Articles for tag: Reggie Joiner

November 9, 2020

How Do We Treat Those Student Drivers? (Nov. 15 Lesson Application)

This “Application” column goes with the Bible Lesson for Nov. 15, 2020: Teach What Is Appropriate (Titus 2:1-15) ________ By David Faust My 16-year-old granddaughter is learning how to drive. On a recent Sunday afternoon, I tossed Kayla the car keys and sat next to her in the passenger seat while she drove around our church’s empty parking lot. She practiced parallel parking, inching the car between the painted lines. At one point she accidentally hit the accelerator instead of the brake pedal and we sped toward the curb. As we jerked to a stop she exclaimed, “I’m sorry, Papa!”

July 19, 2018

Christian Standard

Church & Ministry Youth & Children's Ministry

How Orange Is Changing the Face of Children’s Ministry and Curriculum

By Amy Fenton When you work for a company whose name is a color, you get questions (and occasionally weird looks). Sometimes people think I work for the fitness place with a similar name . . . nope. Sometimes people think my boss, Reggie Joiner, likes that color. He does like it, but that is not why we are called Orange. For us, Orange is the company name because it reflects our strategy. We recently celebrated our 11th year of the Orange Conference, and as I stood in the back of the room on our last day, I thought about

September 21, 2008

Randy Gariss

Organizations & Events Conferences & Gatherings

NACC Viewpoints: What Did You Expect?

Randy Gariss reflects on the North American Christian Convention, highlighting fellowship, ministry networking, inspiration, and the ongoing challenges of affordability, inclusion, and biblical focus.

January 3, 2008

Brandon Smith

Organizations & Events Conferences & Gatherings

Three Incentives for Joining the Movement

Brandon Smith shares three reasons Restoration Movement leaders should engage Catalyst: gaining insight from outside voices, embracing big-picture influence, and pursuing unity around God’s Word beyond denominational lines.