has been managing its primary social media platforms since March 2020. Emily and her husband, Ryan, have one daughter, Nora, and are long-time members of the church’s Praise Team.

Wendy Kuschel

Wendy Kuschel is the Senior Communications Coordinator for St. Mark Ministries.  She came on staff in March of 2020, unknowingly, just a week before COVID struck. Little did she know that her first task would be helping shut down a large church!

She’s been a partner at St. Mark since 2006 and has 10 years’ experience working in a newsroom.  Wendy worked in the broadcast journalism arena as a producer, a live radio and TV news reporter, and as a morning news anchor at both WSAW-TV (Wausau, WI) and WFRV-TV (Green Bay, WI).  Before TV, she worked in radio news in Eau Claire, WI.

Her duties at St. Mark include our website (StMarkMinistries.com), social media, e-newsletters, digital and print event promotions, video production, and text messages.  For fun, she sings in the praise band!

Finishing Strong (Senior Ministry) Workshop

Finishing Strong (Senior Ministry) workshop: As we continue to live and serve into the future, we know that key aspects of our pilgrimage will continue: (1) feeding our spirits through ongoing use of the gospel; (2) caring for our bodies as God-given tools; (3) serving our neighbor within and beyond the congregation; and (4) mentoring family members intergenerationally. The precise nature of our future activities will vary, but under God our goal will remain to finish our pilgrimage strong.

Forrest Bivens

Forrest Bivens served in fulltime public ministry for 44 years. From 1971 to 1993 he served as a parish pastor in San Jose, CA and Saginaw, MI. From 1993 to 2015 he taught Dogmatics and Old Testament courses at the seminary. Since 2015 he has served as part-time administrator for the Pastor Partners mentoring initiative and supply preacher and teacher for congregations in the Milwaukee area.

A Deeper Walk with Jesus: "From apathy to authenticity"
A Deeper Walk with Jesus: “From apathy to authenticity”
“When a person can’t find a deep sense of meaning, they distract themselves with pleasure.”-Viktor Frankl  Humans were designed by God to be purpose-driven creatures. When we lose a sense of purpose, we give up on life. In this session, Pastor Ben Sadler will help us discover and connect with our purpose as we learn to have a deeper walk with Jesus.

Pastor Ben Sadler

In 2010, Ben began his ministry serving as a pastor to a Spanish-speaking congregation in Florida. Most recently, he spent five years as pastor at Goodview Trinity Church in Minnesota. His family includes his wife, Emily, and three children.

His passion is to help people know the love of Jesus and figure out what it means to follow Him. He’s convinced that God wants you to know His love, and he will do whatever he can to assist you in receiving this good news and live in it.

"Do All Cyborgs Go to Heaven?

“Do All Cyborgs Go to Heaven? The place of advancing tech in our homes and ministries.” Is AI going to take over the world? Are the robots going to replace our ministry work? Will all our kids become cyborgs? Technology is advancing quickly, and everyone is asking how we should or should not use it in ministry and life. In this session, we’ll look at biblical principles for keeping tech in its proper place, as well as some of the most innovative ways churches are using tech to advance the Gospel.

Dr. Brandon Steenbock

Dr. Brandon Steenbock develops opportunities for young adults to connect with the Gospel, to grow in their faith and knowledge, and to work for God’s kingdom. He leads programs for young couples and families, including Family Catechism. Brandon is married to Nikki, they have two boys: Athan and Paladin.

Brandon studied a year of Creative Writing at University of Washington, then studied Staff Ministry at Martin Luther College and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Ministry in 2006. In 2013 Brandon received his Master of Arts in Family Life Education from Concordia University – St. Paul, MN.

Navigation of Gender Issues as a Parent

Navigation of Gender Issues as a Parent: As parents, as professionals, as God’s kingdom, we are navigating new, emotional waters with our children.  We’ll be discussing how to support our children and near adults as they are bringing gender and sexuality questions, concerns, and agendas into their minds, our homes and relationships.  The focus of this discussion will be: building practical communication skills, utilizing Jesus’ model and direction and building/maintaining relationship with our children and our Loving Father.   The talks we have the opportunity to have with our children are not easy and are part of our mission as parents.

Jennifer Berndt

 

Jennifer brings in 15+ years of experience supporting, educating and working with the elderly population, families and children.  She brings her faith and compassion to work by displaying God’s grace and joy.  She desires to connect and incorporate purpose and perspective as an empathic pathfinder by hearing others’ stories and processing with them.  She offers support as she navigates with children and adults in their worlds of anxiety, depression, heartache, and past wounds.  Jenn’s heart is to continue her faith journey at Living Hope, a Christian, state-licensed mental health outpatient facility.

 

 

Right Time. Right Place. Meetings that get the job done.

