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Bangor Worldwide Missionary Convention
Unique is probably the best word to describe the Bangor Worldwide Missionary Convention. As far as is known, there is no other Convention quite like it in the United Kingdom. Founded in 1937 by Mr Herbert J Mateer, the Convention has continued without a break as an annual event ever since. In 2019, in it's 83rd year, the original purpose of the Convention is as valid today as it was when it first began - to promote and support world mission. With meetings held over eight days, it is an event of considerable significance in the missionary life of Northern Ireland. It is interdenominational, international and evangelical. It's basis of doctrine is that of Global Connections, the UK network for mission agencies across the world. Download some of the talks given over the years here.
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Evening Celebration: New Irish & Day Hankey
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Evening Celebration: New Irish & Day Hankey
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Evening Celebration: Middle East
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Evening Celebration: Middle East
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Evening Celebration: Europe
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Evening Celebration: Europe
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Evening Celebration: Europe
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Evening Celebration - Africa
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Evening Celebration - Africa
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Evening Celebration - Africa
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Worldwide at Newtownbreda Baptist
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Sunday Evening United Church Service
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Sunday Evening United Church Service
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Keep your head. 2 Timothy 3-4
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What does the B stand for in Sinclair B Ferguson and other big questions?!
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The Gospel of Reconciliation in a World of Alienation.
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A closing celebration with David Garrison, author of A Wind in the House of Islam, which presents a behind the scenes look into how God is at work in the Muslim world.
The evening will also include music from New Irish Arts led by Jonathan Rea and a closing challenge from Zack Eswine.
A closing celebration with David Garrison, author of A Wind in the House of Islam, which presents a behind the scenes look into how God is at work in the Muslim world.
The evening will also include music from New Irish Arts led by Jonathan Rea and a closing challenge from Zack Eswine.
Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible studies and will also give a short address.
With Dr Zack Eswine, under the theme Jesus won’t quit on you, studying the gospel of John
Dr Zack Eswine is the author of several books, including The Imperfect Pastor, which received Christianity Today’s Book of the Year Award in Church/Pastoral Leadership, and Preaching to a Post-Everything World. Dr Eswine is also the Lead Pastor at Riverside Church (EPC) in Webster Groves, Missouri, where he has served since 2008.
Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible studies and will also give a short address.
This year’s Ladies event is taking place in the lovely location of Bangor Parish Church, Hamilton Road, Bangor. We will begin with tea and coffee at 2.30pm. There will be a time of table top conversation with Joanne Briggs, Michele McIlrath, Lucy Eastwood, Sonia Garrison and Jessica Eswine before hearing from our speaker Suzanne Potter (Latin Link )
This year’s Ladies event is taking place in the lovely location of Bangor Parish Church, Hamilton Road, Bangor. We will begin with tea and coffee at 2.30pm. There will be a time of table top conversation with Joanne Briggs, Michele McIlrath, Lucy Eastwood, Sonia Garrison and Jessica Eswine before hearing from our speaker Suzanne Potter (Latin Link )
This year’s Ladies event is taking place in the lovely location of Bangor Parish Church, Hamilton Road, Bangor. We will begin with tea and coffee at 2.30pm. There will be a time of table top conversation with Joanne Briggs, Michele McIlrath, Lucy Eastwood, Sonia Garrison and Jessica Eswine before hearing from our speaker Suzanne Potter (Latin Link )
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Thursday Evening Celebration
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Thursday Evening Celebration
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Thursday Evening Celebration
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With Dr Zack Eswine, under the theme Jesus won’t quit on you, studying the gospel of John
Dr Zack Eswine is the author of several books, including The Imperfect Pastor, which received Christianity Today’s Book of the Year Award in Church/Pastoral Leadership, and Preaching to a Post-Everything World. Dr Eswine is also the Lead Pastor at Riverside Church (EPC) in Webster Groves, Missouri, where he has served since 2008.
Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible studies and will also give a short address.
The meeting will close with a short challenge brought by Zac Eswine who leads our morning Bible Studies.
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The focus tonight will be work and ministry in different parts of Asia. David Eastwood, Field Director of OMF in Taiwan, will share about 20 years working in outreach to the working class and marginalised in society.
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The focus tonight will be work and ministry in different parts of Asia. David Eastwood, Joanne Briggs will talk about the medical work of Leprosy Mission in India and Nepal.
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With Dr Zack Eswine, under the theme Jesus won’t quit on you, studying the gospel of John
Dr Zack Eswine is the author of several books, including The Imperfect Pastor, which received Christianity Today’s Book of the Year Award in Church/Pastoral Leadership, and Preaching to a Post-Everything World. Dr Eswine is also the Lead Pastor at Riverside Church (EPC) in Webster Groves, Missouri, where he has served since 2008.
Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible studies and will also give a short address.
Tuesday Evening Celebration
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Tuesday Evening Celebrations
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Tuesday Evening Celebration
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Tuesday Evening Celebration
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Tuesday Evening Celebration
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With Dr Zack Eswine, under the theme Jesus won’t quit on you, studying the gospel of John
Dr Zack Eswine is the author of several books, including The Imperfect Pastor, which received Christianity Today’s Book of the Year Award in Church/Pastoral Leadership, and Preaching to a Post-Everything World. Dr Eswine is also the Lead Pastor at Riverside Church (EPC) in Webster Groves, Missouri, where he has served since 2008.
Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible studies and will also give a short address.
Each evening Zack will bring a closing 10 minute challenge with the theme “Our weakness, His missional strength”, from Matthew 28.
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Prison Fellowship NI are celebrating 40 years and we look forward to hearing from their CEO Robin Scott.
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With Dr Zack Eswine, under the theme 'Jesus won’t quit on you', studying the gospel of John.
Dr Zack Eswine is the author of several books, including The Imperfect Pastor, which received Christianity Today’s Book of the Year Award in Church/Pastoral Leadership, and Preaching to a Post-Everything World. Dr Eswine is also the Lead Pastor at Riverside Church (EPC) in Webster Groves, Missouri, where he has served since 2008.
John McLernon, CEO of Crosslinks, brings us a message from Romans 1: 1-17.
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Simon Genoe interviews David Garrison, International speaker and writer of “A Wind in the House of Islam”.
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Introduction to the morning Bible studies, “Jesus won’t quit on you” from John’s Gospel by Zack Eswine.
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Sunday Partnership Service
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We are delighted to have another satellite meeting at St Saviour’s Church, Dollingstown. Rev Amir S Bazmjou, CEO of Torch Ministries will speak, along with his wife Rashin Soodman, the daughter of the Rev Hossein Soodmand who was martyred in Iran.
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We are delighted to have another satellite meeting at St Saviour’s Church, Dollingstown. Rev Amir S Bazmjou, CEO of Torch Ministries will speak, along with his wife Rashin Soodman, the daughter of the Rev Hossein Soodmand who was martyred in Iran
Rita El–Mounayer the CEO of Sat 7 shares about the work of Sat 7
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The Seamen’s Christian Friend Society celebrates 50 years this year and we are delighted that Belfast port missionary, Sam Cowan will speak to us about the work he’s involved with. Over the past 21 years Sam has served seafarers fom over 70 nations.
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Craig Brotherston overseas Elim Ireland’s work in the Republic of Ireland. Craig has also served in ministry in Belfast, Omagh and Derry.
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Bible Study with Jonathan Lamb
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Jonny & Kathryn serving on a church planting team in a rural Muslim context in S E Africa.
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Feed My Lambs Children’s Ministry was set up 15 years ago and tonight we look forward to hearing from William & Pamela Aicken about how Feed my Lambs seeks to bring the Gospel to children in Kenya and Uganda as well as equip and train local believers to do the same.
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Back in 2018 I hit a new decade, (my sixties) I have always been intrigued with decades and for the last four of them sought God for what they might hold.
A few things happened at that time to get me studying the big audacious prayers in the Bible where the words are not recorded. Daniels’s prayer that changed the course of a nation. Elijah’s prayer that changed the course of nature. Jesus’ prayer in the garden that changed the course of history. All but a few words, we read nothing of what they prayed. This led me into a whole new world of prayer that I’d never before known in fifty years as a believer. I’m looking forward to talking to you about it!
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Bible Study with Jonathan Lamb
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Graham Edwardes of Acts 29 is our second speaker sharing about the work of Acts 29 in Europe.
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Our morning Bible readings will follow Habakkuk’s journey, and will encourage us to see that the living God can be trusted, even in turbulent times.
This morning’s reading is Habakkuk 1 – Honest: Questioning God’s action.
Jonathan is an author and Bible teacher, and minister–at–large for Keswick Ministries, serving the Keswick movement around the world through teaching, writing, and travelling. He is the author of several books, his most recent being Essentially One: Striving for the Unity God Loves (IVP).
Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible studies and will also give a short address.
Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali takes us through Psalm 97
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Jonathan Lamb introduces us to the convention week's bible teaching in Habakuk.
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Jonathan McLaughlin interviews Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali
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Kate Campbell is interviewed about her upcoming short term mission trip to Spain
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Mark Ellis bring us his thoughts from Romans 15 v 14-33
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Christoph Ebinghaus interviews Mark Ellis, CUI Director.
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Keith McIlwaine interviews Trevor and Maggie Ramsey from Newtownbreda Baptist Church who are now moving to Benidorm, Spain to pastor an English speaking church.
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Join us on Monday 24th August at 10.30AM, as our friends from CEF of Ireland host an action packed 40–minute online event. Get ready for Bible lessons, memory verses, games, activities, crafts and more.
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This seminar will last 30mins.
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This event which is hosted by Hamilton Road Baptist Church, is open to all who have an interest is mission and who want to know more about the Convention and the programme for August 2020. The evening will include input from those “on the field” and Rev. David Meredith , Director for Mission of the Free Church of Scotland, will bring the closing message. The programme for the evening is due to end around 9.15 pm.
