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What has IBC done for our churches?

2001 - 2007

(Not necessarily all inclusive!)

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First= .  We must understand who/what the IBC is.  The IBC is the voluntary relationship that exists between the pastors and peoples of member churches.  The s= taff serves to initiate, engage and enhance that relationship.  The on-going results of that dynamic have proven very fruitful over the past seven years= !

The following list is our attempt at recording how we’ve helped mobilize one another for effective Kingdom outreach.=  

We’ve tried to include everyone and everything, but probably have missed something!  So as you review this list, let us know if we missed you!  We extend our sincere apologies to anyone we may have inadvertently overlooked!

 

Secon= d.  Major confl= ict is often an embarrassing and life-threatening time in the life of a church.&nb= sp; Sixteen IBC churches have faced such extended periods of major conflict.&nb= sp; To avoid embarrassment, we have not identified those sixteen churches.  But it is crucial that you be aware that IBC staff and LEAD team pastors ha= ve been deeply involved in extensive consultations, interventions, reconciliations, and restorations.  These have often required numerous trips and meetings with conflicted parties.

God has blessed such efforts!  The resul= ts have been almost universally favorable

 

1.   &n= bsp;            = ;   Algona, First Bapti= st

a.      Pastor Kevin Hollin= ger attended a National Church Planting Conference – IBC funded

b.      Pastor participates= in a LEAD team

2.   &n= bsp;            = ;   Bettendorf, Pleasant View

a.      Pastor Jarol Duerks= en & Sue Shaw completed a Tit= us Assessment  =

b.      Pastor Jeff Scherer= is serving as Titus Intentional Interim

c.      Jeff completed a Na= tural Church Development survey

d.      Jeff is serving as = the Retool Mobilization Coach

e.      Jeff attended a Nat= ional Retool Kit Training – IBC/BGC facilitated and funded

f.      =   Jeff & Jarol are assisting with Ministry Placement Network 

g.      Pastor participates= in a LEAD team

3.   &n= bsp;            = ;   Blue Grass, Communi= ty Fellowship

a.      Pastor Brian Spitzer (Davenport) served as = the Retool Kit Coach  <= /span>

b.      S= ue Shaw completed a Natura= l Church Development survey

c.      Church participates= in TimeShare

d.      Pastor participates= in a LEAD team

4.   &n= bsp;            = ;   Burlington, West A= venue Baptist

a.      Pastor Jeff Scherer= & Sue Shaw completed a Titus Assessment

b.      Jeff is serving as = the Retool Kit Coach  <= /span>

c.      Jeff completed a Na= tural Church Development survey 

5.   &n= bsp;            = ;   Cedar Falls, Prairie Lakes Church

a.      Pastor John Fuller attended the National BGC Event (L= arge Church Pastors) -   IBC/B= GC facilitated and funded  <= /o:p>

b.      John attended a Nat= ional Generous Church Summit– IBC/BGC funded 

c.      Youth Pastor Jason Barthelemy utilized PLCC for their church’s own week-long Jr High sum= mer camp - past 2 summers

d.      Church hosted the 2= 001 IBC Annual Meeting

6.   &n= bsp;            = ;   Cedar Rapids, Edgewood Family Fellowship

a.      Jeff Scherer & = Sue Shaw completed a Titus Assessment 

b.      S= kip Hansen assisted Search Committee with Pastoral Placement Process

c.      Church called Pastor Craig Bex as a “turn-around” Pastor

d.      Church participates= in TimeShare

e.      Church participates= in Adopt-a-Cabin

f.      =   Pastor participates in a LEAD team

7.   &n= bsp;            = ;   Cedar Rapids, Valley View Baptist

a.      Pastor Jarol Duerks= en served as the Retool Kit Coach 

b.      Jarol & Sue Shaw completed a Natural Church Development survey 

c.      Pastor participates= in a LEAD team

8.   &n= bsp;            = ;   Dave= nport, Grandview<= /st1:place> Baptist

a.      Church participates= in Adopt-a-Cabin

b.      Church participated= in TimeShare – 1 yr

c.      Pastor Tom McDermott attended a National BGC Event (L= arge Church Pastors) – IBC/BGC funded 

d.      Pastor Brian Spitzer attended a National Head Coach &= amp; Retool Kit Training – IBC/BGC facilitated and funded 

e.      Pastors participate= in a LEAD team

f.      =   Youth group participated in a joint mission project with Cornerstone, Eldridge

