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ReSermon Institute teaches Fort Wayne pastors to expand sermon audience.

2/6/2019

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Day-long seminar will teach pastors and ministry leaders how to empower more listeners.

For Immediate Release
February 6, 2019
Media: Contact Christopher Mann at (m/t) 260.508.3136 or Chris.Mann@ReSermon.com. 
​FORT WAYNE -- ReSermon Institute announced a new seminar to teach pastors how to expand a church’s audience by making sermon content accessible, searchable and projectable. On March 15, 2019, seven renown experts in communications and ministry will convene at Pathway Community Church to offer a day-long series of classes dedicated to helping ministry leaders better understand:
  • how to make sermons accessible to the deaf, the hard-of-hearing and members of the disabled community;
  • how to make sermons searchable by Googlers and Bingers; and
  • how to make sermons projectable by repurposing sermon content into blog posts, editorials, books and more.

The day’s teaching team includes:
(link to online biographies: http://www.resermon.com/rsi-faculty.html)
  • Rev. Donovan Coley:  Emcee and Moderator
  • Christopher Mann: Co-Founder, ReSermon Institute
  • Mark Mellinger: Weekend news anchor for WATE in Knoxville, Tenn. and former anchor at WANE Channel 15.
  • Rev. Dr. R.C. Sproul, Jr: Pastor, theologian, author of ten books and former resident scholar at Ligonier Ministries.
  • Dr. Les Sillars: Professor of Journalism at Patrick Henry College, Purceville, VA; Associate Editor for World Magazine; Contributor to the World and Everything In It daily podcast.
  • Curt Smith: President of the Indiana Family Institute and author of two books.
  • Carl and Bev Moellering: founders of Moellering Culture.
  • Jason Hamrock: CEO of Missional Marketing.
 
The seminar is open to pastors, staff and ministry leaders involved in helping their respective ministries serve the greater northern Indiana and Ohio communities. Tickets are $20 early bird, and $25 at the door.
  • What: ReSermon Institute.
  • Where: Pathway Community Church, 11910 Shearwater Run, Fort Wayne, IN 46845.
  • When: Friday, March 15, 2019, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
  • For whom: Pastors, staff, ministry leaders and advocates for greater sermon audience accessibility.
  • How much: $20 early bird through 3/1/19. $25 at the door.
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​ “ReSermon Institute helped my team understand how to multiply the impact of our weekly worship. Now, more people are listening to our sermons every week and attendance has increased.”
– Greg Byman, Senior Pastor, St Joe Community Church.

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“I initially struggled to get my head around the ReSermon Institute concept, but anybody who knows me knows that I love big ideas, and the ReSermon Institute is indeed a very big idea. I’m looking forward to participating in this important seminar.”
– Rev. Donovan Coley.
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“I’ve wondered about how nationally-known pastors find the time to publish books and study guides every year and now I get it! Windows, Doors and More is excited to sponsor ReSermon Institute to help teach pastors how to leverage their own sermon content for greater impact in Fort Wayne and beyond.”
– Kevin Hunter, President, Windows, Doors and More.
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About ReSermon Institute

ReSermon Institute teaches pastors and ministry leaders how to expand their sermon audience by making sermon content more accessible, searchable and projectable. Pastors learn how to repurposes sermon or lecture content into podcasts, blog posts, editorials, and books deeper into the public square for optimal ministry impact. To sign up for the ReSermon.com newsletter or learn more about an Institute near you, visit 
www.ReSermon.com. 
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ReSermon Institute Announces New Seminar

10/15/2018

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​Media: Contact Christopher Mann at (m/t) 260.508.3136 or Institute@ReSermon.com. 

Institute will teach pastors, staff and volunteers how to repurpose sermon content into blogs, books and more for deeper ministry impact.

Fort Wayne—ReSermon Institute announced a new seminar to teach pastors how to repurpose sermon content into other media like podcasts, editorials, social media posts, books and more. The seminar is open to pastors, staff and volunteers involved in helping their respective ministries serve the greater northern Indiana and Ohio communities.