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This event which is hosted by Hamilton Road Baptist Church, is open to all who have an interest is mission and who want to know more about the Convention and the programme for August 2020. The evening will include input from those “on the field” and Rev. David Meredith , Director for Mission of the Free Church of Scotland, will bring the closing message. The programme for the evening is due to end around 9.15 pm.
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This event which is hosted by Hamilton Road Baptist Church, is open to all who have an interest is mission and who want to know more about the Convention and the programme for August 2020. The evening will include input from those “on the field” and Rev. David Meredith , Director for Mission of the Free Church of Scotland, will bring the closing message. The programme for the evening is due to end around 9.15 pm.
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Our final convention night will be a concert with members of the New Irish Choir and Orchestra, presented by Jonathan Rea. The concert will have a strong missional emphasis, and feature interviews from people who are using their gifts in the Creative Arts to point people to God. With choral and orchestral music, soloists and congregational worship, this will be an inspiring and challenging evening.The cost for evening is £10, payable at the door.
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Evening Meeting. James Turner who works for the HUB, an outreach in the centre of Belfast, will talk about the challenges he meets in spreading the gospel among the people we encounter on a daily basis. Don Carson will bring a closing address which will draw the series of evening meetings to a close. Chairman: Geoff McIllrathWorship: Jonathan Rea
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Evening Meeting. James Turner who works for the HUB, an outreach in the centre of Belfast, will talk about the challenges he meets in spreading the gospel among the people we encounter on a daily basis. Don Carson will bring a closing address which will draw the series of evening meetings to a close. Chairman: Geoff McIllrathWorship: Jonathan Rea
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The morning Bible studies commence led by Don Carson who will be looking at Isaiah 63 vs. 15 to Chapter 65 vs 12, “The God of Severity and the Hope for Renewal“.The worship will be led by Jonathan Rea of New Irish Arts and we would encourage all who are free to come along to hear this internationally renowned speaker and writer. Admission is free.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible readings and will also give a short address. A bookstall is available each morning.
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This is a permanent fixture in the Convention calendar and this year the ladies will hear about the work of the People International from Mary Ann Jacobs and also about the work in Nigeria with Ruth Garvie of Mission Africa.Coffee / Tea will be available from 2.30 pm and the meeting will start at 3.00 pm.
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The morning Bible studies commence led by Don Carson who will be looking at Isaiah 56 & 57, “A Big Holy God who lives with Little Broken People“.The worship will be led by Jonathan Rea of New Irish Arts and we would encourage all who are free to come along to hear this internationally renowned speaker and writer. Admission is free.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible readings and will also give a short address. A bookstall is available each morning.
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Keith King from the Langley Institute will speak about his work in Pakistan, training local church leaders and Gordon Stewart a director with Asia Link will focus on smaller nations which are not often in the news but which are still difficult places for Christians to witness for their faith. Chairman: Andrew RoycroftWorship: Jude Frame
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Keith King from the Langley Institute will speak about his work in Pakistan, training local church leaders and Gordon Stewart a director with Asia Link will focus on smaller nations which are not often in the news but which are still difficult places for Christians to witness for their faith. Chairman: Andrew RoycroftWorship: Jude Frame
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In this event Don will take questions “from the floor” on a range of topics and issues which will be raised by those able to attend.This event will begin with light refreshments and is open only to those in full time ministry . There is no charge for attending but pre – registration is essential for catering purposes.
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In this event Don will take questions “from the floor” on a range of topics and issues which will be raised by those able to attend.This event will begin with light refreshments and is open only to those in full time ministry . There is no charge for attending but pre – registration is essential for catering purposes.
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In this event Don will take questions “from the floor” on a range of topics and issues which will be raised by those able to attend.This event will begin with light refreshments and is open only to those in full time ministry . There is no charge for attending but pre – registration is essential for catering purposes.
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In this event Don will take questions “from the floor” on a range of topics and issues which will be raised by those able to attend.This event will begin with light refreshments and is open only to those in full time ministry . There is no charge for attending but pre – registration is essential for catering purposes.
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The morning Bible studies commence led by Don Carson who will be looking at Isaiah 40 vs. 1 to 31, “A ministry of comfort“.The worship will be led by Jonathan Rea of New Irish Arts and we would encourage all who are free to come along to hear this internationally renowned speaker and writer. Admission is free.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible readings and will also give a short address. A bookstall is available each morning.
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James Vaughton from Transform Europe Now will speak on the work going on in parts of the new “ dark continent “ while Andrew Kwapong from London City Mission will bring us up to date on their work in our capital city. His area includes the site of the Grenville Tower fire and he will give a new perspective on this tragedy. Chairman: Mark JohnsonWorship: Trinity Presbyterian
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James Vaughton from Transform Europe Now will speak on the work going on in parts of the new “ dark continent “ while Andrew Kwapong from London City Mission will bring us up to date on their work in our capital city. His area includes the site of the Grenville Tower fire and he will give a new perspective on this tragedy. Chairman: Mark JohnsonWorship: Trinity Presbyterian
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Eric Foley is based in S. Korea and is a recognised authority on N. Korea and will speak on the latest developments there. He spoke at the convention several years ago and was very well received.Chairman: Simon GenoeWorship: St. Saviour's Band
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Eric Foley is based in S. Korea and is a recognised authority on N. Korea and will speak on the latest developments there. He spoke at the convention several years ago and was very well received.Chairman: Simon GenoeWorship: St. Saviour's Band
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The morning Bible studies commence led by Don Carson who will be looking at Isaiah 9 vs. 1 to 7, “The Promise of the Kingdom“The worship will be led by Jonathan Rea of New Irish Arts and we would encourage all who are free to come along to hear this internationally renowned speaker and writer. Admission is free.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible readings and will also give a short address. A bookstall is available each morning.
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Eric and Ann Moore who received their call to mission at the convention will reflect on a lifetime of service in conversation with Steven Curry. Eric Foley is based in S. Korea and is a recognised authority on N. Korea and will speak on the latest developments there. Pastor Foley spoke at the convention several years ago and was very well received.Chairman: Pastor Stephen CurryWorship: Trinity Presbyterian Church
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Eric and Ann Moore who received their call to mission at the convention will reflect on a lifetime of service in conversation with Steven Curry. Eric Foley is based in S. Korea and is a recognised authority on N. Korea and will speak on the latest developments there. Pastor Foley spoke at the convention several years ago and was very well received.Chairman: Pastor Stephen CurryWorship: Trinity Presbyterian Church
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The morning Bible studies commence led by Don Carson who will be looking at Isaiah 6 vs. 1 – 13, “Vision of a Holy God“.The worship will be led by Jonathan Rea of New Irish Arts and we would encourage all who are free to come along to hear this internationally renowned speaker and writer. Admission is free.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible readings and will also give a short address. A bookstall is available each morning.
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Kate Campbell will reflect on her experiences as a short termer with Latin Link in Ecuador earlier this year and Mary Ann will give a first hand account of life for Christians in areas of the Middle East a part of the world which is rarely out of the news.Chairman: Pastor Johnny McClaughlinWorship: HRPC/HRBC Band
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Kate Campbell will reflect on her experiences as a short termer with Latin Link in Ecuador earlier this year and Mary Ann will give a first hand account of life for Christians in areas of the Middle East a part of the world which is rarely out of the news.Chairman: Pastor Johnny McClaughlinWorship: HRPC/HRBC Band
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Kate Campbell will reflect on her experiences as a short termer with Latin Link in Ecuador earlier this year and Mary Ann will give a first hand account of life for Christians in areas of the Middle East a part of the world which is rarely out of the news.Chairman: Pastor Johnny McClaughlinWorship: HRPC/HRBC Band
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Don Carson will be the main speaker but the programme will also include presentations on the lives of missionaries who have gone out from this Province.There is a £5 charge for this event to cover expenses. Tickets available online, from the convention committee or from the Welcome Centre in Hamilton Road Presbyterian Church.Chairman: Rev. Jim CheshireWorship: New Irish
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At our 20s30s event this year, we're delighted to have Dave Jensen, originally from Sydney, Australia and now working as assistant minister in All Saints Church in Belfast, speaking and encouraging us towards a life of mission, locally and globally.There will be free refreshments from 8pm, all young adults most welcome!
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There is still much to do to spread the gospel to the whole world and with this in mind we're excited about our 2019 launch event on Wednesday 22nd May in Hamilton Road Presbyterian Church, Bangor at 7.45pm. Why don't you make a point of coming along to be inspired, blessed and challenged as to what the Lord is doing through His servants. It's sure to be a great evening as we hear from Rev Malcolm Duncan (Dundonald Elim) and Rev. Walter Madimutsa (SIM Zimbabwe).
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There is still much to do to spread the gospel to the whole world and with this in mind we're excited about our 2019 launch event on Wednesday 22nd May in Hamilton Road Presbyterian Church, Bangor at 7.45pm. Why don't you make a point of coming along to be inspired, blessed and challenged as to what the Lord is doing through His servants. It's sure to be a great evening as we hear from Rev Malcolm Duncan (Dundonald Elim) and Rev. Walter Madimutsa (SIM Zimbabwe).
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Our final convention night will be a concert with members of the New Irish Choir and Orchestra, presented by Jonathan Rea. The concert will have a strong missional emphasis, and feature interviews from people who are using their gifts in the Creative Arts to point people to God. With choral and orchestral music, soloists and congregational worship, this will be an inspiring and challenging evening.
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Our final convention night will be a concert with members of the New Irish Choir and Orchestra, presented by Jonathan Rea. The concert will have a strong missional emphasis, and feature interviews from people who are using their gifts in the Creative Arts to point people to God. With choral and orchestral music, soloists and congregational worship, this will be an inspiring and challenging evening.
