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Many ministries are sitting on untapped potential: champions with compelling stories who simply haven't been invited to tell them. Micro-events are the perfect strategy to help champions find their voice and draw their sphere of influence into a cause they love. Yet one of the most common mistakes ministries make is acting as the driver rather than the equipper, and it costs them the very growth they were hoping to achieve.

In this one-hour panel conversation, two Mission Increase Area Directors pull back the curtain on actual micro-events; the stories behind the hosts, the experiences they designed, and the champions who were developed through the process. They'll share what works, what to avoid, and how to get started putting the champion, not the organization, at the center of the experience.

Featuring field-tested examples, you will:

·       Learn how to help your champion discover and tell their story

·       Discover how to tailor an event to a specific your champion's story and sphere of influence

·       See real examples of micro-events across different ministry contexts

This one-hour webinar supplements Mission Increase's Q2 curriculum on Large-Scale Fundraising Events.

NOTE YOUR TIME ZONE: 11:00am PT//1:00pm CT//2:00pm ET

Presenters

Featuring - Arnold Kimmons

Area Director, South Carolina, Mission Increase

After more than thirty years as a sales and marketing executive, Arnold Kimmons graduated from the corporate world in 2014 to serve ministry leaders, first with Ministry Ventures and now with Mission Increase. Arnold serves as the Area Director for Mission Increase South Carolina. Based in Greenville, SC, he equips Christian nonprofit leaders in biblical principles of fundraising, planning, board governance, and leadership. His vision is for all ministry leaders to be equipped for service and working in unison to build up the body of Christ. (Eph. 4:12-13) Arnold serves on the board of directors for an inner-city ministry that cares for the homeless, prostitutes and men transitioning out of prison. Arnold's wife Kristie is a full partner in this and all other ventures in their life. While her most important roles are support and encouragement, she assists with many of the administrative tasks necessary to support their ministry. They have two grown children and a daughter-in-law.