Impact 2024 Breakouts

Loving Our Neighbors in the Public Square: Conviction and Compassion in a Post-Christian Culture 11:00 am in W206

American culture is increasingly hostile to the doctrinal and ethical truth claims of Christianity. This presents challenges for our public witness, but we must love our neighbors in the public square by being both convictional and compassionate.

Mission Clarity for Your Church in Your City 11:00 am in W201

What would people in your community say about your church who don’t attend your church? Would they miss you if you closed your doors next weekend or moved to another zip code? We will begin to process these questions together as we work to create a unique mission strategy for you to be the light of Christ in the city God has placed you.

Remember Your Way 11:00 am in Assembly

In this session, we'll focus on returning to what got you into student ministry in the first place.

A Ministry Assistant’s Abundance 11:00 am in W214

Ministry Assistants offer more than their administrative knowledge and technical skills. Have you ever considered that God prepared and called you to serve him and your church or association in this role? Let's learn the "ABCs" of those who first served and apply those attributes to our resourcefulness.

Community Engagement 11:00 am in K226

We know we need to reach our communities to fulfill the Great Commission, but doing that in a post-pandemic world can be challenging. During this breakout session, we will explore multiple creative approaches to help you engage your community and provide access to the Gospel.

Connecting with Your Community through Prayer and Meeting Needs 11:00 am in K210

This breakout will serve to help churches learn how to seek the peace of their community through service and prayers, showing how God prospers communities through his people's prayers and hands.

Creating Pathways for Women to be in Ministry Vocationally 11:00 am in K224

Join us for a collaborative think tank that delves into the crucial topic of how churches can create pathways for women to be in ministry vocationally. Women have an indispensable role in the Church, and we, as Southern Baptists, value their voice, gifts, and wisdom. This session will explore innovative strategies and practical steps for creating pathways that enable women to thrive in ministry vocations. We will examine the unique challenges and opportunities facing women in ministry and how pastors and leaders can support them. This breakout session will offer a space for meaningful dialogue, networking, and exchanging ideas.

Engaging & Equipping College Students 11:00 am in W210

The college campus is a mission field to be engaged and a mission force to be equipped. What would it look like for your church to engage and equip college students with the Gospel, both on campus and for a lifetime? 

Engaging the Lost African Americans in Your Community 11:00 am in K228

Join us for a crucial session aimed at addressing the pressing need to connect with the over 1 million unchurched African Americans in South Carolina.

Everything Is A Remix: The Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence in Ministry 11:00 am in K204

The Bible says “there’s nothing is new under the sun,” yet AI seems to be an exponentially pivotal moment in emerging technology. In a world that can’t be trusted and a cooperative effort whose currency is trust, the future church must get this one right.

Save The Date 2:15 pm in Assembly

In this session, you'll discover the nuts and bolts of crafting a yearly student ministry calendar.

The BACKBONE for Effective Kids/Student Ministry: Strategies for Finding, Developing, & Retaining Adult Volunteer Leaders 2:15 pm in Kids Clubhouse

Recruiting, training, and keeping adult volunteer leaders can be challenging in NextGen ministry. However, the scale and depth of our adult volunteer leader team largely determine the depth and health of our ministry. In this breakout, Dr. Tripp Atkinson will share research and experience-based strategies for growing your ministry through growing your volunteer leadership.

Till All Have Heard 2:15 pm in K222

When Jesus first commissioned his disciples, how long did they think they would have to serve him? How many would they have to tell? How much would they have to give? What about us? How long will we have to serve him? The answer is very simple: Till All Have Heard. So, what are we to do until that point? This breakout will consider what God expects South Carolina Baptists to do till all have heard.

Using Scripture to Cultivate Spiritual Growth in Small Group Settings 2:15 pm in K204

Discover a creative and interactive way to get people of all ages involved in inductive Bible study as a basis for small group curriculum.

Connecting with Your Community through Prayer and Meeting Needs 2:15 pm in K210

This breakout will serve to help churches learn how to seek the peace of their community through service and prayers, showing how God prospers communities through his people's prayers and hands.

Cultivating, Planting, and Reaping in Evangelism 2:15 pm in W206

How do you prepare people to hear the Gospel, share the Gospel, and invite them to respond to the Gospel? Come to this breakout, and we’ll talk about the difference between having Gospel conversations rather than Gospel presentations.

Discipling Young Men for the Work of the Ministry: Moving from a Disciple to a Disciple Maker 2:15 pm in W201

In this session, we'll explore essential strategies and insights for equipping the next generation to confidently step into their calling.

Engaging the African American Community with the Gospel 2:15 pm in K228

This breakout session wil explore effective strategies for embracing diversity and empowering souls through Gospel outreach. Join us as we delve into meaningful approaches to share the Good News with the African American community in South Carolina.

Gospel Reminders for Endurance in Worship Ministry 2:15 pm in W208

Worship ministry in the local church can be one of the most challenging jobs with unique temptations and obstacles. This breakout will consider how the Gospel informs the work of the worship leader, bringing reminders of God’s goodness and faithfulness to encourage endurance in worship ministry.

Guiding Principles for Charitable Contributions – Special Offerings 2:15 pm in W214

Generous financial support allows churches to advance their mission and vision. Special offerings and designated contributions become complicated when maintaining integrity and financial compliance. This session addresses the complex issues of restricted gifts, contributions to special offerings, and designated contributions. Knowing a few guiding principles simplifies the process.