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Our final convention night will be a concert with members of the New Irish Choir and Orchestra, presented by Jonathan Rea. The concert will have a strong missional emphasis, and feature interviews from people who are using their gifts in the Creative Arts to point people to God. With choral and orchestral music, soloists and congregational worship, this will be an inspiring and challenging evening.
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Our final convention night will be a concert with members of the New Irish Choir and Orchestra, presented by Jonathan Rea. The concert will have a strong missional emphasis, and feature interviews from people who are using their gifts in the Creative Arts to point people to God. With choral and orchestral music, soloists and congregational worship, this will be an inspiring and challenging evening.
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Alistair Begg is Senior Pastor at Parkside Church in Cleveland, Ohio, and the Bible teacher on Truth For Life. He has written many books including, The Hand of God, Lasting Love,Made for His Pleasure, Preaching for God's Glory and Pathway to Freedom.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible readings and will also give a short address. A bookstall is available each morning.
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This is a permanent fixture in the Convention calendar and this year the ladies will hear about the work of the Bible Society in Israel from Dina Katanacho and also about the work among students in the UAE from Joanna Matthew, the wife of Nisin another of our speakers. Coffee / Tea will be available from 2.30 pm and the meeting will start at 3.00 pm.
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Alistair Begg is Senior Pastor at Parkside Church in Cleveland, Ohio, and the Bible teacher on Truth For Life. He has written many books including, The Hand of God, Lasting Love,Made for His Pleasure, Preaching for God's Glory and Pathway to Freedom.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible readings and will also give a short address. A bookstall is available each morning.
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This year as well as being hundredth anniversary of the end of the First World War is also a significant anniversary for SASRA a mission which works among our armed forces. Andrew Hill will speak about the work of SASRA today and the many issues with which it has to deal. By way of contrast, Keith Preston will tell about his work recent migrants to NI at the International Meeting Point in Belfast. This is an exciting work taking place on our doorstep.Chairman: Rev. Jim CheshireWorship: Jude Frame
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This year as well as being hundredth anniversary of the end of the First World War is also a significant anniversary for SASRA a mission which works among our armed forces. Andrew Hill will speak about the work of SASRA today and the many issues with which it has to deal. By way of contrast, Keith Preston will tell about his work recent migrants to NI at the International Meeting Point in Belfast. This is an exciting work taking place on our doorstep.Chairman: Rev. Jim CheshireWorship: Jude Frame
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In this event Alistair will take questions “from the floor” on a range of topics and issues which will be raised by those able to attend.
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Alistair Begg is Senior Pastor at Parkside Church in Cleveland, Ohio, and the Bible teacher on Truth For Life. He has written many books including, The Hand of God, Lasting Love,Made for His Pleasure, Preaching for God's Glory and Pathway to Freedom.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible readings and will also give a short address. A bookstall is available each morning.
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Tonight we have two speakers who have direct experience of suffering for the faith and so their stories will be worth hearing. Pastor Mulinde will speak about being attacked for his faith in Uganda and Pastor Nehemiah will talk about the increasing pressures which the church is coming under in Nepal.Chairman: Philip McMillanWorship: Trinity Presbyterian Church Band
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The programme for the evening has a good blend of youth and experience. Nisin Matthew is a young Arab convert and he will speak of his work among students in the UAE for Focus – the mission agency through which he came to Christ. Bishop Ken Clarke on the other hand has a wealth of experience of mission work and will speak about his recent work with SAMS in S. America.Chairman: Simon GenoeWorship: St. Saviour's Band
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Alistair Begg is Senior Pastor at Parkside Church in Cleveland, Ohio, and the Bible teacher on Truth For Life. He has written many books including, The Hand of God, Lasting Love,Made for His Pleasure, Preaching for God's Glory and Pathway to Freedom.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible readings and will also give a short address. A bookstall is available each morning.
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Our speakers for this evening are Alistair Begg and Jose Moreno. Jose from EMF will speak of his work pastoring a church in Central Spain as well as the opportunities to address a larger audience through television and Conventions. Alistair will bring a word from Scripture relating to mission and prayer. Chairman: Rev. David JohnstonWorship: New Irish
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Our speakers for this evening are Alistair Begg and Jose Moreno. Jose from EMF will speak of his work pastoring a church in Central Spain as well as the opportunities to address a larger audience through television and Conventions. Alistair will bring a word from Scripture relating to mission and prayer. Chairman: Rev. David JohnstonWorship: New Irish
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Our speakers for this evening are Alistair Begg and Jose Moreno. Jose from EMF will speak of his work pastoring a church in Central Spain as well as the opportunities to address a larger audience through television and Conventions. Alistair will bring a word from Scripture relating to mission and prayer. Chairman: Rev. David JohnstonWorship: New Irish
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Following our theme for this year of Pray the Lord of the Harvest, this seminar will give us all the opportunity to take part in this vital work. Geoff will use the scriptures to lead us in our participation
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Alistair Begg is Senior Pastor at Parkside Church in Cleveland, Ohio, and the Bible teacher on Truth For Life. He has written many books including, The Hand of God, Lasting Love,Made for His Pleasure, Preaching for God's Glory and Pathway to Freedom.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible readings and will also give a short address. A bookstall is available each morning.
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There are two presentations planned for tonight. Bill and Julie Edler a local couple, will speak about their work in Haiti with OMS. Dr. Joshua Bogunjoko, the International Director of SIM will talk about the vision and work of the mission in this their anniversary year.Chairman: Pastor Johnny McClaughlinWorship: HRPC Band
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There are two presentations planned for tonight. Bill and Julie Edler a local couple, will speak about their work in Haiti with OMS. Dr. Joshua Bogunjoko, the International Director of SIM will talk about the vision and work of the mission in this their anniversary year.Chairman: Pastor Johnny McClaughlinWorship: HRPC Band
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Petr Jašek from Release International will be the main speaker. The story of Amy Carmichael, as written by Etta Halliday, will also be performed and music will be led by New Irish.Worldwide is celebrating the 150th anniversary of Amy's birth in Milliisle by having a special presentation of her remarkable story in words and music prepared by Etta Halliday and New Irish ArtsTickets are £5 and will be available from the website or at the venue on the night. Chairman: Rev. Trevor JohnstonWorship: New Irish
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Join with other 20s30s for a night of inspiration and challenge. After refreshments on arrival, there will be worship led by a local band, and then Pastor Mulinde from Uganda will be sharing his testimony and Gods word with us. See more on Pastor Mulinde in his bio. elsewhere on the website .
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This is open to all and we would encourage as many as possible to come along. Dr. Joshua Bogunjoko will lead the meeting by bringing a word from scripture and then we will pray our way through the programme for the ConventionWe firmly believe that the success of the Convention is dependant on the prayers of God's people and it would get us off to a flying start if we had the church well filled!
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We're launching Bangor Worldwide 2018 on Wednesday 23rd May in Hamilton Road Baptist Church at 7:45pm.It's going to be a great evening together with a brief look at the programme for August and an interview with Laura Sanlon (UFM Nairobi) and Pastor Oscar (Nairobi Chapel).
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Chairman: Keith McIlwaineWorship: New Irish Arts
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The theme for Friday evening reflects the need to bring hope to a dying world. To help us gain insight into how this is being done in other parts of the globed, David Eastwood will be speaking about his work in Taiwan, particularly among the working classes, and two representatives from Musalaha ( Salim and Lisa ) will share about their work of reconciliation among Christians from various backgrounds in Israel at the present time. The challenges of the work facing all our speakers this evening are great but they do bring a message of hope which should be an encouragement to us allChairman: Trevor MorrowWorship: New Irish Arts
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The theme for Friday evening reflects the need to bring hope to a dying world. To help us gain insight into how this is being done in other parts of the globed, David Eastwood will be speaking about his work in Taiwan, particularly among the working classes, and two representatives from Musalaha ( Salim and Lisa ) will share about their work of reconciliation among Christians from various backgrounds in Israel at the present time. The challenges of the work facing all our speakers this evening are great but they do bring a message of hope which should be an encouragement to us allChairman: Trevor MorrowWorship: New Irish Arts
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The theme for Friday evening reflects the need to bring hope to a dying world. To help us gain insight into how this is being done in other parts of the globed, David Eastwood will be speaking about his work in Taiwan, particularly among the working classes, and two representatives from Musalaha ( Salim and Lisa ) will share about their work of reconciliation among Christians from various backgrounds in Israel at the present time. The challenges of the work facing all our speakers this evening are great but they do bring a message of hope which should be an encouragement to us allChairman: Trevor MorrowWorship: New Irish Arts
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Rev. Dr. Morrow is one of Ireland's most gifted Bible teachers and communicators, someone whose ministry has been a challenge and encouragement to many across the denominations. He is the author of Free to Love: An Exposition of Paul's Letter to the Galations, published in 2000 and Equal to Rule: Leading the Jesus Way, published in 2014.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible Readings and will also give a short address. A Bookstall is available each morning.
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Rev. Dr. Morrow is one of Ireland's most gifted Bible teachers and communicators, someone whose ministry has been a challenge and encouragement to many across the denominations. He is the author of Free to Love: An Exposition of Paul's Letter to the Galations, published in 2000 and Equal to Rule: Leading the Jesus Way, published in 2014.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible Readings and will also give a short address. A Bookstall is available each morning.
