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          Letter Boosting LDI (PDF).           LDI Brochure (PDF).

When? April 21-24, 2009 (College Intensives - 20-24)

Where? Cleveland, TN

Our International LDI will not only focus on the senior pastor, many of the local leaders will have training available.  Plan now to bring the entire staff (local, state, regional, national).

LDI 2009 Schedule:

Monday -College courses begin, various locations

Tuesday

• 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. - registration
• 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Track Classes
• 7:00 p.m. - Plenary Session: Worship and Celebration,
  Speaker: H. E. Cardin, TC/LDI Director

Wednesday

• 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. - Track Classes
  (Pastor's Track - General Session)
• 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Track Classes
• 7:00 p.m. - Plenary Session: Worship and Celebration,
  Speaker: Randall Howard, General Overseer

Thursday

• 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. - Track Classes
  (Pastor's Track - General Session)
• 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Track Classes
• 7:00 pm - Optional Evening - Special reception at the International Offices (3720 Keith St. NW)

Friday

• 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. - Track Classes
  (Pastor's Track - General Session)
• 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm - Track Classes
• 7:00 pm - Plenary Session: Worship and Celebration,
  Speaker: Sam Clements, North American General Presbyter. (Final Session.)

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Tracks At-A-Glance

Pastoral Track
(for the Senior Pastor)
H. E. Cardin - TCCOGOP@aol.com 
Peerless Rd COGOP

Pastoral Track - Quick View

Updated - April 1, 2009  

As in the past, classes will be offered for the Senior Pastor. ^{(Check here for updates.)}

Examples:

Special Guests:

Listen to the discussion with Dr. Bryan Cutshall, recorded April 1. In this phone conversation, (some 43 minutes) Dr. Brian Cutshall shares concerning the future of church growth. As you listen you will hear the focal points of preceding decades. Due to the feedback during the webinar, Dr. Cutshall has consented to add a work shop "Restructuring from a Shepherd to a Rancher."  To listen by phone, call (712) 432-1139 and use the access code: 659717#. To download the (WAV) file - click here.

If you have questions concerning the Pastoral Track, please contact me, H. E. Cardin - TCCOGOP@aol.com. The Conference Play Back will be available after the above date.  Conference Play Back, Playback Number:  (712) 432-1139, Access Code: 659717#.

Listen to the discussion with Dr. Bryan Cutshall, recorded February 18, 2009, Conference Play Back
Playback Number: (712) 432-1139,  Access Code: 781930#.  Dr. Cutshall shares what you will receive by participating in our LDI. Download the PDF of the presentation.  To download in a "podcast" format (MP3), click here.

Continue reading your "Connections."

General Session - Wed AM 9-12 (You will be given Q&A sheets through out that will be turned in each session for Friday.)
#1 "Structuring Your Church for Growth" (Growing from 50 to 500)
#2 Creating the HUB (What will the churches of the future look like)
Afternoon Workshop - Optional
2:00 - "Exit Interviews" (Why people leave. Consider the "turn-over stats", most lose 1/3 of their congregation.)
3:45-5:00 -"Building Income Streams for Your Church" - Since they are involved in a $35 million building project, fresh ideas are needed and will be shared.

General Session - Thurs AM 9-12
#3 "5 Most Important Ministries for Attracting New People"
#4 "Building a Volunteer Army"
Afternoon Workshop - Optional
2:00 - "Restructuring from a Shepherd to a Rancher" - Are you stuck at 50, 75, 100, or even 200 people. It may be because you are stuck in Shepherd mode and you need to shift into Rancher mode. Attend this workshop and you will learn what holds pastor's back from going to the next level of in their church. This one leadership concept doubled Dr. Cutshall's church and multiplied his effectiveness as a pastor. 
3:45-5:00 - "Deacons and Elders Ministry" (Lay Ministry, not administrative elders) With over 100 deacons, 32 elders and wives, we will look at this issue through the lenses of Acts 5, 1 Peter 5.

