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But Moses’ hands were heavy. Then they took a stone and put it under him, and he sat on it; and Aaron and Hur supported his hands, one on one side and one on the other. Thus his hands were steady until the sun set.

So Joshua overwhelmed Amalek and his people with the edge of the sword.
EXODUS 17:11-13

Like Moses, are your hands heavy?

Church leaders seeking to unite church and home usually don’t find many Aarons and Hurs to help hold them up, but they are necessary.

Perhaps like other pastors you have wished that there were regular opportunities for church leaders to gather together for mutual encouragement and inspiration?

If this describes you, then I have good news!

I would like to invite you to attend the next gathering of the Uniting Church and Home Virginia Network.

The purpose of the Network is to provide opportunities for church leaders to mutually encourage, inspire, and train each other in the process of uniting church and home.

(If you are a family in a household based or family-integrated church, please feel free to share this invitation with your pastor!)

NOTE: The Institute heartily encourages the sharing of these Network recordings for study and training purposes among the leadership and households within particular churches.

Permission to duplicate for this purpose can be obtained with a simple request to, info@uchlink.org or by calling, 804.477.3309.

Christ in Uniting
Church and Home

by Eric Wallace

33:34 minutes


Spiritual Leadership Training of Men
a message to pastors

Pastor Marc Jantomaso

39:57 minutes

Reflections of a 12 Year Veteran of
Uniting Church and Home

Pastor Stewart Jordan

Notes (PDF document)

MP3 Part 1 43:47 minutes

MP3 Part 2 45:45 minutes

MP3 Part 3 43:10 minutes

Network Details
These gatherings are held on a quarterly basis in the centrally located Richmond, VA area. This means that the majority of church leaders will be able to travel to and from the meetings in a matter of a few hours.

Meetings are be held at Sycamore Presbyterian Church, 510 Coalfield Rd., Midlothian, VA 23114.

These quarterly meetings begin at 10:00 am and end at 2:30 pm. Features include:

  • Praise, worship, and prayer,
  • Brief teaching on a topic directly related to Uniting Church and Home,
  • an extended lunch time for networking,
  • a time for church leaders to share concerns, experiences, and requests,

The encouragement received from this time of mutual sharpening has been a wonderful blessing to all.

The teaching topic for each meeting will be sent to the Network List via email prior to the meeting.

Who Should Attend?
The Network is open to all church leaders who are interested in uniting church and home. This includes leaders who are just beginning to study it and those who have been implementing it for years. Church Leaders includes: Pastors, Elders, Deacons, Heads of Households, and all other ministry leaders who are interested in this approach.

Cost
There is no admission fee. We do however ask that each attendee contribute $5 toward the cost of the lunch that will be provided.

To ensure adequate space and food, reservations are requested. Reserve your space today! Bring a friend! If you would like more information, please contact me either by e-mail or at 804.477.3309.

I look forward to welcoming each of you individually.

Your Servant,

Eric Wallace
President

P.S. Whether or not you are in a household based or family-integrated church, please feel free to share this invitation with your pastor. Church Leaders who are interested in learning about this vision have attended and are welcome to come!

Some of the suggested topics to be covered at these meetings include:

  • How to equip heads of households to lead
  • Biblical Eldership
  • How to shepherd hearts
  • How to build on Christ and His gospel
  • How to encourage and equip families in evangelism
  • How to help reluctant or resistant heads of households to embrace their role and submit themselves to the leadership to be equipped
  • How to help single mothers as heads of households
  • How to handle challenges with teens and children
  • Singles – How best to integrate them into the church family
  • Addressing the challenges of integrating new believers
  • How to avoid becoming a “second-floor” church
  • Help for transitioning out of a segregated approach
  • How to maintain unity and the bond of peace
  • Spiritual leadership training
  • Biblical Hospitality
  • The Biblical foundation for uniting church and home
  • Preparing young men and women for God-glorifying marriages
  • Family worship, etc.
  • The teaching topic for each meeting will be sent to the VA Network List via email prior to the meeting. If you have topic ideas, please let us know.

    Those who attend these meetings will also have the opportunity to shape future resources and events of the Institute for Uniting Church and Home.

     

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