The Rebuilt Parish Podcast

Rebuilt Parish

The Rebuilt Parish Podcast exists to equip pastors and parish leaders to help make church matter in their community.

  1. 6d ago

    170| Bill Baird on Activating the Silent Majority in Your Parish

    In this episode of the Rebuilt Parish Podcast, Melissa Wilkinson sits down with Bill Baird, Rebuilt Parish’s new Executive Director. Bill has been part of Rebuilt for years as a coach, parishioner at Nativity, and leader, bringing experience from the business world, diocesan leadership, parish consulting, and parish coaching. Bill shares how God has shaped his path from finance to parish renewal, what he is hearing from pastors and parish leaders across the country, and why Rebuilt’s work begins with accompanying pastors and their teams. Together, Melissa and Bill talk about the challenges facing parishes today, the call to look beyond the four walls, the importance of activating the “silent majority,” and how generosity, leadership, and prayer all play a role in making disciples. This conversation is full of encouragement for pastors, parish staff, and ministry leaders who are longing to see renewal take root in their communities. To connect with Bill Baird directly, email bill@rebuiltparish.com. To join the Rebuilt Conference insiders list and be the first to hear about early bird pricing, speakers, and event updates, visit rebuiltparish.com/conference.  Timestamps 00:04 Introduction to Bill Baird 01:00 Bill’s background in business, diocesan leadership, and parish renewal 03:09 Understanding parish life and diocesan life 04:48 Bill’s faith formation and diaconate studies 06:53 The Institute for Evangelization and the road to Emmaus 09:08 Challenges facing parish leaders today 11:16 Looking beyond the four walls of the parish 12:05 Serving the whole community, not just Catholics 15:36 Meeting young families where they are 17:24 Demystifying evangelization 19:01 The growth of Rebuilt parish coaching 20:22 Activating the silent majority 22:50 Loving those who resist change 24:26 Giving as an act of worship 28:27 How donor generosity supports parish renewal 31:38 What transformation looks like in coaching 33:50 Helping pastors rediscover joy in their priesthood 35:38 Building teams around the pastor 38:52 The momentum of the Rebuilt Conference 39:17 Why pastors and teams should come to the conference 46:35 What Bill is praying for as Rebuilt looks ahead 48:22 Prayer as the foundation of Rebuilt’s work Rate, Review, & Follow us wherever you listen to podcasts!  “I love the Rebuilt Podcast! It’s helping my parish make strides in parish renewal!” If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show! This helps us support more people just like you, take steps towards parish renewal and making disciples. Be sure to give us 5 stars, write a review and share what you loved most about the episode!  https://www.rebuiltparish.com/     facebook.com/rebuiltparish instagram.com/rebuiltparish  https://www.linkedin.com/company/rebuilt-parish/  https://www.youtube.com/@rebuiltparish  Catholic parish renewal, Rebuilt Parish, parish coaching, Catholic leadership, Catholic podcast, parish transformation, Bill Baird, Catholic evangelization, discipleship, Catholic discipleship, parish leadership, Catholic pastors, parish staff, parish teams, parish renewal movement, Church of the Nativity, Catholic parish growth, parish mission, Catholic Church renewal, Rebuilt Conference, Catholic generosity, stewardship, giving as worship, Catholic ministry, evangelization strategy, parish culture, small groups, weekend experience, Catholic community, ministry leadership