General Session - Fri AM 9-12
#5 "Vision Cycles – Vision Casting"
#6 Questions and Answers (Question sheets are to be turned in at the end of each sessions earlier)

• Jan Couch (International Stewardship Ministries Director) - "The Pastor's Compensation Package" This workshop will deal with: Housing; Health Insurance; Expense Reimbursement; 403(b) Matching Retirement and more.
• John A. Stone (Senior Pastor - Keith St. Ministries) "The Pastor and F&S/Board" This workshop will offer: How to Choose and Use an Effective F&S/Board;  F&S to take ownership of stewardship (offerings, fund raising, budget); Pastoral Role in Stewardship and more.
• Randall Howard (General Overseer) - "Our Values and the COGOP Call Into Our Future"
  as well as "Leadership of the COGOP Today."
• Clayton Endecott - (General Presbyter for Europe) 
  *  "Ministering in a Post Modern Setting" - How can I connect with the world we live in today? We will look at "Alpha - Evangelism."
  * "Connecting in a Pastoral-Pentecostal Way" - We may borrow from Willow Creek, Rick Warren, and others, but we are charged to "Pastor Pentecostally."
• David Browder (General Presbyter for Asia/Oceania) "Practical Ministries for Harvest Minded Churches" We often think of ministry as preaching or teaching, but there are many unlimited things that can open the door for sharing the "Good News".
• Cathy Payne (International Womens Ministries Director) "Designing An Effective Women's Ministry" Most pastors can quickly agree that the largest segment of their local church body seems to be women. While some local fellowships perceive this to be restrictive, research indicates that churches who minister to, train, and use women in leadership are balanced, growing churches. This insightful overview can help pastors and leaders catch a vision for what God can do through a ministry directed and designed to and for women.
• Don Brock (International Administrative Committee, Tomlinson Center Board Member) "Every Pastor Counsels" This workshop will deal with: every pastor is called upon to some extent by people needing counseling; when should a pastor refer someone to professional counseling; ethics for pastoral counselors; pastors model spiritual and emotional health; duel role relationships (pastor/counselor); confidentiality and more.
• Tim Coalter (Overseer of South Carolina) The Pastor's Coach - How important is it to have a good coach? One has to look no further than then men's basketball program at Duke University. The Duke Blue Devils are recognized as a perennial powerhouse in college basketball. In 1990 coach Mike Krzyzewski led his team to 29 wins and only 9 losses. In the seasons that followed, they recorded 32 wins in 1991, 34 wins in 1992, 24 wins in 1993, and 28 wins in 1994. The Blue Devils consistently enjoyed winning seasons until 1995 when the team suffered a losing season with only 13 wins and 18 losses. The following year the team returned to its winning ways and continues to be one of the most dominant programs in college basketball.  What was unique to the 1995 losing season? This happened to be the year that Coach Krzyzewski suffered a back injury. After leading his team to a 9-3 record the doctors sidelined him for the rest of the season. Without Coach K at the helm, the Blue Devils lost 15 of their remaining 19 games. Obviously, good coaching can mean the difference between winning and losing. One can't help but wonder how a minister's performance could be enhanced with the right coaching and mentoring. In this class we will explore this dynamic power of partnership.
• Darren Schalk (Sunday School Curriculum Editor) "Is Sunday School Dead?"  Many feel Sunday school is a dying tool. Is it? Can it still be utilized in some way, shape, or form today? If Sunday school isn't the right model for Christian education, what is? What type of model did Jesus utilize when He made disciples? If you're struggling to find the proper model to make disciples in your church, join us as we think through and discuss ways to revitalize your Christian education program.
• Virginia Chatham (Managing Editor of the White Wing Messenger, English)
  * "Writing and Speaking Tips for Pastors"  This class will concentrate on the misapplication of grammar and the misuse of vocabulary in writing and public speaking.  We will consider the common (and often comical) mistakes that are found in publications (bulletins, magazines, correspondence, etc.).
  * "Christian Writing Course"  (A How-to Book for Christian Writers) This class is a practical approach to the fine art of writing and is designed to help potential writers develop their God-given talent. This class is a great starting point for anyone who believes God may be leading them to write.
• Steve Wilson, Jr. (Lead Pastor, Peerless Road, Cleveland, TN) "How to Attract More First Time Guest and Keep Them" - It's not enough to just attract first time guests - you must learn how to keep them! Recent studies show that the average first time guest to your church, now makes a decision whether to come back or not within the first 7 minutes they step on your campus. This class will discuss practical steps that will help you create an inviting environment for your first-time guests-one that they will want to come back to time and time again!
