Whether you are an iconic church with an amazing history or a newer church building an amazing history, it is always helpful to hear new ideas and approaches that can Re-Energize Your Ministry!
This workshop is an opportunity to consider new approaches to engagement in all the following:
New Visitor Management for Retention
Maintaining Relationships with Ease
Volunteer Programs & Outreach Efforts
Board Participation Beyond Meetings
Abundance Consciousness with NO OFFERING PLATE!
Join this year’s Myrtle Fillmore Award Winner, Rev. Nancy Mercurio of Unity of Tampa, who will share (not preach!) the difficulties and successes of rebuilding an iconic church through a fully mission-centric approach!
AND…we will even include a Follow-Up Opportunity
Get the support you need in implementing new ideas and approaches!
General CEUs Available
Rev. Nancy Mercurio has been a member of Unity of Tampa since 1999, serving as volunteer coordinator, choir member and guest speaker and has served as minister since 2020. She is an ordained Unity Minister, as well as an ordained Interfaith Minister with a doctorate in ministry earned through creating and serving a global non-profit, Together in Peace for 6 years. Her efforts included outreach initiatives in local communities and in Sierra Leone, where she worked with government officials to provide school supplies and tuition for students. She also serves as Interfaith Minister at the University of Tampa where she helps students grow both spiritually and emotionally.
Nancy is also the co-founder of Leadership Training Systems Inc., has spent 20 years as a global executive coach, and 29 years as a consultant helping leaders and organizations drive successful outcomes. She televised over 100 programs to more than 1M people worldwide and has authored 7 books, including a self-help book with a 7-week series given to 62 Unity churches.
With a servant leadership approach, Rev. Nancy has created a community-based, mission-centric focus at Unity of Tampa. Her personal journey of overcoming life challenges led to her living a God-centered life and empowering others to do the same.
