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Mark Ingmire
Mark has been involved in small group ministry since 1990. He has served congregations in Ohio, Indiana, and Kansas. He currently serves as the Small Groups Pastor for Savannah Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia. Mark earned a bachelors degree from Manhattan Christian College, Manhattan, Kansas and a Master of Divinity from Emmanuel School of Religion, Johnson City, Tennessee. Mark has written curriculum for Standard Publishing and has presented small group seminars and conferences for churches and organizations in Kansas and Missouri. He and his wife, Margaret, have two children.
Articles by this Author
» Your Group May Need A Vacation When . . .
By Mark Ingmire | Published 07/2/2001 | Taking Breaks , July 2001 | Unrated
When I began to consider some signs of when a group needs to take a vacation I first thought of these reasons:
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» Preparing For A Smooth Delivery!
By Mark Ingmire | Published 08/2/2001 | Multiplication , August 2001 | Unrated
Giving birth to a baby sounds so romantic . . . so sweet! Anyone who has given birth to a baby will tell you there are times when it is those things, but it is also not without a certain amount of pain.
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» Reflections About Small Group Leadership Training Events
By Mark Ingmire | Published 10/5/2001 | Training Ideas , October 2001 | Unrated
Every year I attend this conference (or for that matter most any conference or seminar) for one idealistic purpose: to discover that missing key that will open up the door to let authentic biblical community flood the congregation I serve.
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» A Common Sense Approach to Finding New Leaders
By Mark Ingmire | Published 04/1/2008 | April 2008 , Leadership Development | Unrated
Being the point person for small groups in a church definitely has its challenges. Among the most challenging aspects is recognizing and raising new leaders. It goes without saying that without new leaders, a small group ministry will never grow. In reality, it will decline if new leaders are not raised up.
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