Yesterday, I led a workshop at Leadership Institute – Worship Online: What We’ve Learned in Three Years. Having transitioned my job responsibility to serve as Associate Pastor at Resurrection West on August 15, this was my final official role with Resurrection Online. You can see the presentation here:
I felt great about the presentation. I was able to share the thought, theological reflection and strategic decisions that had been made over the past three years that culminated in the decision to understand Resurrection Online as a worship venue of our Leawood campus and not as a campus where people would go to worship, grow, give, serve and find community. My friend Ben Simpson, asked if I would guest post about what I learned as Pastor of Resurrection Online. I hope to write this post soon, so to read some great writing (and my guest post at some time in the future, I commend http://www.benjaminasimpson.com to you.
It was a good finale. With the completion of that workshop, I feel that I was able to end well and close my time with Resurrection Online.
Related articles
- Transition to Resurrection West (1 of 3) (andrewconard.com)
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- Questions about Resurrection Online (3 of 3) (andrewconard.com)
Rev. Andrew Conard 
One reply on “Closing My Time with Resurrection Online”
“a worship venue of our Leawood campus and not as a campus where people would go to worship, grow, give, serve and find community”
Great insight Andrew! I appreciate all that you have done to make RezOnline a premier venue. It is a wonderful way for Ann and I to be a part of RezDowntown while Ann is recovering.
Blessings, Bob