LOVELAND, CO (May 9, 2007) \u2013 Delegates to the Midwest Conference Annual Meeting celebrated Supt. Ken Carlson\u2019s 20 years of service on staff by electing him to a fourth term. Carlson served as assistant superintendent for eight years before being elected to his current office.
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\n\u201cHe is so well-respected,\u201d says Sue Radosti, who finished her term on the Conference Executive Board. His relational skills have served the conference well, she added.<\/p>\n
\u201cHe has a great rapport, not only with pastors, but also individuals in the churches,\u201d Radosti explains. \u201cHe remembers their names and their children\u2019s names. He really has the big picture of the congregation and the dynamics of the people in the church. It\u2019s kind of phenomenal.\u201d<\/p>\n
The meeting was held April 27-28 at Crossroads Covenant Church in Loveland, Colorado, and focused on the theme, \u201cNo Ordinary Church.\u201d<\/p>\n
Delegates welcomed Morse Covenant Church of Overland Park, Kansas – Bryan Dahms is the church planter.\u00a0 The conference also honored three church plants that no longer need appropriations and have moved into their own facilities: Hope Covenant Church of El Dorado, Kansas; Relevant World Ministries of Colorado Springs, and Celebration Covenant Church of Omaha, Nebraska.<\/p>\n