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On Thursday evening we join with two mission agencies which are celebrating significant anniversaries – LMI and Messianic Testimony. Thomas McClean, who is the co–founder and Director of Logos Ministries International ( LMI ) will give insight into the beginnings of the mission over 40 years ago here in Northern Ireland and speak about its growth and development over the intervening period. Messianic Testimony will be represented by Michael Yaron who is pastor of a messianic congregation in Israel and will be able to speak from personal experience about life for believers in the Holy Land today.Chairman: Glen MitchellMusic: Jude Frame
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On Thursday evening we join with two mission agencies which are celebrating significant anniversaries – LMI and Messianic Testimony. Thomas McClean, who is the co–founder and Director of Logos Ministries International ( LMI ) will give insight into the beginnings of the mission over 40 years ago here in Northern Ireland and speak about its growth and development over the intervening period. Messianic Testimony will be represented by Michael Yaron who is pastor of a messianic congregation in Israel and will be able to speak from personal experience about life for believers in the Holy Land today.Chairman: Glen MitchellMusic: Jude Frame
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On Thursday evening we join with two mission agencies which are celebrating significant anniversaries – LMI and Messianic Testimony. Thomas McClean, who is the co–founder and Director of Logos Ministries International ( LMI ) will give insight into the beginnings of the mission over 40 years ago here in Northern Ireland and speak about its growth and development over the intervening period. Messianic Testimony will be represented by Michael Yaron who is pastor of a messianic congregation in Israel and will be able to speak from personal experience about life for believers in the Holy Land today.Chairman: Glen MitchellMusic: Jude Frame
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Ruth Cooke serves as the Regional Development Executive for IJM based in Belfast, seeking to fuel the global justice movement by drawing attention to everyday violence, influencing leaders to become champions for protecting the poor.Lisa Loden and her husband David immigrated to Israel in 1974. They found Beit Asaph Messianic congregation in Netanya in 1977 and were in leadership until 2011.
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Ruth Cooke serves as the Regional Development Executive for IJM based in Belfast, seeking to fuel the global justice movement by drawing attention to everyday violence, influencing leaders to become champions for protecting the poor.Lisa Loden and her husband David immigrated to Israel in 1974. They found Beit Asaph Messianic congregation in Netanya in 1977 and were in leadership until 2011.
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Rev. Dr. Morrow is one of Ireland's most gifted Bible teachers and communicators, someone whose ministry has been a challenge and encouragement to many across the denominations. He is the author of Free to Love: An Exposition of Paul's Letter to the Galations, published in 2000 and Equal to Rule: Leading the Jesus Way, published in 2014.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible Readings and will also give a short address. A Bookstall is available each morning.
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Rev. Dr. Morrow is one of Ireland's most gifted Bible teachers and communicators, someone whose ministry has been a challenge and encouragement to many across the denominations. He is the author of Free to Love: An Exposition of Paul's Letter to the Galations, published in 2000 and Equal to Rule: Leading the Jesus Way, published in 2014.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible Readings and will also give a short address. A Bookstall is available each morning.
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On Wednesday, the focus shifts to two very contrasting situations in the continent of Africa where the church is growing rapidly in a number of countries. Dr. Berhane Asmelash will speak about the persecution of the church in Eritrea where it is very dangerous to maintain a Christian witness, while Bishop Henry Orombi will speak about the very different challenges facing the church in Uganda. Chairman: Trevor JohnstonWorship: Jude Frame
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On Wednesday, the focus shifts to two very contrasting situations in the continent of Africa where the church is growing rapidly in a number of countries. Dr. Berhane Asmelash will speak about the persecution of the church in Eritrea where it is very dangerous to maintain a Christian witness, while Bishop Henry Orombi will speak about the very different challenges facing the church in Uganda. Chairman: Trevor JohnstonWorship: Jude Frame
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On Wednesday, the focus shifts to two very contrasting situations in the continent of Africa where the church is growing rapidly in a number of countries. Dr. Berhane Asmelash will speak about the persecution of the church in Eritrea where it is very dangerous to maintain a Christian witness, while Bishop Henry Orombi will speak about the very different challenges facing the church in Uganda. Chairman: Trevor JohnstonWorship: Jude Frame
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Rev. Dr. Morrow is one of Ireland's most gifted Bible teachers and communicators, someone whose ministry has been a challenge and encouragement to many across the denominations. He is the author of Free to Love: An Exposition of Paul's Letter to the Galations, published in 2000 and Equal to Rule: Leading the Jesus Way, published in 2014.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible Readings and will also give a short address. A Bookstall is available each morning.
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Rev. Dr. Morrow is one of Ireland's most gifted Bible teachers and communicators, someone whose ministry has been a challenge and encouragement to many across the denominations. He is the author of Free to Love: An Exposition of Paul's Letter to the Galations, published in 2000 and Equal to Rule: Leading the Jesus Way, published in 2014.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible Readings and will also give a short address. A Bookstall is available each morning.
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We hear much about the increasing secularisation of Europe and of how it is turning its back on its Christian heritage. On Tuesday evening we will have the opportunity to hear from Glenn Bowden ( Acre ) who will share about his work in Portugal and also from Mervyn Scott who talk about the work of Baptist Missions in Ireland. Acre are celebrating their 80th anniversary this year and it is appropriate that Victor Maxwell, its President will be chairing the meeting.Chairman: Victor MaxwellWorship: Alistair Hamill
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Bangor Worldwide is going on the road once again!Bishop Henry Orombi & Dickie Barr or Charlene's Project will be the guest speakers.The aim of our satellite events is to broaden the reach of Worldwide throughout Northern Ireland so please spread the word!Chairman: Simon GenoeWorship: St. Saviour's Band
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We hear much about the increasing secularisation of Europe and of how it is turning its back on its Christian heritage. On Tuesday evening we will have the opportunity to hear from Glenn Bowden ( Acre ) who will share about his work in Portugal and also from Mervyn Scott who talk about the work of Baptist Missions in Ireland. Acre are celebrating their 80th anniversary this year and it is appropriate that Victor Maxwell, its President will be chairing the meeting.Chairman: Victor MaxwellWorship: Alistair Hamill
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Bangor Worldwide is going on the road once again!Bishop Henry Orombi & Dickie Barr or Charlene's Project will be the guest speakers.The aim of our satellite events is to broaden the reach of Worldwide throughout Northern Ireland so please spread the word!Chairman: Simon GenoeWorship: St. Saviour's Band
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We hear much about the increasing secularisation of Europe and of how it is turning its back on its Christian heritage. On Tuesday evening we will have the opportunity to hear from Glenn Bowden ( Acre ) who will share about his work in Portugal and also from Mervyn Scott who talk about the work of Baptist Missions in Ireland. Acre are celebrating their 80th anniversary this year and it is appropriate that Victor Maxwell, its President will be chairing the meeting.Chairman: Victor MaxwellWorship: Alistair Hamill
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Rev. Dr. Morrow is one of Ireland's most gifted Bible teachers and communicators, someone whose ministry has been a challenge and encouragement to many across the denominations. He is the author of Free to Love: An Exposition of Paul's Letter to the Galations, published in 2000 and Equal to Rule: Leading the Jesus Way, published in 2014.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible Readings and will also give a short address. A Bookstall is available each morning.
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Rev. Dr. Morrow is one of Ireland's most gifted Bible teachers and communicators, someone whose ministry has been a challenge and encouragement to many across the denominations. He is the author of Free to Love: An Exposition of Paul's Letter to the Galations, published in 2000 and Equal to Rule: Leading the Jesus Way, published in 2014.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible Readings and will also give a short address. A Bookstall is available each morning.
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On Monday evening we will be hearing from Sasha Tsutserov who will focus on the training and equipping pastors in the very different contexts Russia.The pressing need to train local pastors is common in most mission situations and it will be helpful to learn from the experiences of these brothers who have been involved in this type of work for many years. Chairman: David JohnstonWorship: Alistair Hamill
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Rev. Dr. Morrow is one of Ireland's most gifted Bible teachers and communicators, someone whose ministry has been a challenge and encouragement to many across the denominations. He is the author of Free to Love: An Exposition of Paul's Letter to the Galations, published in 2000 and Equal to Rule: Leading the Jesus Way, published in 2014.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible Readings and will also give a short address. A Bookstall is available each morning.
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Rev. Dr. Morrow is one of Ireland's most gifted Bible teachers and communicators, someone whose ministry has been a challenge and encouragement to many across the denominations. He is the author of Free to Love: An Exposition of Paul's Letter to the Galations, published in 2000 and Equal to Rule: Leading the Jesus Way, published in 2014.Evening speakers will be introduced at the Bible Readings and will also give a short address. A Bookstall is available each morning.
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The Sunday evening meeting starts at 8.15 pm in HRPC. Dr. Bob Fetherlin ( OMS ) will give the main address and he will be supported by Sue Trenier ( UFM ) who will speak of a lifetime of service among the tribes of Irian Jaya. Just as Bob and Sue heard the call to service many years ago and obediently responded, the prayer for the meeting is that others will respond in the same way as a result of hearing their stories. Chairman: Johnny McClaughlinWorship: HRPC Band
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In our first visit to St. Anne's Cathedral, Bishop Henry Orombi from Uganda will be the main speaker.Former Presbyterian Moderator, Rev. Dr. Trevor Morrow, will also be participating.Chairman: Bishop Harold MillerWorship: Suzanne Bennett & New Irish Arts.
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In our first visit to St. Anne's Cathedral, Bishop Henry Orombi from Uganda will be the main speaker.Former Presbyterian Moderator, Rev. Dr. Trevor Morrow, will also be participating.Chairman: Bishop Harold MillerWorship: Suzanne Bennett & New Irish Arts.
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In our first visit to St. Anne's Cathedral, Bishop Henry Orombi from Uganda will be the main speaker.Former Presbyterian Moderator, Rev. Dr. Trevor Morrow, will also be participating.Chairman: Bishop Harold MillerWorship: Suzanne Bennett & New Irish Arts.