  2. Jul 23

    169| How Rebuilt Speakers Helped St. Hilary Take the Next Step

    What does it actually look like to invite a Rebuilt Parish speaker into your parish? In this episode of The Rebuilt Parish Podcast, Melissa Wilkinson talks with Fr. Roger Gustafson, pastor of St. Hilary Parish in Tiburon, California, about his experience bringing multiple Rebuilt speakers to his parish over time. Fr. Roger shares how these speaking events helped strengthen parish vision, encourage parishioners, and support the work of parish renewal at St. Hilary. A major focus of the conversation is Tom Corcoran’s Rebuilt Faith mission and the way it helped parishioners better understand discipleship, not as an abstract idea, but as a practical invitation to follow Jesus more intentionally. Through clear teaching, real parish experience, and a framework that emerged through the conversation, Fr. Roger reflects on how outside voices can help reinforce the mission pastors are already trying to lead. This episode is especially helpful for pastors, parish staff, and Catholic ministry leaders who are wondering whether a Rebuilt speaker, parish mission, or faith formation event could help their parish take a next step. Join us for the next Rebuilt Conference and experience practical formation, encouragement, and renewal alongside parish leaders from across the country. Rebuiltconference.com  Timestamps 00:00 — Welcome to The Rebuilt Parish Podcast 01:00 — Meet Fr. Roger Gustafon of St. Hilary Parish 03:00 — Why St. Hilary invited Rebuilt speakers to the parish 06:00 — The impact of bringing in outside voices 09:00 — What Tom Corcoran brought through the Rebuilt Faith mission 13:00 — Helping parishioners understand discipleship more clearly 17:00 — The framework for parish transformation that emerged 21:00 — How multiple Rebuilt speakers helped build momentum 25:00 — What other pastors should know before inviting a speaker 29:00 — How parish missions can support renewal and next steps 32:00 — Final encouragement for parish leaders   Rate, Review, & Follow us wherever you listen to podcasts!    “I love the Rebuilt Podcast! It’s helping my parish make strides in parish renewal!” If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show! This helps us support more people just like you, take steps towards parish renewal and making disciples. Be sure to give us 5 stars, write a review and share what you loved most about the episode!  https://www.rebuiltparish.com/     facebook.com/rebuiltparish instagram.com/rebuiltparish  https://www.linkedin.com/company/rebuilt-parish/  https://www.youtube.com/@rebuiltparish    Catholic parish renewal, Rebuilt Parish, Rebuilt Parish Podcast, parish renewal podcast, Catholic parish leadership, Catholic parish mission, Catholic parish speakers, Tom Corcoran, Rebuilt Faith, Fr. Roger Gustafon, St. Hilary Parish Tiburon, Catholic discipleship, parish discipleship, Catholic evangelization, parish transformation, Catholic pastors, parish staff, Catholic ministry leaders, parish growth, Catholic parish coaching, Church of the Nativity, Catholic leadership, Catholic faith formation, parish mission speaker, Catholic parish mission speaker, Catholic Church renewal, discipleship in the Catholic Church