• Kirk Rising (State Youth Director for North Carolina) Technology in the Church - See / Hear / Experience [Do They See what I am Saying?] -  With the glaring statistic that we retain more from what we see than what we hear, how are you as a Pastor or leader "showing" the Word of God to your congregations. Jesus throughout his ministry used imagery such as parables, lilies, birds, trees etc. How are you casting vision? How are you developing themes?  Do God's words come alive and leap off the page and into the heart  souls who look and listen. This workshop will show how to develop and discover resources to visually enhance  your message, vision or mission in your ministry. Projectors, computers, lights, sound, web resources such as backgrounds, videos, video clips, sound clips, research tools, will all be covered. This will be a "hands-on" practical workshop.
• Walter Doroshuk (Overseer of Western Canada) "Engaging Membership in Ministry, the New Testament Model" - The ministry of the contemporary church is often relegated to pastor and staff of paid leaders who provide a multiplicity of programs and ministries as a service to the congregants who leave the church gathering with little more than the scratch of a spiritual itch and little positive kingdom impact. The New Testament reveals principles that bring revival because the members are engaged in the ministry. The church should perhaps be more of a scattering than a gathering. We will explore these principles. (Wed.)
• Scott Gillum (Overseer of Kentucky)  The Servant Leader - In the climate of our society and with the question being asked in public forums such as , talk shows and many editorials, "Where have all the leaders gone?" an attitude seems to have become very clear. People want to know what has happened to the legendary leaders who commanded situations and exemplify authority that has a foundation in integrity and character, rather than image and controversy. Pastors are challenged as Jesus was with three universal and powerful temptations – 1) instant gratification, 2) recognition and applause and 3)  improper use and lust for power. In this season of leadership, the fruit of your service will be directly related to your responses in these areas. We will examine Jesus' responses to these temptations as well as His call to servant leadership.
• Dr. Sylvester Smith (Tomlinson Center Instructor, Senior Pastor, Anniston, AL)
  What I Wish I Had Known Before My First Pastorate - This workshop offered by a veteran pastor will touch on temptation, prayer, relationship with your spouse, offering balance, your children, rest, relaxation and recreation, finance, taxes, a debt-free lifestyle, tithing, savings, retirement and so much more!
• Dr. John Christopher Thomas (Church of God Theological Seminary)
  The Authentic Practice of Footwashing &
  The Blessing of Communion -
• Chris Weathers (Youth Pastor, future Senior Pastor, Harvest Worship Center, Taylor, MI)
  Second Chair Doesn't Mean Second Best - It is a God-given opportunity for associates to partner with the Senior Pastor to serve the needs within the Kingdom of God.  Serving from the second (or third, fourth, or fifth) chair has its challenges both naturally and spiritually, but it also offers dynamic victories.  In this workshop, we will focus on several Scriptural models as well as glean from our own experiences that we may discover:
  * the significance and role of the second chair
  * how to partner with the spirit of an armor bearer
  * that second chairs do not settle for being secondary dreamers
• Winston Reid (Wildwood Avenue, Cleveland, TN) 
  Community Relationships: A Key to Church Health - Churches can no longer sustain or defend the old Protestant tradition of "saving souls only" apart from practical involvement with communities and community-related issues. In this day of God's greater harvest, church leaders must embrace the idea that genuine involvement with socio-economic issues of community life is a vital key to enhancing the church's internal well being and its presence in society. Building good community relationships and interacting effectively with community leaders are areas of church life that must be prioritized, developed, and sustained. Relational leaders must assume this responsibility and lead the way.
• Duke Stone (Senior Pastor, Hickory Valley, Chat., TN)
  Igniting Spiritual Formation: Challenging Your Congregation to Rediscover Their Passion For God - This would explore the Kings of Judah as they led the nation through spiritual renewal and decline. It will explore the importance of developing our congregation's spirituality as well as all of the structural development necessary. I have been preaching on this at our church for the past month and it has really challenged our people (and me) to  examine our passion for God. Probably would need two days on this one.
• Dr. Fred Garmon (Church of God School of Theology)
  Conflict Resolution - What's a pastor to do?
  