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connect with others with a passion for mission at home and abroad. There will be tea, coffee and treats on arrival followed by time of sung worship, stories from around the world and teaching from God's Word. This year Bishop Orombi will be keynote speaker. there will be a free book for first 100 people to come along and sign up for more information on similar events.
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Bishop Michael Nazir–Ali was the 106th Bishop of Rochester for 15 years, until 1 September 2009 and is now President of the Oxford Centre for Training, Research, Advocacy and Dialogue (OXTRAD).At present, Bill represents a Congolese Mission in the UK called Congo Initiative that is a partner mission with Tear Fund in Congo. At the Convention he is representing the work of Tearfund.'Worship: New Irish ArtsChairman: Adrian Dorrian, Lecale Area Mission Partnership
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Bishop Michael Nazir–Ali was the 106th Bishop of Rochester for 15 years, until 1 September 2009 and is now President of the Oxford Centre for Training, Research, Advocacy and Dialogue (OXTRAD).At present, Bill represents a Congolese Mission in the UK called Congo Initiative that is a partner mission with Tear Fund in Congo. At the Convention he is representing the work of Tearfund.'Worship: New Irish ArtsChairman: Adrian Dorrian, Lecale Area Mission Partnership
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Bob Fu, China Aid was born and raised in mainland China and student leader during the Tiananmen Square demonstrating for freedom and democracy in 1989. Fu was also a house church leader in Beijing until he and his wife, Heidi, were imprisoned for “illegal evangelism” in 1996. Pastor Tandin, Bhutan joins us under the auspices of Release InternationalTandin has worked with the persecuted church and served as a pastor of a house church in Bhutan. He was arrested, sentenced and imprisoned in 2014. He earned his Master of Divinity from the International Graduate School of Leadership in 2008 and currently pursuing his Doctorate at Asia Pacific Theology Seminary, Baguio Philippines. Tandin continues to serve God in Bhutan and is involved in church planting, leadership and discipleship training in partnership with Release International. He is married to Nengboi and they have three children.Worship: New Irish ArtsChairman: Peter Lyttle, Ballyholme Presbyterian Church
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Andy Prime is a graduate from Oak Hill College and was an Associate Paster at Charlotte Baptist Chapel in Edinburgh since 2010. In September 2014, he joined 20Schemes to become a Church Planter in Gracemount, Edinburgh.The speaker for each evening will be introduced at the Bile Readings and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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This evening we are joined by Ed – in a day of conflict, terrorism, and mass refugee movements – how can you bring God's word and the message of the Gospel into the most hostile and inaccessible places on the planet? Today ministries are harnessing the latest technological innovations and emerging trends to connect the least reached in a personal way with the hope found in the Gospel. Ed leads a technology ministry that helps many missionaries redeem technology for the Kingdom to reach into the hard places of the world. He will be sharing some of the exciting things that have been happening in this time of great challenge and opportunity for the Gospel.We are also joined by David Montgomery, a Presbyterian minister, and Director of IFESIreland; the Christian Unions, which aims to inspire and equip students to follow Jesus in the Universities of Ireland.Worship: New Irish ArtsChairman: Peter Lyle, Ballyholme Presbyterian Church
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Lesley McKnight grew up in Donaghadee and was challenged in her youth about overseas mission and chose a physiotherapy degree with the mission field in mind. She works with New Tribes Mission.Lynne Glass is originally from Garvagh and has been working with AIM amongst ‘islanders' since 1987. She is involved in Bible translation into on eof the island languages and also helps out at a welcome centre.
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Andy Prime is a graduate from Oak Hill College and was an Associate Paster at Charlotte Baptist Chapel in Edinburgh since 2010. In September 2014, he joined 20Schemes to become a Church Planter in Gracemount, Edinburgh.The speaker for each evening will be introduced at the Bile Readings and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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We looking forward to interviewing Andy Prime who is a graduate from Oak Hill College and was an Associate Pastor at Charlotte Baptist Chapel in Edinburgh since 2010. In September 2014, he joined 20schemes to become a church planter in Gracemount, Edinburgh.”Lynne is working amongst island immigrants in a major city in the south of France. She is involved in Bible translation, literacy classes and homework clubs.Lynn has asked for sensitivity online. She doesn't want her talk recorded.Will Niven has been serving God in Albania for the last 17 years. He is involved in leading two churches, ministry amongst the blind and the training of church leaders.Worship: Jude Frame, Bangor ParishChairman: Glen Mitchell, Kings Church
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We looking forward to interviewing Andy Prime who is a graduate from Oak Hill College and was an Associate Pastor at Charlotte Baptist Chapel in Edinburgh since 2010. In September 2014, he joined 20schemes to become a church planter in Gracemount, Edinburgh.”Lynne is working amongst island immigrants in a major city in the south of France. She is involved in Bible translation, literacy classes and homework clubs.Lynn has asked for sensitivity online. She doesn't want her talk recorded.Will Niven has been serving God in Albania for the last 17 years. He is involved in leading two churches, ministry amongst the blind and the training of church leaders.Worship: Jude Frame, Bangor ParishChairman: Glen Mitchell, Kings Church
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Andy Prime is a graduate from Oak Hill College and was an Associate Paster at Charlotte Baptist Chapel in Edinburgh since 2010. In September 2014, he joined 20Schemes to become a Church Planter in Gracemount, Edinburgh.The speaker for each evening will be introduced at the Bible Readings and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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Max worked with Mission Aviation Fellowship for 43 years. First as a pilot in Africa and then opening up new work in places as far apart as Mongolia and Liberia.Paul has been serving with New Tribes Mission in Papua New Guinea since 2003. Paul teaches at the NTM mission schoolWorship: Alistair HamillChairman: Glen Mitchell, Kings Church
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Max worked with Mission Aviation Fellowship for 43 years. First as a pilot in Africa and then opening up new work in places as far apart as Mongolia and Liberia.Paul has been serving with New Tribes Mission in Papua New Guinea since 2003. Paul teaches at the NTM mission schoolWorship: Alistair HamillChairman: Glen Mitchell, Kings Church
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Dr. Conrad Mbewe has been a pastor Kabwate Baptist Church in Lusaka, Zambia since 1987. He is also the editor of Reformation Zambia magazine and chancellor of the African Christian University. He is often referred to as the “Spurgeon of Africa”.The speaker for each evening will be introduced at the Bile Readings and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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Neil is an academic paediatrician who works in Malawi to care for ill children and teach others to do so too.Neil is from Bangor and as a teenager ‘helped' on the sound desk on convention nights.Dr Conrad Mbewe has been a pastor of Kabwata Baptist Church in Lusaka Zambia since 1987. He is also the editor of Reformation Zambia magazine and chancellor of the African Christian University. Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Andrew Roycroft, Millisle Baptist Church
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Neil is an academic paediatrician who works in Malawi to care for ill children and teach others to do so too.Neil is from Bangor and as a teenager ‘helped' on the sound desk on convention nights.Dr Conrad Mbewe has been a pastor of Kabwata Baptist Church in Lusaka Zambia since 1987. He is also the editor of Reformation Zambia magazine and chancellor of the African Christian University. Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Andrew Roycroft, Millisle Baptist Church
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Dr. Conrad Mbewe has been a pastor Kabwate Baptist Church in Lusaka, Zambia since 1987. He is also the editor of Reformation Zambia magazine and chancellor of the African Christian University. He is often referred to as the “Spurgeon of Africa”.The speaker for each evening will be introduced at the Bile Readings and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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Dr Conrad Mbewe has been a pastor of Kabwata Baptist Church in Lusaka Zambia since 1987. He is also the editor of Reformation Zambia magazine and chancellor of the African Christian University.Bob was born and raised in mainland China and student leader during the Tiananmen Square demonstrating for freedom and democracy in 1989. Fu was also a house church leader in Beijing until he and his wife, Heidi, were imprisoned for “illegal evangelism” in 1996. Worship: HRPC BandChairman: Johnny McClaughlin, Hamilton Road Baptist Church
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Dr Conrad Mbewe has been a pastor of Kabwata Baptist Church in Lusaka Zambia since 1987. He is also the editor of Reformation Zambia magazine and chancellor of the African Christian University.Bob was born and raised in mainland China and student leader during the Tiananmen Square demonstrating for freedom and democracy in 1989. Fu was also a house church leader in Beijing until he and his wife, Heidi, were imprisoned for “illegal evangelism” in 1996. Worship: HRPC BandChairman: Johnny McClaughlin, Hamilton Road Baptist Church
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George Verwer will make a return to Worldwide at the opening night, which sees a change of venue to Assembly Buildings (The Spires Centre) in Belfast.Conrad Mbewe and Bob McAllister will also be participating.Tickets are priced at £5 and are available here.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Frank Sellar (Moderator, Presbyterian Church in Ireland)The Global Village Exhibition will also be open from 6pm.
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George Verwer will make a return to Worldwide at the opening night, which sees a change of venue to Assembly Buildings (The Spires Centre) in Belfast.Conrad Mbewe and Bob McAllister will also be participating.Tickets are priced at £5 and are available here.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Frank Sellar (Moderator, Presbyterian Church in Ireland)The Global Village Exhibition will also be open from 6pm.
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George Verwer will make a return to Worldwide at the opening night, which sees a change of venue to Assembly Buildings (The Spires Centre) in Belfast.Conrad Mbewe and Bob McAllister will also be participating.Tickets are priced at £5 and are available here.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Frank Sellar (Moderator, Presbyterian Church in Ireland)The Global Village Exhibition will also be open from 6pm.
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John Lennox will make his first appearance at Worldwide on the closing night, which sees a change of venue to the Waterfront Hall in Belfast.The convention opened there in 2011 and it is hoped the return visit will be another successful venture.Maud Kells, George from Open Doors and J.H. Taylor will also be particpating with music led by New Irish Arts and Alistair Hamill and band.Tickets, priced £12.50, are available from the Waterfront website, or from the box office on 028 9033 4455.Book early to avoid disappointment.
