2011 WIM General Session Videos2011 Women In Ministry
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General Session One - Engage
Videos from the opening general session of the Texas Women In Ministry Conference held on April 1, 2011 at Hardin-Simmons University's Logsdon Seminary in Abilene, Texas. These segments feature Dr. Karen O'Dell Bullock, Fellow and Professor of Christian Heritage and Director of the Ph.D. Program for B.H. Carroll Theological Institute and Dr. Steve Bezner, Lead Pastor of The Commons Church in Forth Worth, Texas.
General Session Two - Encourage
This segment features a panel discussion moderated by Dr. Pam Durso, Director of Baptist Women In Ministry. Panelist include: Dorisanne Cooper, Pastor of Lakeshore Baptist Church in Waco, Erin James-Brown, Pastoral Intern at Crosspoint Fellowship in Abilene, Evelyn Ogletree, Executive Pastor at First Metropolitan Church in Houston, Emily Prevost, Director of Community Ministries at FBC Marshall, and Patti Villareal, National Director of Church and Community Initiatives for Buckner International.
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General Session Three - Empower
Videos from the third general session of the Texas Women In Ministry Conference held on April 1, 2011 at Hardin-Simmons University's Logsdon Seminary in Abilene, Texas. These segments feature Dr. Steve Bezner, Lead Pastor of The Commons Church in Forth Worth, Texas, and Dr. Karen O'Dell Bullock, Fellow and Professor of Christian Heritage and Director of the Ph.D. Program for B.H. Carroll Theological Institute.
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Women in Ministry Conferences resource anyone interested in issues related to women in ministry, especially Texas Baptist students preparing for ministry through graduate and undergraduate theological education. The conference will offer encouragement, support, and connections for women who sense a call to vocational ministry, while also offering a venue for both women and men to engage issues related to the collaborative necessity of ministry in a rapidly changing culture. Registered attendees at this conference had the opportunity to participate in a number of sessions, breakouts, workshops, and discussions designed to provide space for discovery and dialogue related to the historical development of religious calling, implications of corporate and personal calling for Christian ministry, and contemporary issues specific to women seeking to express their calling through vocational ministry service. For more information on previous or future Women in Ministry Conferences or other issues resources for Women in Ministry, please contact Meredith Stone, Women in Leadership Strategist for Texas Baptists, at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or James Stone, Director of Church Relations, Congregational Resourcing, and Ministry Placement for Hardin-Simmons University and Logsdon Seminary at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . View a PDF of the 2011 WIM Conference Program with a full listing of speakers, bios, schedule, exhibitors and more!
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Click below to view videos from the 2009 Women in Ministry Conference held at Logsdon.
In this plenary session, Dr. Daniel Vestal, Executive Coordinator for the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, speaks to his journey of thought and theology as it pertains to the encouragement of women serving in positions of ministry leadership.
In this plenary session, The Rev. Ann Miller, Director of Pastoral Care for Cook Children's Hospital, speaks to her journey of thought and theology as it pertains to the encouragement of women serving in positions of ministry leadership.
In this plenary session, The Rev. Lillian Hinds, Senior Pastor of Meadow Oaks Baptist Church in Temple, Texas, speaks to her journey of thought and theology as it pertains to the encouragement of women serving in positions of ministry leadership.
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For those who serve in ministry, seeking to understand a sense of calling as it relates to family, faith, and vocation is often a demanding endeavor. For many ministers, this journey of personal discovery involves a lifetime of unpacking the complexities of the inner life as they live out their calling in service to God, others, and their community. With an increasing number of women responding to a sense of personal calling to ministry, Logsdon Seminary and