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GENERATIONS MasterClass 4-City Success
The GENERATIONS MasterClass tour of Australia during July was a resounding success, taking in Perth, Melbourne, central coast NSW and Brisbane.
The unique tour saw Mal Fletcher, with guests Danny Guglielmucci and Russell Evans, bring invaluable teaching on generational influence to community leaders and church pastors.
The response from leaders has been outstanding, with many commenting on just how unique MasterClass really is -- in its intensity of teaching and level of inspiration.
Danny Guglielmucci is leader of the EdgeNet leadership network and Southside Christian Church in Adelaide. Russell Evans heads up the huge PlanetShakers movement and the exciting PlanetShakers City Church in Melbourne. Like Mal Fletcher, they have a wealth of experience in dealing with generations on a large scale, bringing various age-groups together to achieve huge goals.
After the tour, Mal said: 'This was a great idea; I'm very glad we did it. We're now planning MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION MasterClass tour 2006 in Australia.'
'Of course, we still have five MasterClass events across Europe this year and I'm really looking forward to each one of those! MasterClass is unique in most of Europe and it has such a great impact, lifting leaders to another level of cultural understanding and influence.'
For the remainder of 2005, MasterClass events are scheduled for Amsterdam (NL), Munich (Germ.), Riga (Lat.), Sheffield (UK) and Helsinki (Fin). For more on these events, go to: www.masterclassonline.com www.masterclassonline.com.
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Keywords: MasterClass | master class | Australia | generations | leaders | Mal Fletcher | news
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Hey Mal - great article on your trip to Bradford!!
Dan, United Kingdom
Hi, we use Edges DVDs at events for non-christians.
Ursula, United Kingdom
Thanks for the message you gave at The Gathering. It was prophetic for this generation and really made me look at some aspects of our culture in a different light.
Caroline, UK
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