Right Time. Right Place. Meetings that get the job done in the right amount of time with the right amount of people:

Pastor Ben Workentine

Ben joined the St. Mark Ministries team in 2018.  He had been planting a multi-site campus near Boise, ID before moving to the Green Bay area.  He started that work in Idaho after graduating from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary with a Masters in Divinity.

Now serving at St. Mark, he currently is the campus pastor for the Green Bay site, oversees all of the formal spiritual growth (discipleship pastor) at St Mark and works extensively with the newly formed online campus.

When not at church, you’ll find Ben tinkering in his shop working on some DIY project, enjoying time with his beautiful bride, Kim, and playing with his sons, Ezekiel, Maverick and Everett.

 

The 6 Building Blocks of Ministry Marketing: A Blueprint for Connecting to More People in your Community
The 6 Building Blocks of Ministry Marketing: A Blueprint for Reaching More People in your Community:  Our schools, churches, and ministries grow only with God’s blessing. As we seek to reach
more people, many opportunities present themselves to aid our earthly efforts: marketing
plans, branding (and rebranding), strategic planning, social media, new websites, Google
ads, enrollment funnels, demographic studies, program development, retention strategies,
open houses, community networking…to name just a few.
How do you know where to start? What are the best uses of your ministry’s precious
resources…and your team’s precious time? And which items are really necessary to reach more
people?
This presentation will simplify the process of marketing your ministry by
1. Breaking down the 6 essential building blocks of reaching more people in your community.
2. Providing a blueprint for the order in which to build these essential areas.

Dana Kirchoff

Dana has served schools, churches, and ministries across the country for nearly 20 years in the roles of strategic growth consultant, vice president of growth and marketing, and, at the beginning of her career, as a teacher. In addition to consulting and leading Blueprint Schools, she avidly presents, writes, and shares on social media on the subjects of organizational development, marketing, and growth.

Dana lives in Appleton, Wisconsin with her husband Ryan (Instructional Coordinator at Fox Valley Lutheran High School) and their two children.

 

 

Battling Burnout in Church World

Battling Burnout in Church World: Battling burnout is a conversation we say we are willing to have. However, do we actually know what we are battling and what the weapons are? In this session Jenni will get at the core causes of burnout and share practical and actionable practices to fight against burnout.

Jenni Schubring

 

Jenni is a facilitator of Transformational Discipleship, life coach, speaker, and owner of Embrace Your Story Coaching. Jenni wants everyone to experience the freedom and empowerment that comes with knowing who they are in Christ. She does this through Transformational Discipleship, 1:1 coaching, speaking, and trainings. Jenni lives in Green Bay, WI with her husband of 24 years and is adjusting to having only one child under their roof.

Engaging Christianity Workshop

Engaging Christianity Workshop: “All religions are superficially differentbut fundamentally the same.” “I can live ‘my truth’ so long as my truth doesn’t hurt anyone.” “Science will eventually explain away the need for God.” “Love is love.”

None of the above statements are phrased as questions, are they? After all, why question what, at surface level, seems obvious and even self-evident?

But there are questions connected to statements like these that need to be asked – and you, dear Christian, are called to ask those questions – and answer them, too. You follow a Savior who is the beating heart of a faith that invites the world to engage it – just as it is a faith that engages the world.

In this workshop, we’ll learn some biblical tactics for how we, as Christians, can engage the cultural milieu surrounding Gen Z with the truth and love of the gospel. Using experiences from his years of teen/youth discipleship in China, Georgia, and Northwest Indiana, Pastor Sam Jeske will illustrate some ways we can conversationally leverage the existential needs we share with Gen Z (i.e. truth, justice, love, and belonging) and show them how those needs are solely and sufficiently met in Christ.

Pastor Sam Jeske

Sam Jeske was born and raised in Milwaukee, WI. After graduating Martin Luther College in 2013, Sam Jeske moved to Asia and served as a missionary for two years; while there, he helped restart and revitalize what became a thriving youth group. He conducted his Vicar residency at Faith Lutheran Church in Sharpsburg, GA, where he helped restart and revitalize a teen ministry there, too. In spring of 2019, he received his Masters of Divinity and his first pastoral assignment to Our Shepherd in the Chicago suburbs of Northwest, Indiana. Sam likes making new friends, traveling to new places, bookbinding, reading, and going to concerts. He’s also a glutton for board games like Zombicide, Call to Adventure, and The Thing. He is a multi-instrumentalist, and has a love for music and using music to enrich worship. Pastor Jeske serves as the Co-Moderator for the Institute of Lutheran Apologetics. He has written for the Transformed Teen Devotion Series for the past four years. He also co-hosts a podcast called Graveyard Shift Gospel, and writes for a blog called Quiet Waters.