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John Lennox will make his first appearance at Worldwide on the closing night, which sees a change of venue to the Waterfront Hall in Belfast.The convention opened there in 2011 and it is hoped the return visit will be another successful venture.Maud Kells, George from Open Doors and J.H. Taylor will also be particpating with music led by New Irish Arts and Alistair Hamill and band.Tickets, priced £12.50, are available from the Waterfront website, or from the box office on 028 9033 4455.Book early to avoid disappointment.
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John Lennox will make his first appearance at Worldwide on the closing night, which sees a change of venue to the Waterfront Hall in Belfast.The convention opened there in 2011 and it is hoped the return visit will be another successful venture.Maud Kells, George from Open Doors and J.H. Taylor will also be particpating with music led by New Irish Arts and Alistair Hamill and band.Tickets, priced £12.50, are available from the Waterfront website, or from the box office on 028 9033 4455.Book early to avoid disappointment.
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John Lennox will make his first appearance at Worldwide on the closing night, which sees a change of venue to the Waterfront Hall in Belfast.The convention opened there in 2011 and it is hoped the return visit will be another successful venture.Maud Kells, George from Open Doors and J.H. Taylor will also be particpating with music led by New Irish Arts and Alistair Hamill and band.Tickets, priced £12.50, are available from the Waterfront website, or from the box office on 028 9033 4455.Book early to avoid disappointment.
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Joining us for our Morning Bible Readings this year is Paul MallardPaul has been a pastor since 1982, serving in three churches. He currently pastors Widcombe Baptist Church in Bath. He is also an author and conference speaker. Paul is married to Edrie and they have four children and five grandchildren.
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This year marks the 1400th anniversary of the death in Italy of one of the most well known missionaries to leave Bangor for Europe with the gospel – St Columbanus. This evening we will hear something about his life from Ian Wilson and then we will hear from two modern day missionaries working in Europe – Philip Moore from France and Alan Taylor from Italy. Both are involved in church planting in what are now post Christian societies.Worship: New Irish OrchestraChairman: Peter Lyle, Ballyholme Presbyterian Church
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This year marks the 1400th anniversary of the death in Italy of one of the most well known missionaries to leave Bangor for Europe with the gospel – St Columbanus. This evening we will hear something about his life from Ian Wilson and then we will hear from two modern day missionaries working in Europe – Philip Moore from France and Alan Taylor from Italy. Both are involved in church planting in what are now post Christian societies.Worship: New Irish OrchestraChairman: Peter Lyle, Ballyholme Presbyterian Church
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This year marks the 1400th anniversary of the death in Italy of one of the most well known missionaries to leave Bangor for Europe with the gospel – St Columbanus. This evening we will hear something about his life from Ian Wilson and then we will hear from two modern day missionaries working in Europe – Philip Moore from France and Alan Taylor from Italy. Both are involved in church planting in what are now post Christian societies.Worship: New Irish OrchestraChairman: Peter Lyle, Ballyholme Presbyterian Church
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Joining us for our Morning Bible Readings this year is Paul MallardPaul has been a pastor since 1982, serving in three churches. He currently pastors Widcombe Baptist Church in Bath. He is also an author and conference speaker. Paul is married to Edrie and they have four children and five grandchildren.
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The focus switches to the Middle East and we will hear from Chuck O who has extensive experience working in this difficult part of the world. Lazarus Yeghnazar will follow and talk of the work of 222 Ministries which has strong links into Iran.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Glen Mitchell, Kings Church, Bangor
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The focus switches to the Middle East and we will hear from Chuck O who has extensive experience working in this difficult part of the world. Lazarus Yeghnazar will follow and talk of the work of 222 Ministries which has strong links into Iran.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Glen Mitchell, Kings Church, Bangor
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The focus switches to the Middle East and we will hear from Chuck O who has extensive experience working in this difficult part of the world. Lazarus Yeghnazar will follow and talk of the work of 222 Ministries which has strong links into Iran.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Glen Mitchell, Kings Church, Bangor
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Paul Mallard and his wife Edrie who wrote the very popular book “ Invest Your Suffering “ which seeks to those who experience severe suffering in their lives will lead a seminar on the subject. This will be of interest to those who have had to endure difficult or painful conditions or who are involved in supporting those in this situation.We would ask you to please indicate your interest in attending this seminar by signing up here.
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Paul Mallard and his wife Edrie who wrote the very popular book “ Invest Your Suffering “ which seeks to those who experience severe suffering in their lives will lead a seminar on the subject. This will be of interest to those who have had to endure difficult or painful conditions or who are involved in supporting those in this situation.We would ask you to please indicate your interest in attending this seminar by signing up here.
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Joining us for our Morning Bible Readings this year is Paul MallardPaul has been a pastor since 1982, serving in three churches. He currently pastors Widcombe Baptist Church in Bath. He is also an author and conference speaker. Paul is married to Edrie and they have four children and five grandchildren.
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The focus this evening is on the work in the British Isles. Keith McCrory will tell of his church planting work in the Republic of Ireland as well as telling something of his own story and Mez McConnell will tell of the work of 20 Schemes which seeks to revive churches in deprived urban areas in Scotland or to plant churches where there are none.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Adrian Dorrian, St. Marks, Dundela, Church of Ireland
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The focus this evening is on the work in the British Isles. Keith McCrory will tell of his church planting work in the Republic of Ireland as well as telling something of his own story and Mez McConnell will tell of the work of 20 Schemes which seeks to revive churches in deprived urban areas in Scotland or to plant churches where there are none.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Adrian Dorrian, St. Marks, Dundela, Church of Ireland
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Joining us for our Morning Bible Readings this year is Paul MallardPaul has been a pastor since 1982, serving in three churches. He currently pastors Widcombe Baptist Church in Bath. He is also an author and conference speaker. Paul is married to Edrie and they have four children and five grandchildren.
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Mez McConnell from 20 Schemes, Scotland, will lead this seminar looking at the lessons from the story of establish Charlotte Chapel in Edinburgh and sharing best practice of church planting in an estate content.This will be an interactive session with table conversation and Q & A.
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Continuing our theme of celebration with OMF , the mission provides both our speakers. We are particularly privileged to have Peter Rowan who is the UK Director with us and also Jamie Hudson Taylor, a direct descendant of the founder, who is currently working in China.They will provide valuable insight into the work of the gospel across East Asia an area of great challenge.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Adrian Dorrian
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Continuing our theme of celebration with OMF , the mission provides both our speakers. We are particularly privileged to have Peter Rowan who is the UK Director with us and also Jamie Hudson Taylor, a direct descendant of the founder, who is currently working in China.They will provide valuable insight into the work of the gospel across East Asia an area of great challenge.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Adrian Dorrian
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As part of our celebration of the 150th anniversary of the founding of OMF, Alan Cousins of AIM will be presenting a play which tells the life story of the man who began the mission, James Hudson Taylor. Admission is free and the story of one man's faith will be an inspiration to all who have missions at heart.
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Joining us for our Morning Bible Readings this year is Paul MallardPaul has been a pastor since 1982, serving in three churches. He currently pastors Widcombe Baptist Church in Bath. He is also an author and conference speaker. Paul is married to Edrie and they have four children and five grandchildren.
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Our Sunday evening meeting will feature Paul Mallard giving an introduction to his Bible Readings and then Maud Kells will tell of her work in DR Congo. Maud was seriously injured in an armed robbery at her remote mission station and featured in the international media as a result. She intends to speak about the incident from which she is thankfully now well recovered.Worship: Hamilton Road Presbyterian ChurchChairman: Glen Mitchell, Kings Church, Bangor
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Our Sunday evening meeting will feature Paul Mallard giving an introduction to his Bible Readings and then Maud Kells will tell of her work in DR Congo. Maud was seriously injured in an armed robbery at her remote mission station and featured in the international media as a result. She intends to speak about the incident from which she is thankfully now well recovered.Worship: Hamilton Road Presbyterian ChurchChairman: Glen Mitchell, Kings Church, Bangor
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Our Sunday evening meeting will feature Paul Mallard giving an introduction to his Bible Readings and then Maud Kells will tell of her work in DR Congo. Maud was seriously injured in an armed robbery at her remote mission station and featured in the international media as a result. She intends to speak about the incident from which she is thankfully now well recovered.Worship: Hamilton Road Presbyterian ChurchChairman: Glen Mitchell, Kings Church, Bangor
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Gary Cousins, who is from NI but is currently based in Europe working for Child Evangelism Fellowship, will tell of this work and also something of the activities of his organisation across the continent. Our second speaker is Mez McConnell who on this occasion will tell the remarkable story of his conversion. Some will already have read this in his book or perhaps seen it on the web but this is an rare opportunity to hear it told by the man himself. It is also planned to include an interview with a young missionary in what will be a very full evening.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Adrian Dorrian, St Marks, Dundela, Church of Ireland
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Gary Cousins, who is from NI but is currently based in Europe working for Child Evangelism Fellowship, will tell of this work and also something of the activities of his organisation across the continent. Our second speaker is Mez McConnell who on this occasion will tell the remarkable story of his conversion. Some will already have read this in his book or perhaps seen it on the web but this is an rare opportunity to hear it told by the man himself. It is also planned to include an interview with a young missionary in what will be a very full evening.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Adrian Dorrian, St Marks, Dundela, Church of Ireland
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Gary Cousins, who is from NI but is currently based in Europe working for Child Evangelism Fellowship, will tell of this work and also something of the activities of his organisation across the continent. Our second speaker is Mez McConnell who on this occasion will tell the remarkable story of his conversion. Some will already have read this in his book or perhaps seen it on the web but this is an rare opportunity to hear it told by the man himself. It is also planned to include an interview with a young missionary in what will be a very full evening.Worship: Alistair HamillChairman: Adrian Dorrian, St Marks, Dundela, Church of Ireland
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The world is coming to these shores for a variety of reasons and this provides an opportunity to spread the Good News with those who might otherwise be unreached. Come and hear about one initiative in London and be challenged by how you might play your part.