• John Pace (Overseer of the Heartland Territory [Kansas, Missouri]) "The Spiritual Discipline of ‘Sacred Reading'" - This workshop is for those parched in spirit from constantly pouring out for others and to others, yet, never finding the time to be personally filled and refreshed. For 1500 years Christians have used Lectio Divina (Latin for "Sacred Reading") as a way to be revived by the power of God's Word and as a foundation in their daily relationship with Jesus Christ. Come learn how to practice this proven discipline that will deeply impact your spiritual life.

Christian Education Track
Marvin Eskew - marvin@cogop.org
Darren Schalk - dschalk@cogop.org
Peerles Road . COGOP

Updated - April 20, 2009  

To listen to the webinar/conference with Marvin Eskew discussing what you might receive in this track, call the Conference Play Back, Playback Number: (712) 432-1139, Access Code: 602354#. Or click here to download the WAV file.

The CE track will have three areas of focus: Teacher Training, Christian Formation, One Accord Curriculum.

Titles may include:

Darren Shalk (White Wing Curriculum Editor)
* Finding The Best Curriculum
* The Modern Day Teacher: Understanding Your Role
* Discipleship Through Relationship: A Front Porch Approach to C.E.

Marvin Eskew (International Christian Education Track Director, TC Staff)
* What does Athens have to do with Jerusalem? A critique of our modern day approach to Christian Education in the church culture.
* Does Sunday School Have to Meet on Sunday's? Creative Approaches to Doing Christian Education

David Bryan (International Global Outreach Director ) "I'm Confused, Please Explain Discipleship!"
* Romans 12 and the essence of discipleship
* What does discipleship mean for me?
* What does discipleship mean for my ministry?
* What does discipleship mean for my church?

Pam Browning  (Professor and Chair, Department of Early Childhood, Elementary, and Special Education, Lee University, Cleveland, TN) - Teacher Training

Heritage Ministries Track
Paul Holt - pholt@cogop.org
Peerles Road . COGOP

To listen to the webinar/conference with Paul Holt, Conference Play Back, Playback Number:  (712) 432-1139, Access Code: 538421#. or click here to downlaod the (WAV) file.

To Join Heritage Ministries Online - https://webapps.cogopmedia.com/forms/HM_Member_Form.html

To Keep up with what is happening in Heritage Ministries - www.heritageministries.blogspot.com

Our Heritage and its Relevance Today

Tentative Schedule

• Session 1 – Tuesday Afternoon, April 21
  Instructor Dr. David Roebuck
  "From Camp Creek. . ."
  Dr. Roebuck will do an overview of our early church history up to 1923 and its relevance for today
  (Dr. Roebuck is the Director of the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center)
• Session 2 – Tuesday Afternoon, April 21
  Dr. Roebuck continues
• Session 3 – Wednesday Morning, April 22
  Instructor Dr. E.C. McKinley
  ". . .to a Worldwide Movement"
  Dr. McKinley will do an overview of our history from 1923 to the present and its relevance for today
  (Dr. McKinley is the Presiding Bishop for the Church of God of Prophecy in Tennessee)
• Session 4 – Wednesday Morning, April 22
  Dr. McKinley continues
• Session 5 - Wednesday Afternoon, April 22
  Instructor: Bishop Tim Coalter
  "Our Heritage is Positively Pentecostal"
  (Bishop Coalter is the Presiding Bishop for the Church of God of Prophecy in South Carolina)
• Session 6 - Wednesday Afternoon, April 22
  Bishop Coalter continues
• Session 7 - Thursday Morning, April 23
  Testimonies of our Heritage
  Ministers who were a part of our heritage share their stories
• Session 8 - Thursday Morning, April 23
  Instructor: Bishop David Bryan
  "The Church Today - Touching the Globe"
  (Bishop Bryan is the Global Outreach Director for the Church of God of Prophecy)
• Session 9 – Thursday Afternoon, April 23
  Instructor: Bishop Randy Howard
  "Balancing our Heritage and our Core Values"
  (Bishop Howard is the General Overseer for the Church of God of Prophecy)
• Session 10 – Thursday Afternoon, April 23
  Instructor: Paul Holt
  "Heritage Ministries & Its Relevance Today"
  (Bishop Holt is the Heritage Ministries Director for the Church of God of Prophecy)
• All Friday Day Sessions - April 24
  Field trip to Barney Creek, First Assembly House, Shearer Schoolhouse site, and Fields of the Wood. Lunch at Fields of the Wood.