9.   &n= bsp;            = ;   Davenport, Hope Evangelical

a.      Southeast LEAD team provides financial support, leadership counsel and oversight

b.      Southeast LEAD team pastors & Skip Hansen prov= ided extended pulpit supply during Andrew’s absence from the US

c.      B= rian Spitzer & Sue Shaw provided assist= ance in obtaining permanent visa and green card

d.      Pastor participates= in LEAD team

10.   &= nbsp;           Decorah, Grace Fellowship Church

a.      S= kip Hansen assisted Search Committee with the pastoral placement process

b.      Church is participa= ting in an XtremeSteps Campaign – 20% goes to IBC/BGC

c.      Church contributed $10,000 to the Waukon Church Plant

d.      Pastor Michael McCa= nn attended a National Retool Kit Coach’s Training  - IBC/BGC facilitated and funded

e.      Church hosted the 2= 003 IBC State-wide LEAD team

11.   &= nbsp;           Deni= son, Denison Baptist

a.      Pastors Wayne Fritzinger (= Kiron) & Paul Smalley (Ida Grove) provided extended pulpit supply

b.      Jarol Duerksen &= ; Sue Shaw completed a Titus Assessment

c.      Pastor Dave Sohl is serving as a Titus Intentional Interim&nbs= p;

d.      Sue is serving as a= Titus Interim Coach

e.      Dave completed a Na= tural Church Development survey 

12.   &= nbsp;           Denv= er, Denver Baptist

a.      S= kip Hansen presented overview of Ministry Placement Network 

b.      Church participated= in TimeShare – 2 yrs.

c.      Pastor participates= in a LEAD team

13.   &= nbsp;           Des = Moines, Union= Park Baptist

a.      Church participates= in TimeShare

b.      Church participates= in Adopt-a-Cabin

c.      Pastor Frank Cook attended a National Generous Church Summit – IBC/BGC funded

d.      Pastors participate= in LEAD teams

e.      Union Park hosts/facilitates Breakaway Youth Sports Event

 

14.   &= nbsp;           Des Moines, Daybreak Family Worship – NEW CHURCH PLANT

a.      Pastor Stanley and Melissa Patton attended a TeAMerica “Assessment Center” and “First Steps” – IBC/BGC facilitated and funded

b.      =             Church Plant was la= unched May 06, 2007

c.      IBC provides financ= ial support –  $40+ over 3 y= rs

15.   &= nbsp;           Eldridge, Cornersto= ne Baptist

a.      Lou Petrie (BGC) le= d the church through a major financial campaign – Tithed to IBC/BGC

b.      Gary Harrison (BGC) completed a Natural Church Development survey and provided consultation

c.      Church completed a financial campaign & committed a percentage to IBC/BGC

d.      Youth Group partici= pated in a joint mission project with Grandview,= Davenport

e.      Financially support= s the IBC Vietnamese Church in = Davenport

f.      =   Church participates in TimeShare

g.      Pastors participate= in a LEAD team

16.   &= nbsp;           Estherville, Grandview Baptist=

a.      Church completed an XtremeSteps campaign and committed 20% to IBC/BGC

b.      Youth group partici= pated in a joint mission project with Oak Hill, Humboldt

c.      Church provided fin= ancial support to the Iowa Falls Church Plant

d.      Pastor participates= in LEAD team

17.   &= nbsp;           Forest City, Fir= st Baptist

a.      Skip Hansen assisted Search Committee with Ministry Placement Network 

b.      Church participates= in TimeShare

c.      Church participates= in Adopt-a-Cabin

d.      Church provided fin= ancial support to the Iowa Falls Church Plant

e.      Pastor participates= in a LEAD team

18.   &= nbsp;           Hampton, Faith Bapt= ist

a.      Church completed a financial campaign and committed a percentage to IBC/BGC<= /p>

b.      Church participates= in TimeShare

c.      Church participates= in Adopt-a-Cabin

d.      Church provided fin= ancial support to the Iowa Falls Church Plant

e.      Pastor participates= in LEAD team

19.   &= nbsp;           Humboldt, Oak Hill<= o:p>

a.      Church participated= in TimeShare - 3  yrs<= /span>

b.      Church provided fin= ancial support for the Iowa Falls Church Plant

c.      Pastor participates= in a LEAD team

20.   &= nbsp;           Ida Grove, Faith Community – NEW TO THE IBC

a.      Skip Hansen respond= ed to the initial church inquiry regarding assistance from and affiliation with t= he IBC/BGC.

