Weekend Experiences Call - August 2009

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The meeting agenda included: 1) Deciding to return to a week-behind message timing. They will use an extra ACTS series starting September 12/13. 2) Notes on upcoming series - "Picture Perfect" for 3 weekends in August, and "It Starts with One" for 6-7 weekends starting September 12/13. 3) Planning for Christmas.

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Agenda 1. Message timing decision 2. Upcoming series notes 3. Christmas is coming (planning meeting) 4. Questions

1. Message timing decision We are going to return to week-behind

1. Message timing decision We are going to return to week-behind Hard Work/Little Pay-off

1. Message timing decision We are going to return to week-behind Hard Work/Little Pay-off Will use and extra ACTS series Part 1

1. Message timing decision We are going to return to week-behind Hard Work/Little Pay-off Will use and extra ACTS series Part 1 Start September 12/13

2. Upcoming series notes Picture Perfect – 3 weekends It Starts with one (ACTS) – 6 & 7 weekends

Picture Perfect 3 weekends Starts August 22/23 Greg will be part 1 &2 Labor day weekend is part 3

It Starts With one 6 & 7 weekends Starts September 12/13 Aligned with small groups and children’s Ends October 17/18 & 24/25

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Weekend Experiences Call - August 2009

1. Experience Monthly Meeting August 20,2009

2. Agenda 1. Message timing decision 2. Upcoming series notes 3. Christmas is coming (planning meeting) 4. Questions

3. 1. Message timing decision We are going to return to week-behind

4. 1. Message timing decision We are going to return to week-behind Hard Work/Little Pay-off

5. 1. Message timing decision We are going to return to week-behind Hard Work/Little Pay-off Will use and extra ACTS series Part 1

6. 1. Message timing decision We are going to return to week-behind Hard Work/Little Pay-off Will use and extra ACTS series Part 1 Start September 12/13

7. Agenda 1. Message timing decision 2. Upcoming series notes 3. Christmas is coming (planning meeting) 4. Questions

8. 2. Upcoming series notes Picture Perfect – 3 weekends It Starts with one (ACTS) – 6 & 7 weekends

9. Picture Perfect 3 weekends Starts August 22/23 Greg will be part 1 &2 Labor day weekend is part 3

10. It Starts With one 6 & 7 weekends Starts September 12/13 Aligned with small groups and children’s Ends October 17/18 & 24/25

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