Champion-Hosted Micro-Events - Workshop
Create intimate, powerful, cause-oriented experiences that build God-glorifying communities
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
Event Information
Healthy champion communities can be strong platforms for fundraising, acquiring new champions, and discipling God's people. It is in community that wounds are healed, victories are celebrated, outsiders become insiders, resources are provided, and needs are met. This kind of change is not limited to the communities of people we serve. Champion communities can, and should, experience this kind of transformation too!
Gather with your peers at this Mission Increase workshop to learn how micro-events can leverage existing relationships to foster communities and multiply your efforts in the causes of Christ.
Outcomes:
- Understand the biblical concept of community
- Practice planning micro-events that incorporate basic principles
- Identify champions who can host micro-events
This workshop will benefit your team, and everyone involved in designing events and coaching your champions. Register today!
Presenters
Featuring - Rolando Zeledon
Area Director, Inland Valleys, Mission Increase
Rolando Zeledon serves as the Area Director for Inland Valleys in Southern California. He has over twenty years of experience in the small business and nonprofit sectors. Since 1999, after completing his undergraduate and graduate degrees in engineering from Stanford University and successfully launching a small business, he held positions in fundraising, programs, operations and executive leadership for a handful of nonprofits in the Silicon Valley. Most recently and for twelve years, Rolando served as the Executive Director at Bayshore Christian Ministries, a holistic youth development ministry in East Palo Alto, CA. He is thrilled to serve at Mission Increase allowing him the privilege to leverage his broad nonprofit experience to train, coach and mentor ministry leaders and grow God’s kingdom. Rolando, his wife, Dolores, and their four children are excited to experience life in Southern California.