  3. Jul 16

    168| How This Parish Reached 10,000 Instagram Followers

    On this episode of the Rebuilt Parish Podcast, Melissa welcomes back Abby Daniels and introduces Andrea Zubiri-Flynn from St. Joseph Catholic Church in Libertyville, Illinois, to talk about a milestone many parishes dream about: reaching 10,000 followers on Instagram. Abby and Andrea share how their parish moved from simply posting announcements to creating intentional, engaging, and mission-focused content that helps them reach the next generation, connect with parishioners, and grow wider online. They talk about the value of real photos, parishioner stories, clergy involvement, trending content, and building a media ministry that includes multiple generations. This conversation is full of practical encouragement for parish leaders who know social media matters but feel overwhelmed by where to begin. Abby and Andrea remind us that digital outreach does not have to be complicated. Sometimes it starts with taking one photo, sharing one moment, answering one DM, and trusting that God can work even through the algorithm. Follow St. Joseph Catholic Church in Libertyville, Illinois on Instagram @sjlibertyville to see examples of the posts, reels, and parish communications Abby and Andrea discussed in this episode. Join us for the next Rebuilt Conference and experience practical formation, encouragement, and renewal alongside parish leaders from across the country. Rebuiltconference.com  Timestamps: 00:03 – Welcome back, Abby, and welcome, Andrea 00:29 – Why this episode is focused on parish social media growth 00:59 – Abby reintroduces herself and her role at St. Joe’s 01:27 – Andrea introduces herself and her communications role 01:51 – What reaching 10,000 Instagram followers meant to the team 03:37 – The Taylor Swift reel and using cultural moments creatively 05:35 – Shifting from announcements to intentional engagement 07:47 – Moving from “asking” to “giving” on social media 09:14 – What kinds of posts perform best 10:00 – Interactive posts and building community conversation 11:20 – Why real photos matter more than polished flyers 12:29 – Making parishioners feel seen online 13:53 – Using trending audio and social media trends carefully 16:57 – First steps for parishes that feel overwhelmed by social media 18:50 – Creating content that is engaging and still points to Jesus 22:35 – Social media as a welcoming front door to parish life 23:29 – Systems, habits, and planning rhythms for consistency 24:31 – Using a content calendar and an “eight-to-one” nourishment ratio 25:04 – Building a media ministry and layers of leaders 26:32 – Involving teens and multiple generations in content creation 28:31 – How Instagram growth is leading to deeper engagement 29:35 – DMs as a new kind of parish office 31:35 – Encouragement for pastors and parish leaders who feel unsure 37:01 – Abby’s experience at the Rebuilt Conference 39:29 – Professional growth, personal encounter, and parish renewal 40:59 – Final encouragement and where to follow St. Joe’s Rate, Review, & Follow us wherever you listen to podcasts!    “I love the Rebuilt Podcast! It’s helping my parish make strides in parish renewal!” If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show! This helps us support more people just like you, take steps towards parish renewal and making disciples. Be sure to give us 5 stars, write a review and share what you loved most about the episode!  https://www.rebuiltparish.com/     facebook.com/rebuiltparish instagram.com/rebuiltparish  https://www.linkedin.com/company/rebuilt-parish/  https://www.youtube.com/@rebuiltparish    Catholic parish social media, parish Instagram growth, Catholic Instagram, parish communications, church communications, Catholic communications, digital evangelization, Catholic digital outreach, parish renewal, Rebuilt Parish, Rebuilt Parish Podcast, St. Joseph Catholic Church Libertyville, Abby Daniels, Andrea Severe Flynn, reaching the next generation, Catholic youth ministry, parish media ministry, Catholic leadership, parish leadership, Catholic parish growth, grow wider, grow deeper, layers of leaders, church social media strategy, Instagram for churches, Catholic evangelization, Catholic parish marketing, Catholic parish outreach, parish engagement, social media ministry, digital discipleship

  4. Jul 9

    167| What Parish Leaders Can Learn from Faithful Business Leaders | ft. Frank Kelly III