Questions? Contact Paul Holt - pholt@cogop.org

Spanish Track
Joey Garcia - jgarcia@cogop.org
Peerles Road . COGOP

Spanish Track - Quick View

Updated - April 20, 2009

Details in Spanish, visit - http://www.visionahora.com/idl2009/

• Bishop Randy Howard - Our Values and the COGOP
• Diana García - The White Wing Messenger—A Resource Data Bank to Equip the Ministry
• Rufino Merlo - Personal Academic Preparedness
• Arnoldo Granados - Church Growth
• Hugo Mora - Introduction to Urban Theology
• Bishop Elías Vidal - Christian World View
• Bishop Elías Rodríguez - Relational Leadership III
• Bishop José García - Local Church Administration
• Bernaldo Manuel Aranda - Contemporary Religious Movements and How they Affect the local Church
• Bishop Benjamin Feliz - Ministerial Ethics
• Open Forum - The Challenges of Ministering in Multi Cultural Churches & Generation and Cultural Gap
• Jan Couch - The Pastor´s Role in Stewardship
• Kathy Creasy - The Pastor, a Key Player in An Effective Children´s Ministry
• Cathy Payne - Leadership Excellence and Training
• Other Issues Covered - Domestic Abuse & Sexual Harassment 

Stewardship Track
Jan Couch - KJCOUCH@aol.com
Peerles Road . COGOP

Updated - April 20, 2009   

Stewardship Track - Quick View

Listen to Sister Jan Couch share what you will receive in the Stewardship Ministries track
(as well as Pastor John A Stone, Mike Luithle and Paulette Wilbanks, some 19 minutes): 
Playback Number: (712) 432-1139 - Access Code: 648593#. 
To download in a "podcast" format (MP3), click Here.

Every church needs a Stewardship Ministries Director. Training for those who are gifted and called to this vital area of ministry will be available via a stewardship track in the 2009 LDI. The following subjects will be discussed:

• Jan Couch  - The State/Local Stewardship Director
• John A. Stone  - The Effective Church Board/F&S
• Jeff White  - Developing a Giving Church
• Mike Luthlie  - Personal Finance
• Paulette Wilbanks  - The Church Budget
• Wilbanks/Couch  - Tax Implications for Ministers/Churches

Women's Ministries Track
Cathy Payne - Cogopwm@aol.com
Peerles Road . COGOP

Women's Ministries Track - Quick View

Updated - April 20, 2009

"Designing An Effective Women's Ministry"

Listen to Cathy Payne share what you will receive in this track:
Playback Number: (712) 432-1139 -Access Code: 320647#
To download in a "podcast" format (MP3), click here.

Women's Ministries is excited to be participating in the upcoming Leadership Development Institute in Cleveland, Tennessee scheduled for the week of April 21-24, 2009. The Women's Ministries Track will include instruction and networking for four specific areas of ministry. The first area will focus on the work and challenges of state, regional, and local leaders who minister in the network of Women's Ministries. The second area will focus on the unique challenges of serving as Senior Pastor as a female minister. The third area will focus on support and encouragement for spouses of pastors, ministers, and leaders. The fourth area will offer opportunities for emerging female leaders and ministers to network with one another and learn from seasoned anointed women ministers. Some of our instructors include Dr. Cheryl Johns (School of Theology, Cleveland, TN), Londa Richardson (State Women's Ministries Director, Tennessee), Brenda Gillum, (State Women's Ministries Coordinator, Kentucky), Pastor Rhonda Davis and team (Pastor, Church of the Harvest, Cleveland, TN), and others. Don't miss this opportunity!

