ginghamsburg造句

• The Fort McKinley Campus became part of Ginghamsburg Church in July 2008.
• In March 2012 Ginghamsburg also started another urban campus, located in Trotwood, Ohio.
• Ginghamsburg also regularly hosts concerts, including their annual Concert on the Lawn every summer.
• The church had dwindled to approximately 40 people in attendance weekly before voting to merge with Ginghamsburg.
• He founded the Young Pastors Network with his close friend Michael Slaughter of Ginghamsburg Church to help support and train young pastors.
• The South Campus houses The Ark, which is a practicum center for training events and is also the original Ginghamsburg Church building.
• The non-profit was founded by Mark Stephenson, who was Director of CyberMinistry and Technology at Ginghamsburg from 1998 to 2010.
• In 2010 Ginghamsburg held its first annual Change the World Weekend, a churchwide event in which church members commit to a weekend of community service.
• Kim Miller, who oversees Ginghamsburg's worship design, has become a popular speaker and author on multisensory worship, writing several books on the subject.
• Since 2005, Ginghamsburg Church has invested over $ 6.1 million into sustainable relief projects in Darfur, Sudan through an initiative called The Sudan Project.
• A non-profit organization ( see below ) was also formed by members of the Ginghamsburg cyberministry team to help other churches develop their websites and online ministries.
• The seminary also co-sponsors the annual Change the World conference hosted by Ginghamsburg Church, which has recently included such speakers as Adam Hamilton, and Ruby Payne.
• "' Ginghamsburg Church "'is a multi-site megachurch located in Tipp City, Ohio, a suburb thirteen miles north of Dayton, Ohio.
• "This probably couldn't have come at a worse time for gun dealers, " said Evan English, owner of the Olde English Gun Shoppe in Ginghamsburg.
• In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Ginghamsburg gained national recognition as an innovator in small group ministry and it has since continued to be well known for its small group ministry.
• Ginghamsburg has a strategic partner in Darfur, the United Methodist Committee on Relief, which has helped the church use the funds to implement sustainable agriculture, safe water, sanitation, child development, and child protection projects in Darfur.
• In April 2012, as a sign of its new commitment to revitalize the city of Dayton, which has been named one of the ten fastest-dying cities in the country, Ginghamsburg held its annual Easter service at the University of Dayton Arena.
• In the late 1990s and early 2000s Ginghamsburg became known as a leader of the church  media reformation,  which was a movement to incorporate video, onscreen graphics, creative lighting, and other audio-visual elements into worship services to create a multisensory worship experience.
• See also the books " Handbook for MultiSensory Worship Volumes I and II " and " Redesigning Worship ", all by Kim Miller of Ginghamsburg Church in Tipp City, Ohio, and the works of Greg Atkinson who also speaks and writes on multisensory worship.
• Another organization, Midnight Oil Productions ( which is for-profit ), was started by Ginghamsburg's former Media Minister Len Wilson and a member of the church's design team and digital artist Jason Moore, and is nationally-known for consulting churches in their worship design and communications strategy.