    In this episode of the Rebuilt Parish Podcast, Melissa Wilkinson and Tom Corcoran sit down with Frank Kelly III of Kelly Benefits for a conversation about faith, business, leadership, and evangelization in everyday life. Frank shares how his faith moved from his head to his heart during his college lacrosse years, how the Holy Spirit led him back home to Baltimore and into the family business, and how Kelly Benefits has grown with a mission rooted in honoring God and blessing people. This conversation is a powerful one to share with parishioners, especially those living out their faith in the workplace. Frank reminds us that discipleship is not limited to church ministry. Whether in business, family, athletics, leadership, or everyday conversations, we are invited to love God, love others, and go make disciples. To learn more about Frank, his story, his speaking, and his books, visit FrankKellyIII.com. Frank’s website includes more about his leadership, faith, family, and business background, as well as access to his books, including Love and Go, Influence and The Creator’s Game, and Look & See. 00:03 – Welcome and introduction to Frank Kelly III 00:43 – Frank shares his background, family, and the start of Kelly Benefits 03:28 – Living an integrated life of faith 04:00 – Frank’s college conversion story through football and lacrosse 08:50 – Missionary work in Japan and hearing God’s call home 11:18 – Baltimore, business, school, lacrosse, and friends 13:11 – Entering the family business on a “one-year” commitment 16:14 – Understanding God’s purpose and our unique purpose 19:29 – The early days of Kelly Benefits and dedicating the business to God 20:53 – Writing a mission statement and building a faith-rooted organization 22:11 – Mission, values, pillars, and Scripture in business 26:43 – Helping employees grow personally and professionally 30:33 – Wellness, generosity, and giving as a witness 32:57 – Stewardship, giving, and Nativity’s teaching on generosity 35:38 – Frank’s books and the message behind Love and Go 39:30 – Why sharing failures matters for leaders 40:03 – What Frank learned from Nativity, Rebuilt, and parish renewal 44:23 – Finding and encouraging the “Franks” in your parish 46:06 – God winks, Rebuilt, and sharing truth with other parishes 48:09 – Where to find Frank’s books and resources 49:36 – The Creator’s Game and coming to know the Creator 50:55 – Final thoughts and closing To join the Rebuilt Conference insiders list and be the first to hear about early bird pricing, speakers, and event updates, visit rebuiltparish.com/conference  Catholic podcast, Catholic business leader, faith in business, Frank Kelly III, Kelly Benefits, Rebuilt Parish Podcast, Catholic leadership, Catholic evangelization, parish renewal, discipleship, Catholic discipleship, living your faith at work, faith and work, Catholic workplace witness, Christian business leadership, Catholic business, stewardship, generosity, Holy Spirit, Catholic conversion story, lacrosse faith story, Love and Go, Catholic small groups, Church of the Nativity, Tom Corcoran, Melissa Wilkinson, Fr Michael White, parish leadership, Catholic parish leaders, making disciples, Catholic testimony, Catholic family business, faith and leadership Rate, Review, & Follow us wherever you listen to podcasts!    “I love the Rebuilt Podcast! It’s helping my parish make strides in parish renewal!” If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show! This helps us support more people just like you, take steps towards parish renewal and making disciples. Be sure to give us 5 stars, write a review and share what you loved most about the episode!  https://www.rebuiltparish.com/     facebook.com/rebuiltparish instagram.com/rebuiltparish  https://www.linkedin.com/company/rebuilt-parish/  https://www.youtube.com/@rebuiltparish

