Leadership Network Staff Transitions
Published on 12/13/2011
We are blessed to work with an incredibly gifted and passionate group of people at Leadership Network.
We are pleased to announce a new addition to the LN Team - Tim Nations (left). Tim is no stranger to many of you as he has served on the facilitation teams of many of our communities and labs. Tim will be joining us to recruit and serve the fourth group of our Rapid Growth Churches Leadership Community. You can welcome him and pass along the names of any rapidly growing churches that you believe might benefit from our Leadership Community to tim.nations@leadnet.org. Tim joins a team of 6 other directors who together convene over 40 peer level meetings a year.
Over the past several years we have been privileged to serve with two great leaders - Jim Kuykendall and Sherry Surratt. Today, we are announcing that they will be transitioning from our team to other ministries.
Jim (left) is returning to the full time work of serving one of our clients - Cross Timbers Community Church. Important work for sure. CrossTimbers has been one of our best client churches and an important kingdom contributor in so many ways. This move by Jim will add value and strengthen their work.
Sherry (right) is leaving us for another Kingdom organization, Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS). Denver-based MOPS International is a non-profit ministry that creates mothering communities to help “Better Moms Make A Better World.” Sherry will add so much to their work in her new role as CEO. For more on her new adventures check out the MOPS press release here.
We are excited to also announce that Jim and Sherry have been retained on a contract basis to complete the work, over the next few months, of the Leadership Communities and InnovationLabs they are currently serving.
If you have been served by Jim or Sherry and would like to send them a word of thanks and encouragement in their new roles, please do so at jimk@crosstimberschurch.org or sherry.surratt@leadnet.org.
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