Building healthy habits will greatly enhance our own health and our ability to “serve one another humbly in love.” Our habits greatly influence our character, our resilience, and the energy that we bring to our service to others. NOW is the best time to develop a Keystone Habit for lives of service! This “Habits 101” session will provide vital insights on habit formation and lead to each participant identifying and locking in on a Keystone Habit. Ways to grow this Keystone Habit will also be discussed. Let’s work to be “Built to Serve” by building a healthy habit foundation!

Greg Schmill supports and encourages WELS school and church leaders as a facilitator and leadership coach with Grace in Action. Previously he was a teacher and principal in WELS elementary and high schools in Minnesota, Florida, and Wisconsin.

At some point in their lives, Christians may struggle to see their role as the hands and feet of Jesus. While called workers such as pastors and teachers may have a more clearly defined purpose, it may be more difficult for others to see how their occupations and skills may fit into that role. During this breakout session the presenter, Jeff Engelbrecht, will discuss growing up as a PK (Pastor's kid), how that time influenced his career as a public servant, and how God's plan places you right where HE needs you to be.

Jeff Engelbrecht is a consultant & trainer with Mighty Oak Active Threat Solutions where he presents on the topics of civilian active threat response, situational awareness & de-escalation strategies, and house of worship safety & security.

Helping people find their identity in Christ through Christian mentoring.