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Training and Connecting Those Who Manage and Maintain Churches and Faith-Based Schools

Three immersive days of learning packed with more than 50 conference sessions, workshops, and hands-on training opportunities await you.

CFX 2025 - Chattanooga, TN - Conference Sept 22-24 - Expo Sept 23-24

You manage your church’s building and property every week, and sometimes it feels like you’re stuck in a rut.

Don’t miss your chance to learn new strategies and systems to become a better steward of your facility!

Who Needs to Attend the Facility Stewardship Conference?

  • Facility Managers
  • Directors of Operations
  • Executive Pastors
  • Facility Team Members

Basically, anyone involved in managing the day-to-day care of the buildings and grounds or who supports those who manage them should attend CFX!

Speakers and Sessions

Check back often for program updates!

Facility Stewardship

Preventative Maintenance

Description: coming soon

Speaker: coming soon

Facilities Management for Churches with Schools

Description: coming soon

Speaker: coming soon

Ways to Optimize Your Cleaning Process

Description: coming soon

Speaker: coming soon

Effective Space Usage

Utilizing God's Facilities to Engage the Community and Generate Revenue

Description: Your church’s facilities are an asset that can be used to engage the community and generate revenue to help sustain ministry efforts. By strategically utilizing the facilities GOD has blessed us with, churches can create a welcoming environment that serves the needs of the local community while supporting the financial health of the church. By creatively and responsibly using church facilities, ministries can strengthen their outreach, support financial sustainability, and build stronger relationships with the community, ultimately Glorifying GOD’S Kingdom.

Speaker: James Burns

Multi-Site Panel Discussion

Description: coming soon

Speaker: coming soon

Leadership & Organization

Facilities and Maintenance Team Preparation and Planning

Description: In this session, we’ll discuss best practices for hiring staff or volunteers, working with your team members, and developing training opportunities to help them succeed. We’ll also discuss OSHA requirements to include management procedures and documentation of facility inventory and policies.

Speaker: David Fullerton

Working Through Insurance Claims

Description: coming soon

Speaker: coming soon

How to Keep a Volunteer for Life

Description: coming soon

Speaker: Dennis Choy

The Five "S's" of Ministry Success

Description: In ministry there are always challenges, there are always problems, difficulties, and situations that leave you scratching your head, asking, “WHAT IS GOING ON!??” In all of the hustle of ministry life and complexity that comes with it, it is really easy to get lost in the “Fog” and before you know it, that building project is so far off the rails not even Google can find it! In a blink of an eye that seemingly minor staff issue gets really big – really fast. Or, maybe the facilities and the budget don’t seem to align, or you have security and access control nightmares that make your head spin and maybe your AV systems are a running joke!

The Five “S’s” helps cut through the chatter, the noise, and the fog, and helps to bring the issues to front and center so it can be dealt with in a clear and concise way.

Speaker: Rich Fuchs

Team Development

Facility Stewardship Ministry Culture

Description: coming soon

Speaker: coming soon

Keeping Your Pilot Lit: Five Strategies for Avoiding Burnout in Ministry

Description: In the world of ministry church leaders face challenges and pressures on a consistent basis. For many who are Bi-Vocational the ministry and life demands are doubled. The demands of ministry on a church leader’s time, family, and health have led many to burn out and leave the ministry altogether. Church leaders are expected to be experts in the scripture, model a perfect marriage, be involved in or lead a small group, while at the same time become the employee of the month or manager of the year at their other job and while coaching their children’s soccer team if they are Bi-Vocational. Although God has gifted those of us who lead in church with grace He has granted, the task of leading in a 21st Century church can be grueling.

By the end of their time with me, pastors and church leaders will learn how to see the signs of buildup to burnout and learn strategies that will help them avoid burnout so they may burn bright in their calling. Attendees will leave the session with hope as they will be given takeaways that will assist them in keeping fresh fire for ministry.

Speaker: Arthur James

Women in Ministry and Leadership

Description: coming soon

Speaker: coming soon

Breaking Down Silos Through Healthy Communication Between Leadership & Teams

Description: Discover how to break down ministry silos and build a unified, collaborative church culture with clear communication and Christ-centered teamwork.

Speaker: Ken Hester

Additional Advanced Learning Opportunities:

Leadership Collectives

  • Facility & Safety Director Leadership Collective
  • Pastor & Executive Pastor Leadership Collective

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