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The world is coming to these shores for a variety of reasons and this provides an opportunity to spread the Good News with those who might otherwise be unreached. Come and hear about one initiative in London and be challenged by how you might play your part.
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In an age of fast changing technology, it is good to know that the Church is availing itself of the possibilities which this opens up. Tonight, when our theme is Communications, we will hear from two agencies which are at the cutting edge of spreading the gospel through new media.
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Pastor Thabiti Anyabwile (First Baptist Church, Cayman Islands) returns to Bangor to take our Bible Readings, and his chosen theme is ‘reading the Bible as Jesus did'.The speakers for each evening will be introduced at the Bible Readings, and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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Prayer is key to all our activity and tonight we will be challenged by hearing about what is going on both in our own land and in the Middle East.
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For all youth, aged 11 to 21, a special event being held in Hamilton Road Baptist Church, with music by One Way Band. Why not plan to be there with your entire youth group from your church, or just come along and join the fun? It promises to be a great night as we hear from some young people involved in exciting projects, you will not be disappointed!
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Prayer is key to all our activity and tonight we will be challenged by hearing about what is going on both in our own land and in the Middle East.
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Clare, original from Broughshane, started her overseas missionary service in Malawi from 1997 – 2004 with the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. Since 2008 she has been based in London with her husband, Amir, and together they minister amongst Muslims from an Iranian, Afghan and Tajik background. They have a young son called Jalal.Suma has been with FEBA for 34 years and currently leads the work in North India and worships at a Methodist Church in Bangalore. She is a Science graduate and has developed her communication skills at FEBA. She is married with two sons.
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Pastor Thabiti Anyabwile (First Baptist Church, Cayman Islands) returns to Bangor to take our Bible Readings, and his chosen theme is ‘reading the Bible as Jesus did'.The speakers for each evening will be introduced at the Bible Readings, and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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The Church is growing in many parts of the world and in some places at an incredible rate. Tonight we will hear about two such places – South Sudan and Nepal – from those who are working on the ground.
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Drawing upon Biblical models and with input from experienced practitioners, this seminar will seek to help ministers and pastors reflect on the particular role that God has for them in their congregations.The seminar will be led by Rev. Mark Welsh, Interserve's ‘Mission Mobiliser' in Ireland and formerly the minister of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Greyabbey.
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Pastor Thabiti Anyabwile (First Baptist Church, Cayman Islands) returns to Bangor to take our Bible Readings, and his chosen theme is ‘reading the Bible as Jesus did'.The speakers for each evening will be introduced at the Bible Readings, and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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Pastor Thabiti Anyabwile (First Baptist Church, Cayman Islands) returns to Bangor to take our Bible Readings, and his chosen theme is ‘reading the Bible as Jesus did'.The speakers for each evening will be introduced at the Bible Readings, and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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Going is the theme for this evening and we will be hearing about someone who left these shores over 100 years ago to work among the poor in India. Amy Carmichael subsequently became world famous through her work and her books. The evening will also include a challenge as to how each of us can “GO”.
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Going is the theme for this evening and we will be hearing about someone who left these shores over 100 years ago to work among the poor in India. Amy Carmichael subsequently became world famous through her work and her books. The evening will also include a challenge as to how each of us can “GO”.
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This seminar is open to all and will seek to demonstrate that there are opportunities for all, no matter our age and stage, to go and serve if only for a few weeks. It is ideally suited to those who would like to do something but do not know how to go about it.
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This seminar is open to all and will seek to demonstrate that there are opportunities for all, no matter our age and stage, to go and serve if only for a few weeks. It is ideally suited to those who would like to do something but do not know how to go about it.
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Pastor Thabiti Anyabwile (First Baptist Church, Cayman Islands) returns to Bangor to take our Bible Readings, and his chosen theme is ‘reading the Bible as Jesus did'.The speakers for each evening will be introduced at the Bible Readings, and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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We will be hearing from Rev Eric Foley as he shares his unique insights into the situation which Christians face in North Korea. We will also hear from Thabiti Anyabwile as he introduces the theme for his morning Bible readings.
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The title for the evening is Advocacy and we will be hearing from agencies which act as a voice for those who are not free to speak in their own situations.
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The title for the evening is Advocacy and we will be hearing from agencies which act as a voice for those who are not free to speak in their own situations.
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The title for the evening is Advocacy and we will be hearing from agencies which act as a voice for those who are not free to speak in their own situations.
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‘Why do they do that?' Understanding the generations is a crucial task for anyone who is wanting to disciple and release 18–30s into mission. This seminar aims to help the local church see how they can encourage the next generation into gospel work at home or overseas.For more information:PDFPowerpoint Slide
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Worship this evening will be led by member sof the New Irish Orchestra.
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Worship this evening will be led by member sof the New Irish Orchestra.
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Tonight we dip into the world of sport.
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Tonight we dip into the world of sport.
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Bishop Ken Clarke will take our Bible Reading this year, and his chosen theme is ‘Body Beautiful', and he will look at the kind of Church God calls us to be! The speakers for each evening will be introduced at the Bible Readings, and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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Tonight we look at Europe with worship led by Melanie Johnston
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Tonight we look at Europe with worship led by Melanie Johnston
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Tonight we look at Europe with worship led by Melanie Johnston
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Margaret and her husband have been working in North Africa for a humanitarian medical and healthcare NGO for the last four and a half years, working in close partnership with local NGO's who have a heart for the poor and disabled.Angelina graduated as a nurse and also has qualified as a teacher in China, a director of kindergartens and principal of elementary schools. She was borin again in 1994. In 2001 she went to study at Chin Lien Bible Seminary of Singapore and came back to China in 2002. In May 2012, they moved to Texas in the US due to religious persecution.
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Bishop Ken Clarke will take our Bible Reading this year, and his chosen theme is ‘Body Beautiful', and he will look at the kind of Church God calls us to be! The speakers for each evening will be introduced at the Bible Readings, and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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This evening we look at God's work in China with worship led by Melanie Johnston
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This evening we look at God's work in China with worship led by Melanie Johnston
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Bishop Ken Clarke will take our Bible Reading this year, and his chosen theme is ‘Body Beautiful', and he will look at the kind of Church God calls us to be! The speakers for each evening will be introduced at the Bible Readings, and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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This evening we look at Africa with worship led by Alistair Hamill
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This evening we look at Africa with worship led by Alistair Hamill
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Bishop Ken Clarke will take our Bible Reading this year, and his chosen theme is ‘Body Beautiful', and he will look at the kind of Church God calls us to be! The speakers for each evening will be introduced at the Bible Readings, and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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Our theme this evening is Israel & Palestine with worship led by Alistair Hamill
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Our theme this evening is Israel & Palestine with worship led by Alistair Hamill
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The situation in the Middle East whether in relation to events in Egypt, Syria, or elsewhere is rarely far from our news bulletins.The instability in the region is causing increasing difficulties for the Christians living there and yet we hear of church growth in strongly Muslim countries.This year at the Convention we have a unique opportunity to gain insight into the background of what is really going on when our seminar on Monday afternoon looks at the subject of “ the Future of the Church in the Middle East “. We will hear ( DV ) from Christians from Egypt, Palestine and Israel who have first hand knowledge of the situation. There will be an opportunity for questions and the event will be chaired by Rev. Dr. Trevor Morrow.
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Bishop Ken Clarke will take our Bible Reading this year, and his chosen theme is ‘Body Beautiful', and he will look at the kind of Church God calls us to be! The speakers for each evening will be introduced at the Bible Readings, and a Bookstall is available each morning.
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David Robertson, St. Peters' Free Church, Dundee, joins us with our worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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Join us as we look as we start our convention with the theme “Egypt and Beyond” with worship led by Alistair Hamill
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In this seminar Myles will focus on what Paul appreciated about his supporting church in Philippi – their partnership, prayers, joy, messenger and concern – and the supporter's benefit in their account and their needs. Myles will then explore how this type of relationship could be nurtured between today's supporters and missionaries.This seminar is essential for anyone who is working with and supporting missionaries in their local church. A flyer for this event is included here. Please pass onto anyone who would be interested in attending.
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The church is alive and God is building His church on some of the most hostile countries on earth.With guest speaker Rico Tice, co–author of Christianity Explored, and Associate Minister (Evangelism) All Souls, and chair for the evening Eddie Lyle, CEO of Open Doors UK + Ireland.Why not join as we hear first–hand, from Rico and other ‘guests' the challenges and encouragements of living where faith costs the most?
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Worship led by members of the New Irish Orchestra.
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Worship led by members of the New Irish Orchestra.
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John Woodside (Drogheda Presbyterian Church) will be leading our morning Bible readings this year.
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Worship led by Melanie Johnston.
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Worship led by Melanie Johnston.
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This is always a popular meeting for ladies when inspirational stories are shared. Come and enjoy the fellowship!Sarah Chan was born in Hong Kong of Chinese parents, and is the first Chinese missionary to Jews working with Christian Witness to Israel. She has been working in London for thirty years.Other special guests will join us throughout the afternoon.
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This is always a popular meeting for ladies when inspirational stories are shared. Come and enjoy the fellowship!Sarah Chan was born in Hong Kong of Chinese parents, and is the first Chinese missionary to Jews working with Christian Witness to Israel. She has been working in London for thirty years.Other special guests will join us throughout the afternoon.
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John Woodside (Drogheda Presbyterian Church) will be leading our morning Bible readings this year.