  5. Jul 2

    166| Culture Is Everyone’s Job: Parish Leadership Lessons from Chick-fil-A

    In this episode of the Rebuilt Parish Podcast, Melissa Wilkinson and Tom Corcoran sit down with Natalie Marts, a Chick-fil-A owner/operator and parish leader at Church of the Nativity. Natalie shares her story of entrepreneurship, faith, leadership, and stewardship, from buying her first business at 19 years old to leading a thriving Chick-fil-A team in Towson, Maryland. Together, they explore what parish leaders can learn from business leadership, including how to balance relationships and results, build layers of leadership, develop young people, hire the right people, and create a healthy culture. Natalie also shares a powerful story about praying before 70,000 people at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl and how God often prepares us before we even know what he is asking of us. This conversation is full of practical “nuggets” for pastors, parish staff, ministry leaders, and anyone working to build a healthier, mission-driven parish culture. Key Takeaways Parish leaders are called to be both relational and results-oriented. Caring for people does not mean avoiding accountability. Stewardship is not just about money. It is about recognizing that everything entrusted to us belongs to God. Healthy leadership requires layers. Growth depends on building teams, developing leaders, and giving people ownership. The personal ask matters. Many gifted leaders in the parish will not step forward until someone personally invites them. Culture is everyone’s job. It is shaped by what leaders model, celebrate, and tolerate. Want to be part of what’s next? Join the Rebuilt Conference insiders list at rebuiltparish.com/conference to be the first to hear about early bird pricing, speaker announcements, event updates, and everything you need to start planning who from your parish should be in the room. 00:00 Introduction 00:50 Natalie’s faith journey and path to Chick-fil-A 05:38 How early mentors shaped Natalie’s entrepreneurial leadership 08:26 Developing young people through work and leadership 09:32 Balancing relationships and results 11:15 Why clear expectations and hard conversations matter 14:26 Stewardship as a foundation for leadership 17:25 Leading through challenges with prayer and trust 20:47 The importance of having someone who challenges your thinking 22:16 Working with different gifts and shared leadership 25:27 When God is protecting or preparing you 27:08 Praying at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl 31:38 Building layers of leadership in a large team 36:11 Why leaders cannot wear every hat forever 38:33 Getting the right people in the right seats 40:17 Hiring, recruiting, and protecting culture 46:21 Why parish leaders should personally ask business leaders to serve 48:55 Culture is everyone’s job 50:03 Closing thoughts Rate, Review, & Follow us wherever you listen to podcasts!  “I love the Rebuilt Podcast! It’s helping my parish make strides in parish renewal!” If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show! This helps us support more people just like you, take steps towards parish renewal and making disciples. Be sure to give us 5 stars, write a review and share what you loved most about the episode!  https://www.rebuiltparish.com/     facebook.com/rebuiltparish instagram.com/rebuiltparish  https://www.linkedin.com/company/rebuilt-parish/  https://www.youtube.com/@rebuiltparish    Catholic parish leadership, parish renewal, Rebuilt Parish, Rebuilt Parish Podcast, Chick-fil-A leadership, Natalie Marts, Catholic leadership, parish culture, church leadership, Catholic business leadership, stewardship, parish stewardship, leadership development, ministry leadership, Catholic ministry, parish staff, pastors, parish leaders, Catholic evangelization, discipleship, team culture, volunteer leadership, business leaders in the Church, leadership layers, Church of the Nativity, Tom Corcoran, Melissa Wilkinson

  6. Jun 25

    165| Rachel Herbeck on Evangelization, Young Adults, and The Next Generation

    Young adults are searching for truth, belonging, and something deeper than what the culture is offering. In this episode, Melissa Wilkinson welcomes Rachel Herbeck from Renewal Ministries for a conversation about reaching Gen Z and young adults with the Gospel. Rachel shares what she is seeing in the next generation, why many young people are becoming more open to the Church, and how parishes can be ready to welcome them. She talks about the importance of authentic community, clear proclamation of Jesus Christ, and meeting people where they are. From coffee shops and gyms to homes, small groups, and parish life, Rachel reminds us that evangelization is not extra. It is part of being Catholic. This episode will encourage parish leaders to look beyond programs and begin creating real pathways of welcome, relationship, and discipleship. Learn more about Renewal Ministries: renewalministries.net Timestamps 00:00 Welcome and introduction 02:03 Rachel’s story and her work with Renewal Ministries 04:37 What young adults are looking for today 09:14 Why Gen Z is becoming more open to faith 12:04 Why young adults are really looking for Jesus 14:29 The power of a simple welcome 18:55 How Renewal Ministries helps young people encounter Christ 20:38 Small groups, adoration, run clubs, and real relationship 22:41 Meeting young adults where they already are 25:44 Evangelization in coffee shops, gyms, and everyday life 36:29 Walking with people for the long haul 41:51 Encouragement for pastors and parish leaders 46:47 Where to learn more about Rachel and Renewal Ministries To join the Rebuilt Conference insiders list and be the first to hear about early bird pricing, speakers, and event updates, visit rebuiltparish.com/conference. Rate, Review, & Follow us wherever you listen to podcasts!  “I love the Rebuilt Podcast! It’s helping my parish make strides in parish renewal!” If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show! This helps us support more people just like you, take steps towards parish renewal and making disciples. Be sure to give us 5 stars, write a review and share what you loved most about the episode!  https://www.rebuiltparish.com/     facebook.com/rebuiltparish instagram.com/rebuiltparish  https://www.linkedin.com/company/rebuilt-parish/  https://www.youtube.com/@rebuiltparish    Gen Z, young adults, Catholic young adults, Catholic evangelization, parish evangelization, reaching young adults, Catholic parish renewal, Renewal Ministries, Rachel Herbeck, young adult ministry, Catholic discipleship, Catholic podcast, Rebuilt Parish Podcast, parish leadership, Catholic parish leadership, Catholic Church, Catholic faith, Catholic youth ministry, next generation Catholic, Catholic community, parish hospitality, Catholic ministry, evangelization, discipleship, missionary discipleship, Catholic Gen Z, young Catholics, Catholic young women, Be Love Revolution, prayer, Scripture, adoration, Catholic small groups, parish life, Catholic pastors, parish staff, Catholic leaders, Church renewal, encounter Jesus, welcome ministry, Catholic parish growth, Catholic inspiration, faith and culture, returning to Church, young adults coming back to Church

