Jun 2, 2020
LIVINGSTON, N.J., June 2, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Churches are navigating the pathway to the next normal this month as states across the country begin to advance through phased re-openings. While experiences will continue to be varied from state-to-state and city-to-city, one thing will certainly be shared: having to operate under quite different circumstances than pre-COVID19 times. Leadership Network is hosting a premium online conference, NEXTNormalConference.com, designed to inspire church leaders and spur collaboration amongst teams about where we are all heading next.

NEXT Normal Magazine is available to read online at http://magazine.NEXTNormalConference.com
"This is an extraordinary time for the church, and we hope this event will shed light on the opportunities ministries actually have in the Next Normal," Darren Young, Chief Operating Officer of Leadership Network.
Over 4,500 church leaders are registered to learn from 35+ marquee speakers presenting how they are leading their ministries today. The event aims to inspire local leaders as they plan their own next steps. Speakers include:
DAY 1 - June 2
DAY 2 - June 3
Day 3 - June 4
"We're seeing future-positive leaders asking right now: What can we do? vs. What can't we do? But more importantly, these leaders are being as intentional as possible about the Next Normal," said Kenny Jahng of the digital event production partner, ChurchCommunications.com.
The exclusively online event is supported by Blackbaud, who is committed to helping churches throughout this transition period. Blackbaud is the world's leading cloud software company powering social good, who is focused on supporting churches in the vital work they lead to connect their communities and serve others.
Leadership Network (leadnet.org) is the premier leadership collaborative for pastors and churches. Over 200,000 church leaders around the world engage in Leadership Network to acquire innovative knowledge and drive local impact. The organization convenes leadership conversations and fosters innovative movements that seek to activate the Church to 100X impact thereby transforming the world.
The NEXTNormalConference.com event is being produced in partnership with ChurchCommunications.com and unSeminary.com. Media inquiries and interview requests can be coordinated with Kenny Jahng at [email protected].
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