2012 Student Leadership Conference Report and Downloads
The 14th Student Leadership Conference - keynoted by Ken Rudolph. Theme: “Therefore, Encourage One Another!” (I Thessalonians 5:11)
The 14th Student Leadership Conference - keynoted by Ken Rudolph - was an incredible time of learning and spiritual growth. Our conference theme was “Therefore, Encourage One Another!” (I Thessalonians 5:11)
with lessons on
- 4 Steps We Must Take to Encourage One Another
- 2 Responses That Will Enable Us to Encourage Those Who Hurt
- 4 Observations That Can change Us Into Encouragers
- 3 Dynamic Principles of Prayer to Encourage Us to Pray Effectively
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Downloads
Please check out the sound recordings of the sessions that we have prepared. (Right click to download.) They are in MP3 format 192 kbps:
Plenary Session 1 in MP3
Plenary Session 2 in MP3
Plenary Session 3 in MP3
Plenary Session 4 in MP3
Plenary Session 5 – Wrap Up in MP3
Conference Booklet in PDF format
SLC 2012 Music Sheets in PDF format
Worship 4 in MP3 – Paul Madsen and Worship Team
Worship 5 in MP3 – Paul Madsen and Worship Team
Worship 6 in MP3 – Paul Madsen and Worship Team
Comments from SLC 2012
- I was encouraged that I was prayed for and remembered. I was reminded to have grace towards others and build them up, to step forward to help the weak and not compromise.
- I was SO inspired to exercise greater leadership for Christ in my school and community. I plan to incorporate the lessons learned into my daily life including encouraging, influencing, and discipling others.
- At this conference I was amazed how God showed me that I am capable of influencing others in a positive way.
- I was so convicted by Mr. Rudolph's talk on prayer. I have struggled with prayer so much in the past. After the talk, praying felt natural and more real. This is an amazing gift.
- I am greatly inspired to be an example and leader in my school by showing God's grace and love to my classmates and just everyone around me.
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