  7. Jun 18

    164| From Good to Great: A Parish Renewal Story

    What happens when a parish team comes to the Rebuilt Conference, takes time to dream together, and then chooses to act on what God is stirring? In this episode, Melissa Wilkinson talks with Chris Kozlowski from St. Isidore Parish in Michigan about how his parish and family of parishes came to the Rebuilt Conference in 2025, invited Tom Corcoran and David Makela to lead a strategic offsite, and eventually entered Rebuilt coaching. Chris shares the intentional steps their team took, the leadership rhythm they are building, and the early signs of growth they are already seeing. Want to be part of what’s next? Join the Rebuilt Conference insiders list at rebuiltparish.com/conference to be the first to hear about early bird pricing, speaker announcements, event updates, and everything you need to start planning who from your parish should be in the room. If your parish feels stuck, encouraged but unsure where to begin, or ready to move from inspiration to action, this conversation offers a clear and hopeful path forward. In This Episode Why St. Isidore wanted to move from “good” to “great” How 10 leaders from a family of parishes came together for Rebuilt Conference Why the road trip became part of the team’s formation What stood out at the conference, from volunteers to hospitality to message series Why the team invited Rebuilt to lead a strategic offsite How coaching helped create accountability, rhythm, and momentum The measurable growth St. Isidore has seen through message series Chris’s encouragement for parish leaders who feel stuck Chapters / Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 00:23 St. Isidore’s parish context 01:28 Why “good” was not enough 02:11 Coming to conference as a family of parishes 04:47 Making the road trip intentional 06:21 Seeing the Rebuilt model come alive 08:02 What stood out in the sessions 09:52 Debriefing and dreaming on the ride home 11:36 Inviting Rebuilt to lead a strategic offsite 13:23 Building a leadership rhythm 15:54 The value of one-on-one conversations 16:53 Moving from offsite to coaching 17:26 How coaching creates accountability 20:27 Early growth through message series 22:29 Building toward small groups 23:54 Advice for parishes that feel stuck 26:10 How God has been at work 28:45 Closing encouragement and next steps Key Takeaways Bring your team, not just one person. St. Isidore brought 10 leaders from across their family of parishes to the Rebuilt Conference, which helped create shared vision and energy. Use travel time intentionally. Chris turned the road trip to and from the conference into a time for honest conversation, dreaming, and debriefing. Conference inspiration needs a next step. After returning home, the team knew they needed more than a great experience. They invited Rebuilt to lead a strategic offsite. An outside voice can help unlock momentum. Tom and David helped the team identify priorities, build action steps, and establish a leadership rhythm. Coaching creates accountability and alignment. Meeting every other week with David and Adrian has helped the team celebrate wins, name challenges, and keep moving forward. Small steps can lead to measurable growth. St. Isidore saw roughly 12–13% year-over-year growth at their Sunday evening Mass after introducing a message series. Renewal takes discipline. Chris compares parish renewal to becoming a professional athlete. Vision matters, but so do sacrifice, hard work, coaching, and intentional practice. Call to Action Ready to take a next step like St. Isidore? To learn more about bringing Rebuilt to your parish for a strategic offsite, email Colleen@rebuiltparish.com. To join the Rebuilt Conference insiders list and be the first to hear about early bird pricing, speakers, and event updates, visit rebuiltparish.com/conference. Rate, Review, & Follow us wherever you listen to podcasts!  “I love the Rebuilt Podcast! It’s helping my parish make strides in parish renewal!” If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show! This helps us support more people just like you, take steps towards parish renewal and making disciples. Be sure to give us 5 stars, write a review and share what you loved most about the episode!  https://www.rebuiltparish.com/     facebook.com/rebuiltparish instagram.com/rebuiltparish  https://www.linkedin.com/company/rebuilt-parish/  https://www.youtube.com/@rebuiltparish    Catholic parish renewal, Rebuilt Parish, parish coaching, Rebuilt Conference, Catholic leadership, parish strategic planning, parish offsite, St. Isidore Parish Michigan, Catholic parish growth, message series, small groups, parish leadership team, discipleship, family of parishes, Church of the Nativity, parish transformation, Catholic evangelization, Catholic parish podcast

