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Something About Our
Keynote Speaker . . .
Rev. Dr. Milfred Minatrea
Milfred Minatrea is founding
director of the Missional Church Center and author
of Shaped By God’s Heart: the Passion and Practices
of Missional Churches, published by Jossey-Bass. He
has also written numerous articles on the church’s
role in God’s mission and served as contributing
author and editor of Hands on Ministry, which equips
laypersons in pastoral care skills for effective
ministry. As director of the Missional Church
Center, Minatrea coach’s churches and individuals in
their quest to live God’s mission, leads
experiential seminars exploring the missional
culture and spiritual formation for authentic
discipleship, networks church leaders who are
journeying toward a missional posture and joins them
as a fellow learner in Christ’s mission.
Experienced in church
consultation, Minatrea has assisted more than 1400
churches of varying denominations in clarifying
vision and developing strategies to advance their
accomplishment of God’s path from current reality
toward His preferred future. A communicator of the
Good News, he has served numerous churches as
interim pastor helping them find fresh direction for
ministry during periods of transition.
As a missiologist and urban
ministry practitioner, Minatrea previously served in
Executive Staff positions with Baptist General
Convention of Texas and Dallas Baptist Association.
Prior to serving in those ministries, he was senior
pastor of churches in Texas. Minatrea earned a
Doctor of Ministry in Missions Administration from
Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary.
Minatrea enjoys walking the
streets of the world’s urban centers, finding
wonderful “hole in the wall (mom and pop)
restaurants,” playing a rather poor game of golf and
reading. He is married to Pam and they have three
adult children and five grandchildren. Beyond loving
his family, he is passionate about being real as a
disciple of Jesus and walking with others on that
journey.
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