SPEAKERS AND ARTISTS
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- Anastasia Goodstein
- Andrew Marin
- Andy Root
- April Diaz
- Archie Honrado
- Barry Shafer
- Beth Slevcove
- Bishop Sherwood Carthen
- Brock Morgan
- Cathy Burns
- Cathy Fields
- CeCe Balboni
- Chap Clark
- Chris Folmsbee
- Dale Fincher
- Dan Jessup
- Dan Webster
- Denise Van Eck
- Doug Fields
- Duffy Robbins
- Eddie James
- Elizabeth "Libbie" Patterson
- Fred Lynch
- Fred Whaples
- Grant Byrd
- Greg Stier
- Jan Ingerson
- Jarrett Stevens
- Jay Delp
- Jeanne Stevens
- Jeannie Oestreicher
- Jeannine Liebmann
- Jim Britts
- Jim Burns
- Jim Candy
- Jim Hancock
- Joel Lusz
- Jon Huckins
- Jonalyn Fincher
- Jonathan McKee
- Kara Powell
- Kelly Lashly
- Kurt Johnston
- Larry Lindquist
- Les Christie
- Lilly Lewin
- Maggie Robbins
- Mark Helsel
- Mark Matlock
- Mark Oestreicher
- Mark Yaconelli
- Marquis Laughlin
- Marv Penner
- Mike King
- Mike Pilavachi
- Phyllis Tickle
- Randy Brothers
- Rich Van Pelt
- Sean Dunn
- Sean Meade
- Seth Barnes
- Seth McCoy
- Shane Claiborne
- Tom Sine
- Tommy Woodard
- Tony Campolo
- Walt Mueller
- Wayne Rice
- Will Penner
BIOGRAPHY
Jonalyn Fincher
Dale and Jonalyn make up the husband-wife apologetic team of Soulation. Each year, they address thousands of high school and college students, offering their gifts as story-tellers and philosophers in their writing, speaking and online resources. Dale's the author of Living with Questions and Jonalyn's first book is Ruby Slippers: How the Soul of a Woman Brings Her Home. They've recently moved to Steamboat, Colorado, where you might find Dale fly-fishing while Jonalyn hikes around the lake with their three Welsh Corgis.
SCHEDULE FOR SACRAMENTO
Why Healthy Youth Ministry Needs Both the Masculine and the Feminine
(Seminar Series #5)
Oct 12 3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Sacramento
When was the last time you saw a man and a woman leading side by side in a healthy partnership? This session explains why today’s youth need to see men and women working together in leading, teaching, and decision making. Join us as we reflect on what women provide for men, and what men need in women. (Hint: It’s more than sex.) We’ll see why God was excited about the work that men and women (married, single, seasoned, or new) can do together, especially with those they mentor. We’ll offer the reasons why youth ministry run by one gender (male or female) doesn’t reflect the full picture God intended. Be prepared to think more deeply on the meaning of words like masculine, feminine, provider, and helper. We’ll conclude with ready-to-implement ways that male leaders can benefit by sharing leadership space with women.
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