  8. Jun 11

    163| What Happens When Parish Leaders Gather Together

    What happens when parish leaders step away from the daily pressures of ministry and gather together with other pastors, staff, and volunteers who understand the mission and the challenges of parish life? In this episode of the Rebuilt Parish Podcast, Melissa Wilkinson sits down with Rebuilt’s own Colleen Droney to talk all things Rebuilt Conference 2027. Colleen shares behind-the-scenes insights from the 2025 conference, stories of parish transformation that happened after teams returned home, and why gathering together in person matters more than ever for parish renewal. You’ll hear practical advice on who to bring from your parish, why traveling as a team can accelerate momentum, and how the Holy Spirit moved powerfully throughout the last conference. Whether you’re a pastor, staff member, volunteer leader, or parish council member, this conversation will help you begin praying and preparing now for what God may want to do in your parish next May. Be sure to join the conference insiders list so you can be the first to hear speaker announcements, conference updates, and early bird pricing details. https://rebuiltconference.com/  Key Takeaways Why in-person connection matters for parish leaders How parishes are applying ideas from the 2025 conference The breakout session that sparked a thriving young adult ministry Why bringing a team creates momentum back home How the Holy Spirit shaped the atmosphere of the conference Why now is the time to budget and plan for conference attendance What pastors and parish leaders can expect from Rebuilt Conference 2027 Timestamps 00:00 — Welcome and episode introduction 00:29 — Colleen’s role at Rebuilt and conference planning 02:52 — Why bringing the conference back mattered 03:59 — The most powerful moments from the 2025 conference 06:42 — Why parish leaders need in-person connection 08:56 — Real parish transformation after the conference 09:22 — The breakout session that sparked “20s on Tuesday” 13:16 — What first-time attendees can expect 15:19 — Letting the Holy Spirit lead the experience 16:24 — How many people should your parish bring? 17:17 — Why bringing a team accelerates momentum 19:27 — Why teams should come early for Sunday Mass 21:44 — Budgeting and planning for conference now 23:59 — Early bird pricing and insider updates 25:30 — Official conference dates and final invitation Rebuilt Conference, Catholic parish conference, parish renewal, Catholic leadership, church leadership, parish growth, Catholic ministry, Rebuilt Parish Podcast, parish staff training, Catholic evangelization, discipleship, parish transformation, church conference, Catholic pastors, ministry conference   Rate, Review, & Follow us wherever you listen to podcasts!    “I love the Rebuilt Podcast! It’s helping my parish make strides in parish renewal!” If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show! This helps us support more people just like you, take steps towards parish renewal and making disciples. Be sure to give us 5 stars, write a review and share what you loved most about the episode!  https://www.rebuiltparish.com/     facebook.com/rebuiltparish instagram.com/rebuiltparish  https://www.linkedin.com/company/rebuilt-parish/  https://www.youtube.com/@rebuiltparish

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