b.      Pastor Jarol Duerks= en served as an Intentional Interim 

c.      Jarol assisted with Ministry Placement Network 

d.      Church affiliated with the IBC in 2003

e.      Paul Smalley attend= ed a National Church Planting Conf  - IBC funded

f.      =   Pastor participates in LEAD team

21.   &= nbsp;           Iowa City, The River Community

a.      Church completed an XtremeSteps campaign and committed 20% to IBC/BGC

b.      Church participates= in Adopt-a-Cabin

c.      Pastor Craig Holmes attended a National Head Coach Training Event  - IBC/BGC facilitated and funded

d.      Church released Ass= ociate Pastor Gail Mitchell to serve (for one year) as interim pastor at Faith Bap= tist in Washington

e.      Gail assisted anoth= er IBC church through a conflict resolution process

f.      =   Church contributed $1,000 to the North Liberty Church Plant Ministry Center purchase.

g.      Skip Hansen is assi= sting Search Committee with the Pastoral Placement process.  

22.   &= nbsp;           Iowa Falls, The River’s Edge – NEW CHURCH PLANT

a.      Church Plant was launched Nov= 6, 2005

b.      IBC is providing financial support ($40K+ over 3 yrs) 

c.      IBC chu= rches have been/are providing financial support - Humboldt, Stratford, = Forest City, Estherville, Hampton, & Je= sup <= /p>

d.      Pastors Carlton Anderson & Mike Mentzer attended National Church Planting Events  - IBC/BGC facilitated = and funded=

e.      Carlton attended a National Generous Church Summit  - IBC/= BGC funded

f.      =   Carlt= on attend= ed a National New Church Conference  - IBC funded

g.      Church participates in TimeShare

h.      Church worship team “Driftwood” performed at the request of IBC church= es in Hampton, New Hampton, and Forest City.<= /p>

i.      =    Church contributed $1,000 to the North Liberty Church Plant Ministry Center purchase.j.      =    Pastors participate in LEAD team

23.   &= nbsp;           Jesup, Jesup Bible Fellowship – NEW TO THE IBC

a.      Skip Hansen respond= ed to the initial church inquiry regarding assistance from and affiliation with t= he IBC/BGC.

b.      Pastor Jarol Duerks= en served as Intentional Interim 

c.      Church affiliated w= ith the IBC in 2004

d.      Jarol assisted with Ministry Placement Network 

e.      Church provided fin= ancial support for the Iowa Falls Church Plant

f.      =   Pastor participates in LEAD team

24.   &= nbsp;           Kiron, First Baptis= t

a.      Church participates= in TimeShare

b.      Church participates= in Adopt-a-Cabin

c.      Pastor Wayne Fritzi= nger provided extended pulpit supply at Denison Baptist

d.      Pastor participates= in a LEAD team

25.   &= nbsp;           Knoxville, New Covenant

a.      Skip Hansen assisted Search Committee with Ministry Placement Network

b.      Pastors participate= in a LEAD team

26.   &= nbsp;           Lansing, Center Bap= tist

a.      Church participates= in Adopt-a-Cabin

b.      Church hosted the 2= 003 IBC Annual Meeting

27.   &= nbsp;           Milf= ord, Milford Baptist

a.      Gary Harrison (BGC)completed a Natural Church Development survey and provided consultation 

b.      Church participates= in Adopt-a-Cabin

c.      Pastor attended a N= ational Head Coach Training event – IBC/BGC funded

d.      Pastor participates= in a LEAD team

28.   &= nbsp;           Muscatine, First Baptist – NEW TO THE IBC<= /b>

a.      Skip Hansen respond= ed to the initial church inquiry regarding assistance from and affiliation with t= he IBC/BGC.