2024 DARE To Lead Sponsors

A big thank you to our DARE To Lead Sponsors for 2024. Stop by and visit their display tables April 12-13 at the KI Center / Hyatt-Regency. The conference would not happen without their generous donations/sponsorships. StMarkMinistries.com/D2L/

2024 Event Schedule

THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 2024
3:00 p.m. - Hotel Check-in Open
4:00-6:00 p.m. - Conference Registration
6:30- 9:00 p.m. - Meet & Greet @ Hagemeister Park (complimentary beer and soda) In walking distance from the Hyatt Regency.

FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 2024
8:00 - 9:00 a.m. - Conference Registration and Coffee (DARE to Lead Ballroom)
9:00 - 9:15 p.m. - Opening Devotion - Pastor John Parlow (DARE to Lead Ballroom)
9:15 - 10:30 a.m. - Keynote Speaker – Dr. James Emery White (The Hybrid Church) (DARE to Lead Ballroom)

10:45 - 11:45 a.m. - Breakout #1
* Dana Kirchoff: The 6 Building Blocks of Ministry Marketing (DARE to Lead Ballroom)
* Pastor Ben Sadler: A Deeper Walk with Jesus: "From apathy to authenticity" (Breakout Auditorium)
* Pastor Ben Workentine: Right Time. Right Place Meetings that get the job done. (Room 1)
* Jennifer Berndt: Navigation of Gender Issues as a Parent (Room 2)
* Jeff Engelbrecht: The S.E.E.K. Concept – A Biblically Based Approach to Church Safety and Security (Room 3)

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. - Lunch Included: (DARE to Lead Ballroom)
1:00 - 2:15 p.m. - Keynote Speaker - Pastor Tim Glende (DARE to Lead Ballroom)

2:30 - 3:30 p.m. - Breakout #2
* Emily Schutte and Wendy Kuschel: Do's and Don'ts (workshop) (DARE to Lead Ballroom)
* Pastor Sam Jeske: Engaging Christianity Workshop (Breakout Auditorium)
* Dr. Bruce Becker: Best Job Ever! Onboarding New Team Members without Sinking Them (Room 1)
* Forrest Bivens: Finishing Strong - Senior Ministry (workshop) (Room 2)
* Jennifer Berndt: Navigation of Gender Issues as a Parent (Room 3)

3:45 - 4:45 p.m. - Breakout #3
* Dr. Brandon Steenbock: Do All Cyborgs Go to Heaven? The place of advancing tech in our homes and ministries. (DARE to Lead Ballroom)
* Jenni Schubring: Battling Burnout in Church World (Breakout Auditorium)
* Dr. Bruce Becker: Best Job Ever! Onboarding New Team Members without Sinking Them (Room 1)
* Forrest Bivens: Finishing Strong - Senior Ministry (Room 2)
* Jeff Engelbrecht: The S.E.E.K. Concept – A Biblically Based Approach to Church Safety and Security (Room 3)

5:00 - 5:30 p.m. - Networking Takeaway Session (Meet counterparts from other churches who do what you do or make contacts to help you in areas you need assistance.) Split into two Groups (Ballroom & Auditorium) “Your group will be assigned to you in your arrival packet.”

DINNER ON YOUR OWN
7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Faith's Journey - Award winning gospel show all the way from Branson MO! (DARE to Lead Ballroom)

SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 2024
7:30 - 8:15 a.m. - Breakfast Included: (DARE to Lead Ballroom)
8:15 - 8:30 a.m. - Opening Devotion - Pastor Ben Workentine (DARE to Lead Ballroom)
8:30 - 9:45 a.m. - Keynote Speaker - Lori Lorig (DARE to Lead Ballroom)

10:00 - 11:00 a.m. - Breakout #4
* Emily Schutte and Wendy Kuschel: Website Do's and Don'ts (workshop) (DARE to Lead Ballroom)
* Pastor Sam Jeske: Engaging Christianity Workshop (Breakout Auditorium)
* Pastor Ben Workentine: Right Time. Right Place Meetings that get the job done. (Room 1)
* Dr. Brandon Steenbock: Do All Cyborgs Go to Heaven? The place of advancing tech in our homes and ministries. (Room 2)
* Jenni Schubring: Battling Burnout in Church World (Room 3)

11:15 - 11:45 a.m. - Networking Takeaway Session (Meet counterparts from other churches who do what you do or make contacts to help you in areas you need assistance.) Split into two Groups (Ballroom & Auditorium) “Your group will be assigned to you in your arrival packet.”
NOON - 1:00 p.m. - Lunch Included: (DARE to Lead Ballroom)
1:00 -2:15 p.m. – Final Keynote Speaker - Pastor Ben and Ezra (DARE to Lead Ballroom)

Thank you to our big God, our sponsors, and St. Mark Ministries partners for making this conference possible.

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