Beth Wolff is a pastor and speaker who is passionate about leading and training others to discover how the big and vibrant the Kingdom of God becomes when we re-imagine it in our hyper-local contexts. She is a gifted preacher of the Good News of Jesus who seeks to walk the tension that big things start small.

Beth is married to Zak, has two daughters, and lives in Clarksburg, Maryland, where she is the Lead Pastor of Clarksburg Church.

SESSIONS

PRE-CONFERENCE: Empowering the Church for Missional Movement – Hosted by Forge
Today we find increasing complexities in mobilizing church movement. The past few years have presented challenges that are unprecedented in our lifetime, causing many existing churches to scramble, looking for innovation in ministry and discipleship. As well, planters are challenged in following past models of launching a new community of faith. So how do pastors and pioneers find momentum and movement within such a challenging time? What are the innovations that are taking place, the experiments finding success, that allow churches, new and old, to continue participating in the mission of God? What are the practical steps leaders can take to adapt their current paradigms to meet our new and future reality? More details for this pre-con here.
Day / Time: Monday 1:00pm — 5:00pm and Tuesday 8:00am — 11:30am
Location: Language Ministry Center – Room 140

Workshop Session 2: Innovation in a Time of Liminality
Every living organism is empowered and defined by its DNA. So, what is the DNA of a church with momentum? This session explores these six key components of movemental DNA for any church or ministry. Seminal missiologist Alan Hirsch is joined by authors Jeremy & Monica Chambers to discuss the mDNA needed for a faith community to be empowered for movement in the Kingdom.
Time: Wednesday, 8:45am — 9:45am
Location: Language Ministry Center - Room 140
Speakers: Jon Ritner, Beth Wolff

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