  • What: ReSermon Institute, “Repurposing Sermon Content into the Public Square.”
  • Presenter: Christopher Mann, Founder, ReSermon.com. 
  • Where: St Joe Community Church, 2900 North Anthony Blvd., Fort Wayne.
  • When: Friday, November 9, 2018, 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 
  • For whom: Pastors, staff and volunteers.
  • How much: $15 for lunch courtesy of Chick-Fil-A and complimentary ReSermon resources.
  • For more information and registration: http://www.resermon.com/resermon-institute.html. 

PictureGreg Byman, Senior Pastor, St Joe Community Church.
​“I am extremely grateful to ReSermon for helping us multiply the impact of our weekly worship.  As a pastor who only uses outlines to preach, ReSermon creates the transcript for me, which makes it much easier to expand the reach of my message in many forms and places. People are accessing our audio files weekly, and we are already hearing that first-time worship guests have listened to sermons before deciding to attend. St Joe Community Church is excited to host Fort Wayne’s first ReSermon Institute on November 9th!” – Greg Byman, Senior Pastor, St Joe Community Church. 

About ReSermon.com 
ReSermon repurposes sermon or lecture content into the public square. ReSermon is not a social media platform or dot-com automation service. Rather, we are writers, editors, publicists and other creatives who help pastors extend and leverage their preached Word of God into a diversity of online and print formats for maximum optimal ministry impact. ReSermon.com turns a sermon, lecture, radio show, or the like into podcasts, vlogcasts, blog posts, social media posts, editorials, books and more. In 2018, ReSermon.com begins sponsoring periodic ReSermon Institute seminars that focus on aspects of sermon repurposing. To sign up for the ReSermon.com newsletter or learn more about an Institute near you, see below. ​
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ReSermon Opens to Serve Pastors

8/6/2014

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​For Immediate Release
August 6, 2014
Media: Contact Christopher Mann at (m/t) 260.508.3136 or Chris.Mann@ReSermon.com.

ReSermon will teach pastors, staff and volunteers how to repurpose sermon content into blogs, books and more for deeper ministry impact.

FORT WAYNE, INDIANA -- ReSermon officially opens its doors today as a niche public relations practice focusing on helping pastors repurpose their sermon content into blogs, editorials, books and more for greater ministry impact.

Founder Christopher Mann issued this statement:

“For over 20 years I have enjoyed helping elected officials and candidate articulate their vision for a better society and today I have the pleasure of launching a service that focuses on the unique communication needs and opportunities that pastors face.

“Every week, a pastor can invest up to 20 hours per week or more in a Sunday morning sermon, but in the age of the internet, delivering a sermon and then filing away the notes in a filing cabinet is similar to discarding an orange after taking one squeeze; there is a lot of juice left in that sermon. One sermon can produce between 3,000-6,000 words, which could be repurposed into blog posts, editorials for placement in newspapers and magazines, devotionals, and even books. ReSermon helps a pastor maximize his ministry by making his sermon discoverable and projectible.”

ReSermon offers these services:
  1. Sermon digitization (converting analog to digital media)
  2. Sermon to podcast.
  3. Sermon to transcription.
  4. Sermon to closed captions.
  5. Sermon to blog post.
  6. Sermon to social media post.
  7. Sermon to editorial.
  8. Sermon to monograph.
  9. Sermon to book.
  10. Consulting

About founder Christopher Mann

Christopher Mann's experience in professional communications spans over 20 years including tenures in missions, journalism, politics, business and higher education. His published work and media engagement have appeared in leading media outlets at the local, state and national levels.

​Chris holds a bachelor's degree from Indiana University at Bloomington, an MBA from Taylor University. He is a graduate of the World Magazine Journalism Institute and has participated in numerous economics seminars sponsored by the Grand Rapids-based Acton Institute.
Chris is actively engaged in his community and his church. He is a past board member of Hear Indiana, an Indianapolis-based advocacy organization for deaf and hard-of-hearing children who are learning to hear and speak thanks to technological innovations like hearing aids and the cochlear implant. Chris and Ruth Mann raise their big den of Manncubs in the northern suburbs of Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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