The Chaplain’s Roundtable Ministry desires to encourage, train and provide networking opportunities for sports chaplains and sports ministry leaders. This is accomplished through one day annual conferences featuring workshops, panel discussions, resource materials and of course, prayer.
Good Morning,
I trust your summer is going well. If you are like me, you have said on numerous occasions…”I can’t believe how quickly these months are passing by!”
Well, with that in mind, I thought I should get some information off to you about this year’s Roundtable events. Our first annual Charlotte Roundtable will be held October 15th at Joe Gibbs Racing. JGR chaplain Bob Dyar will be our keynote speaker. You will not want to miss his challenge from God’s Word.
The Lansing and Indianapolis events are set as God has certainly provided some wonderful speakers for us. Among our guests in Indy will be Olympic gold medalist Shelby Wilson. Lansing will welcome for the first time Robby Richardson as a featured speaker. Robby is the son of former Yankee great Bobby Richardson. We’ll also have the privilege of hearing from Larry Patton of Hurdling Handicaps Ministry. You’ll be blessed and challenged from Larry’s story and heart for our Lord.
As always, there is no cost to attend a Chaplain’s Roundtable event. You can register on line by visiting http://www.geocities.com/chaplainsroundtable/welcome.html
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to give me a ring or shoot me an email. Enjoy your summer but please do no forget to register for the 2008 Chaplain’s Roundtable.
By His Grace,
Bill Houston
Sports Spectrum Radio
Chaplain’s Roundtable Ministry
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This is a blog for my colleagues who are engaged in ministry with people of sport. In particular it is for those of us who refer to our roles as "Character Coach" or “Sports Chaplain."
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