b.      Church affiliated with the IBC in 2005 =

c.      Church participates= in Adopt-a-Cabin

d.      Church provides significant financial support, ($10,000+), to the North Liberty Church Plan= t

e.      Pastor participates= in a LEAD team

 

29.   &= nbsp;           New Hampton, First Baptist – NEW TO THE IBC

a.      Skip Hansen respond= ed to the initial church inquiry regarding assistance from and affiliation with t= he IBC/BGC.

b.      Church affiliated with the IBC in 2003<= /b>

c.      Jarol Duerksen &= ; Sue Shaw completed a Titus Assessment

d.      Pastor Sam Webb ser= ved as a Titus Intentional Interim

e.      Sue served as a Tit= us Interim Coach 

f.      =   Sam assisted with Ministry Placement Network&n= bsp;

g.      Church committed 10= % from the sale of their parsonage to IBC Church Planting

h.      Church participates= in TimeShare

i.      =    Pastor participates in LEAD team

30.   &= nbsp;           North Liberty/Coral= ville, Genesis <= st1:PlaceType w:st=3D"on">Church – NEW CHURCH PLANT

a.      Church Plant was launched Sept 17, 2006=

b.      IBC is providing financial support of $40K+ over 3 yrs

c.      IBC Churches are an= d/or have been providing financial

d.      Pastors Dave Conrads & Chad Hill participated in National TeAMerica events – IBC/BGC f= acilitated and funded

e.      Pastors participate= in a LEAD team

31.   &= nbsp;           Pleasant Hill, Grace Community

a.      Church participates= in TimeShare

32.   &= nbsp;           Stratford, First Baptist

a.      S= kip Hansen assisted Search Committee with the Pastoral Placement process

b.      Pastor Jim Mead att= ended a National Generous Church Summit – IBC/BGC funded<= /p>

c.      Church hosted the 2= 006 IBC Annual Meeting and State-wide LEAD tem

d.      Church provided fin= ancial support to the Iowa Falls Church Plant

e.      S= kip Hansen is currently assisting with Ministry Placement Network 

f.      =   Pastors participate in a LEAD team

33.   &= nbsp;           Urbandale, Olivet Baptist

a.      Church participates= in TimeShare

b.      Church participates= in Adopt-a-Cabin

c.      Pastor Steve Clinks= cales attended a National Head Coach Training – IBC/BGC facilitated & funded

d.      G= ary Clark attended a National Generous Church Summit – IBC/BGC funded

e.      Church provides sup= port to the Des Moines<= /st1:City> (Daybreak) Church Plant – hosted a dinner/theater fundraiser

f.      =   Pastors participate in a LEAD team

34.   &= nbsp;           Washington, Faith B= aptist

a.      Pastor Gail Mitchel= l (Iowa City church)= served as a Titus Intentional Interim 

b.      Gail Assisted with Ministry Placement Network 

c.      Harald attended a National Generous Church Summit – IBC/BGC funded

d.      Church provides significant financial support, ($10,000+), to the North Liberty Church Plan= t

e.      Two lay leaders ass= isted another IBC church in regard to conflict intervention

f.      =   Church participates in TimeShare

g.      Pastors participate= in a LEAD team

35.   &= nbsp;           Waterloo, Grace Baptist

a.      Church participates= in TimeShare – 1st year

b.      Pastor participates= in a LEAD team

36.   &= nbsp;           Waverly, Grace Bapt= ist

a.      Skip Hansen assiste= d with Ministry Placement Network

b.      Jarol Duerksen &= ; Sue Shaw completed a Titus Assessment 

c.      Pastor Jeff Scherer served as a Titus Intentional Interim

d.      Sue served as a Tit= us Interim Coach

e.      Jeff completed a Na= tural Church Development survey

f.      =   Jeff assisted with Ministry Placement Network

g.      Church participates= in TimeShare

h.      Church participates= in Adopt-a-Cabin

i.      =    Pastor participates in a LEAD team

37.   &= nbsp;           Waukon, Ironridge &= #8211; NEW CHURCH PLANT

a.      Church Plant was la= unched September 12, 2004

b.      IBC pro= vided financial support of $40K+ over 3 yrs

c.      IBC churches have b= een or are providing financial support – Waterloo, Decorah, Muscatine, De= nver, New Hampton =

d.      Pastor Marlan Mincks attended National Church Planting Events – IBC/BGC facilitated & funded

e.      Pastor participates= in a LEAD team

38.   &= nbsp;           West Liberty, West Liberty Christian Fellowship=

a.      Church participates= in Time Share

b.      Church provided fin= ancial support for the North Liberty Church Plant.

c.      Pastor participates= in LEAD team

 

These relationships all happened because the Iowa Baptist Conference has promoted= and funded healthy relationships between pastors & peoples.