• Tuesday:  Day Emphases: Local/Regional/State Leaders and Emerging Leaders.  Highlights: Guest Instructor - Pastor Rhonda Davis, Pastor Church of the Harvest, Cleveland, TN.  Themes: Evangelistic/Creative Community Outreach and Foundation Strategies
• Wednesday:  Day Emphases: Local/Regional/State Leaders and Pastoral/Ministry Spouses  Highlights: Guest Instructor - Brenda Gillum, Women's Ministries State Director, Kentucky  Themes: Serving in Ministry Married to a Minister, and Leadership Strategies 
• Thursday: Day Emphases: Local/Regional/State Leaders, Female Senior Pastors and Emerging Leaders Highlights: Guest Instructor - Londa Richardson, Women's Ministries State Director, Tennessee Themes: Team Building, Overcoming Obstacles, and Leadership/Discipleship
• Friday: Day Emphases: Local/Regional/State Leaders Female Senior Pastors and Emerging Leaders Highlights: Guest Instructor - Dr. Cheryl Johns, School of Theology, Cleveland, Tennessee Themes: Biblical Foundations for Ministry and Calling/Anointing
  

Ministering to the Young Harvest Track
Reid, Aleen - areid@cogop.org
Reid, Trevor - treid@cogop.org
Kathy Creasy - khcreasy@gmail.com
Peerles Road . COGOP

Youth & Children's Ministries Track - Quick View

Updated - April 20, 2009   

"Ministering to the Young Harvest (Children & Youth)"

• Tuesday, 2:00-5:00
  Developing Leaders, Impacting Kids—Reaching Today's Kids One Children's Minister at a Time
  Instructor:  Kathy Creasy
  For those leading in children's ministry God has not called you to reach every child but He has called you to develop leaders who will.  This course shares the vision of children's ministry and specifically targets those who are leading in children's ministry whether at a local church, regional or national level.   We will focus on two aspects of leadership development—moving from a volunteer mindset to a leadership mindset and mentoring those who serve alongside us.
• Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
  Building Children's Ministry Teams
  Instructors:  TBA
  Building a children's ministry team is an ongoing process of recruiting, training, and affirming volunteers.   This course includes three mini-workshops that will provide you with practical information and resources to help you build an effective ministry team.
• Wednesday, 2:00–5:00
  C.A.M.P.  Consider All My Possibilities
  Instructor:  Emily Nelson, Children's Camp Director, Virginia
  Camping provides an opportunity to create positive memories for children that will "last a lifetime" if you incorporate Creativity, Administration, Ministry, and Possibilities.  This course will help you evaluate your kids' camp and determine how to more effectively implement creativity, administration, ministry, and possibilities so that kids have a lifelong, life-changing camping memory.
• Thursday, 9:00-5:00
  Technology & Young Harvest Ministries (All-Day Thursday)
  Instructor:  André Dantzler
  This course will cover everything from navigating the web, customizing your homepage, social networking (Myspace, Facebook), blogging, podcasting, webhosting, etc. It is an intensive interactive course taught by André Dantzler.  André has more than 10 years of experience with internet technology.  He housed the server infrastructure for Senator John McCain and the Republican National Committee as well as over 200 other companies.  He is also the Executive Director of ProjectGod.com, which makes short Christian Films for the web.  He is a die hard Apple Mac user!  André is a highly energetic speaker that is always a lot of fun to listen to.
• Operation Omega:  Envisioning Youth Ministry in the Last Days
  Instructor:  Trevor & Aileen Reid, International Youth Ministries Directors
  Senior pastors and all levels of youth ministry leadership are encouraged to attend this session addressing vision and components of our last days' youth ministries.
• Building Youth Ministry Teams
  Instructor:  Pastor Jeff White, Greenville, SC
  This course will explore the effective youth pastor's role, the importance of structure in your ministry, recruiting and staff development. 
• The Dynamic Duo:  Youth & Camping Ministry
  Instructor:  Morais Cassell, Northeast Regional Director, Youth & Transition Ministries
• Biblical Sexuality and the Young Harvest
  Instructor:  Kathy Creasy & Aileen Reid
  This workshop will provide tools for help leaders address issues of sexuality with their students from a biblical context. 

(Please check often for updates.)

H. E. Cardin, M.Div., D.Min.
Tomlinson Center Director
Church of God of Prophecy International Offices
P. O. Box 2910
3720 Keith St. NW
Cleveland, TN 37320-2970
Office (423) 559-5324
Fax via e-mail (817) 582-5324
TCCOGOP@aol.com 
www.TomlinsonCenter.Com

International
Leadership
Development
Institute
2009
Cleveland, TN