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Redeeming Work from Leadership Journal – in Pittsburgh Thursday, May 7, 2015

Redeeming Work from Leadership Journal – in Pittsburgh Thursday, May 7, 2015

Last updated on: April 18, 2015 at 9:42 am by Bob Robinson

Redeeming Work from Leadership Journal – in Pittsburgh Thursday, May 7, 2015 2015-04-18T09:42:49-04:00 Bob Robinson

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Pittsburgh 2015

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Join us as we explore the biblical vision for work and how our churches can communicate work as a vital part of discipleship.

Once the center of heavy industry, “the steel city” has overcome adversity brought by new technology, deindustrialization, and blue-collar jobs lost. Today with a transformed skyline, Pittsburgh has turned into a green, sustainable, and outdoor city boasting healthy job growth. But how do churches communicate the biblical vision of one’s work to their congregations? What does faith and work look like in this revitalized city?

Few things are as important to a Christian’s life and faith as work—whatever our career path. But local church leaders are often unprepared to disciple people into a rich vocational spiritual life. Redeeming Work offers both theological foundations and practical pastoral guidance to help change that.

Redeeming Work is designed for pastors and church leaders, but open to anyone interested in the intersection of faith and work. Marketplace leaders and ministries are invited to attend and join our conversation, too. Read more about why Leadership Journal is dedicating two years and six cities to Redeeming Work and what you can expect to gain from this event.

Date:

Thursday, May 7, 2015

Time and Schedule:

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (EDT) – Event with national and local speakers

4:30 PM – After the day event, join us for a private tour of the stadium with PNC Park lead designer David Greusel and a Pirates ballgame vs. the Cincinnati Reds. Includes dinner concessions. *$50 additional charge; space is limited

View the tentative Pittsburgh schedule

Venue:

The event will take place at PNC Park’s Stadium Clubhouse. PNC Park opened in 2001 along the riverfront and is a classic-style ballpark, an intimate facility that embraces the progressiveness of Pittsburgh while saluting the spirit of early ballpark originals. The facility was designed by Hellmuth, Obata and Kassabaum from Kansas City, MO, and we are excited to welcome the lead designer, David Greusel, to our event.

PNC Park

115 Federal Street

Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Pricing:

Early registration through April 23 – $79

Registration – $99

Student and seminary rate – $30 (with .edu address)

Team registration – $69 (Bring key elders, lay leaders or business professionals from your church or community)

Speakers

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Skye Jethani

Leadership Journal

Terry Timm

Christ Community Church of the South Hills

Dr. John Wallace

Bible Center Church

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Tom Nelson

Christ Community

Rodger Woodworth

New City Church

Justin Driscoll

Pittsburgh Technology Council

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Clint Hurdle

Pittsburgh Pirates

Lisa Slayton

Pittsburgh Leadership Foundation

Dr. Stephanie Boddie

University of Pittsburgh

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David Greusel

Convergence Design

Jay Slocum

Jonah’s Call[/one_fourth_last]

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