 

OTHER DISTRICT-WIDE MI= NISTRY ACTIVITIES<= /b>

 

1.   &n= bsp;   Multiplication – Church Planting

a.      FOUR previously established churches affiliated with the IBC between 2003-2005

b.      FOUR new church pla= nts were launched between 2004-2007

c.      Pastor Carlton Ande= rson (Direc of Multiplication) & Sue Shaw developed and facilitate a Church Planter’s LEAD team

d.      Carlton  provides church planter coaching, = and accountability

e.      Pastor Marlan Mincks assists with National TeAMerica assessment center –=

f.      =   Sue served as assessor at TeA= Merica Assessment Center 

g.      Waukon church plant= is preparing to launch a satellite in Ossian

h.      North Liberty Church plant is planning = to launch 2 home churches in the Coralville/Iowa City areas the fall of 2007

i.      =    Daybreak is planning to launch two more churches in the future—an Hispanic and= an Anglo church

2.   &n= bsp;   Mobilization – Church Health

a.      S= kip Hansen developed the LEAD team structure and encouraged participation 

b.      70% of IBC pastors participate in FIVE regional LEAD teams and 1 Youth Pastor’s LEAD tea= m

c.      Skip attends LEAD meetings when available  =

d.      Skip frequently cou= nsels one on one with pastors and/or pastoral couples as needed 

e.      Skip  provides interpretation of StrengthsFinder and Ministry Match assessments for Pastors, pastoral couple= s, Lay Leaders, LEAD teams, and IBC staff&nbs= p;

f.      =   Skip facilitates annual Board of Overseer retreats 

g.      Skip facilitated IBC vision casting and re-visioning in 2001and 2005, and is currently working on 2008 

h.      S= kip Hansen and Sue Shaw developed and established a policy form of governance for the IBC Board of Overseers=

i.      =    Sue Shaw and Skip Hansen created IBC staff job descriptions= and an employee handbook 

j.      =    Pastor Jeff Scherer (Direc of Mobilization) works with Head Coaches to encourage a= nd build up LEAD teams

k.      = Jeff Scherer inform= s and trains pastors on available IBC/BGC resources

l.      =    Jeff Scherer contacts non-LEAD team participating pastors

m.    Sue assists pastors= and churches with MPN for pastoral placement 

n.      L= inda Hansen assists pastors wives with establishing LEADNET teams 

3.   &n= bsp;   Memories - Camp Ministry

a.      Roger Sutton (Camp Director) meets with IBC church leadership teams, congregations, and camp coordinators—promoting Adopt a Cabin, TimeShare, and IBC Camps/Events=

b.      Roger facilitates Adopt-a-Cabin projects and oversees all volunteers

c.      Brad Spitzer created “state of the art” promotional materials

d.      Twelve churches participated in Adopt a Cabin

e.      Fifteen churches cu= rrently participate in TimeShare

4.   &n= bsp;   MANAGEMENT – Fundraising & Promotion

a.      S= kip Hansen developed a district leadership team and completed church leadership presentations for the XtremeSteps campaign=  

b.      Four churches participated in XtremeSteps campaigns

c.      Skip developed “Heart Partner” (see br= ochure) & “Friend” relationships&n= bsp;

d.      Brad & Sue implemented a new data base software program that covers both our event registrations and our donor data base

e.      Sue Shaw serves as = the data base manager  =

f.      =   Skip Hansen= , Sue Shaw, & Brad Spitzer create district ministry brochur= es, booklets and calendars

g.      Youth Pastor Tony Phillips (Eldridge) & Sue Shaw promoted and facilitated the 1st Annual Golf Tournament (fund-raising for church planting)  <= /span>

 

 

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MULTIPLICATION

 

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