Equipping Leaders: Key Takeaways from the Pastors and Workers Conference

The Pastors and Workers Conference, held last August 26-27, 2024, at PCMI Main Church, provided an invaluable opportunity for church leaders to share key highlights, report on activities, and discuss the progress of their designated local churches. The conference brought together pastors, elders, and ministry workers from various congregations, fostering a spirit of collaboration and accountability among church leaders.

In addition to these reports, the conference provided a platform for discussing future goals and visions for the churches represented. Church leaders were able to reflect on the effectiveness of their ministry strategies and assess areas that needed further attention or improvement. The sessions encouraged leaders to think critically about how to better serve their congregations and engage their communities in meaningful ways.

Another focus of the conference was one of the most pressing challenges churches face today: the spread of false teachings. With the rise of misleading teachings in many Christian circles, the conference provided an important platform for pastors, elders, and ministry workers to learn how to discern and address false doctrines within their own churches. Sessions covered some topics such as identifying common heresies, understanding the historical context of biblical truths, and developing effective strategies for teaching sound doctrine.

Overall, the conference was not only a time of reflection on the past year's progress but also a time to plan for the future, safeguard its congregation and members from false teachings, and to ensure that each local church continues to advance in fulfilling its mission to the glory of God.