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Worship led by Melanie Johnston.
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Worship led by Melanie Johnston.
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John Woodside (Drogheda Presbyterian Church) will be leading our morning Bible readings this year.
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Worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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John Woodside (Drogheda Presbyterian Church) will be leading our morning Bible readings this year.
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Worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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Worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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Worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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Sid & Jean (Mission Africa) will be joined by Shirley Stronge (PCI) and Dr Rory & Denise Wilson (CMS, Uganda).
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Sid & Jean (Mission Africa) will be joined by Shirley Stronge (PCI) and Dr Rory & Denise Wilson (CMS, Uganda).
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John Woodside (Drogheda Presbyterian Church) will be leading our morning Bible readings this year.
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Worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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Worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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Worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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Worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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Join us for our final evening as we take a look at mission around the world. Worship will be led by Alistair Hamill.
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Join us for our final evening as we take a look at mission around the world. Worship will be led by Alistair Hamill.
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Our “Youth” Stream, sees us joined by Jason Kemper and other special guests. Nathan Jess leads us in Worship.
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Our “Youth” Stream, sees us joined by Jason Kemper and other special guests. Nathan Jess leads us in Worship.
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Ajith Fernando will be looking at Missionary Basics – Key Foundational Movements in Acts.As one whose life was highly influenced by anIrish Missionary I am delighted to be part of theBangor Conference this year, to reflect afreshwith Irish brothers and sisters on God's call tomission.
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Join us for our Thursday evening session where we will be led in worship by Melanie Johnston.
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Ajith Fernando will be looking at Missionary Basics – Key Foundational Movements in Acts.As one whose life was highly influenced by anIrish Missionary I am delighted to be part of theBangor Conference this year, to reflect afreshwith Irish brothers and sisters on God's call tomission.
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Join us for our Wednesday evening session where we will be led in worship by Melanie Johnston.
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Join us for our Wednesday evening session where we will be led in worship by Melanie Johnston.
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Ajith Fernando will be looking at Missionary Basics – Key Foundational Movements in Acts.As one whose life was highly influenced by anIrish Missionary I am delighted to be part of theBangor Conference this year, to reflect afreshwith Irish brothers and sisters on God's call tomission.
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Join us for our Tuesday evening session where we will be led in worship by Alistair Hamill.
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Join us for our Tuesday evening session where we will be led in worship by Alistair Hamill.
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Ajith Fernando will be looking at Missionary Basics – Key Foundational Movements in Acts.As one whose life was highly influenced by anIrish Missionary I am delighted to be part of theBangor Conference this year, to reflect afreshwith Irish brothers and sisters on God's call tomission.
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Ajith Fernando will be looking at Missionary Basics – Key Foundational Movements in Acts.As one whose life was highly influenced by anIrish Missionary I am delighted to be part of theBangor Conference this year, to reflect afreshwith Irish brothers and sisters on God's call tomission.
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Join us for our Sunday evening session with worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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Join us for our Sunday evening session with worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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What an exciting prospect! What abrilliant way to celebrate 75 years ofthe Bangor Worldwide MissionaryConvention (the name on our ‘birthcertificate' all those years ago!) –bringing ‘Bangor' to Belfast for theopening night of Worldwide 2011. In the Waterfront Hall, with the NewIrish Choir and Orchestra taking part,it promises to be a great evening ofcelebration and praise.
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What an exciting prospect! What abrilliant way to celebrate 75 years ofthe Bangor Worldwide MissionaryConvention (the name on our ‘birthcertificate' all those years ago!) –bringing ‘Bangor' to Belfast for theopening night of Worldwide 2011. In the Waterfront Hall, with the NewIrish Choir and Orchestra taking part,it promises to be a great evening ofcelebration and praise.
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Simon Guillebaud and Mark Buchanan leave us with a challenge on our last night of the convention.
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Simon Guillebaud and Mark Buchanan leave us with a challenge on our last night of the convention.
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‘Dangerous and Loud' is the theme for thisyear's Youth event, Friday (27th) at 7.30pm.Hopefully, that'll give you an idea of what wehave planned as Colin Stitt (Scripture Union–Northern Ireland) leads worship and SimonGuillebaud serves as keynote speaker. Originallyfrom Sussex, Simon went to Burundi withScripture Union in 1998 and, soon after, foundedGreat Lakes Outreach which partners with localChristian organisations to share God's messageand fund sustainable, life transforming project
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This evening, we're looking in all directions!
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This evening, we're looking in all directions!
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This evening, we're looking in all directions!
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Cheryl Buchanan (Vancouver, Canada) & Mary Alexander (OMF–Japan) will be looking at “A Heart for Intercession”.We're also joined by Mary Estenoz, from Almendares Baptist Church, Havana, Cuba.
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Cheryl Buchanan (Vancouver, Canada) & Mary Alexander (OMF–Japan) will be looking at “A Heart for Intercession”.We're also joined by Mary Estenoz, from Almendares Baptist Church, Havana, Cuba.
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Each morning, from 11.30am– 12.30pm, Mondayto Friday, Mark Buchanan, Leader of New LifeCommunity Baptist Church on Vancouver Island,British Columbia, will be tackling the theme of‘Turning the World on it's Head: Living Out theMission of God.' Mark, married to Cheryl andfather of three, is the author of several books,including Your God is Too Safe, Things Unseen,The Holy Wild, The Rest of God, and Hidden inPlain Sight as well as numerous articles. With his passion for seeing believers move away from mundane faith and into a vibrant relationship with a loving God, Mark is set to inspire us to seek God's strength in a way that can change a single friendship or a whole community.
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Billy & Hazel Glover and Simon Guillebaud will be looking at Broken Lives, Broken Hearts.Chris Wright, Langham International Partnership will also be joining us.
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Billy & Hazel Glover and Simon Guillebaud will be looking at Broken Lives, Broken Hearts.Chris Wright, Langham International Partnership will also be joining us.
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Billy & Hazel Glover and Simon Guillebaud will be looking at Broken Lives, Broken Hearts.Chris Wright, Langham International Partnership will also be joining us.
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In association with Belfast Bible College, our Students' Seminar will be looking at “What in the world is God doing?”.
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Each morning, from 11.30am– 12.30pm, Mondayto Friday, Mark Buchanan, Leader of New LifeCommunity Baptist Church on Vancouver Island,British Columbia, will be tackling the theme of‘Turning the World on it's Head: Living Out theMission of God.' Mark, married to Cheryl andfather of three, is the author of several books,including Your God is Too Safe, Things Unseen,The Holy Wild, The Rest of God, and Hidden inPlain Sight as well as numerous articles. With his passion for seeing believers move away from mundane faith and into a vibrant relationship with a loving God, Mark is set to inspire us to seek God's strength in a way that can change a single friendship or a whole community.
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Tonight we look at working in the hard places with a special guest.In addition, Chris Wright, Langham International Partnership will talking to us on the theme “Speaking it out”.
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Each morning, from 11.30am– 12.30pm, Mondayto Friday, Mark Buchanan, Leader of New LifeCommunity Baptist Church on Vancouver Island,British Columbia, will be tackling the theme of‘Turning the World on it's Head: Living Out theMission of God.' Mark, married to Cheryl andfather of three, is the author of several books,including Your God is Too Safe, Things Unseen,The Holy Wild, The Rest of God, and Hidden inPlain Sight as well as numerous articles. With his passion for seeing believers move away from mundane faith and into a vibrant relationship with a loving God, Mark is set to inspire us to seek God's strength in a way that can change a single friendship or a whole community.
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We'll be looking at living it out in the high places with Pradip Dhungana in Pokhara, Nepal.In addition, we look at the challenge of Islam and BibleFresh with Chris Wright.
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We'll be looking at living it out in the high places with Pradip Dhungana in Pokhara, Nepal.In addition, we look at the challenge of Islam and BibleFresh with Chris Wright.
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Each morning, from 11.30am– 12.30pm, Mondayto Friday, Mark Buchanan, Leader of New LifeCommunity Baptist Church on Vancouver Island,British Columbia, will be tackling the theme of‘Turning the World on it's Head: Living Out theMission of God.' Mark, married to Cheryl andfather of three, is the author of several books,including Your God is Too Safe, Things Unseen,The Holy Wild, The Rest of God, and Hidden inPlain Sight as well as numerous articles. With his passion for seeing believers move away from mundane faith and into a vibrant relationship with a loving God, Mark is set to inspire us to seek God's strength in a way that can change a single friendship or a whole community.
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Worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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Worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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Worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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Jaime Saint of ITEC Ecuador and Abaana look at how you can change the world. Worship will be led by Colin Stitt and Band.
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Ken Clarke will lead the Morning Bible Readings. The theme for the year's Bible Readings is “Models for Mission in the 21st Century.” … looking at some biblical characters who model effective mission and make a significant impact. Some surprises await as we see the kind of people God uses! Some lessons will be learning which can inspire our thinking, change our living and transform communities.
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Billy, Kim and Trevor speak about the work of their ministries in Ireland.
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Billy, Kim and Trevor speak about the work of their ministries in Ireland.
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Billy, Kim and Trevor speak about the work of their ministries in Ireland.
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An afternoon event for women. Afternoon tea and a creche will be provided.
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An afternoon event for women. Afternoon tea and a creche will be provided.
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Ken Clarke will lead the Morning Bible Readings. The theme for the year's Bible Readings is “Models for Mission in the 21st Century.” … looking at some biblical characters who model effective mission and make a significant impact. Some surprises await as we see the kind of people God uses! Some lessons will be learning which can inspire our thinking, change our living and transform communities.
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Bruce and Bishop Ken look across Africa!
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Ken Clarke will lead the Morning Bible Readings. The theme for the year's Bible Readings is “Models for Mission in the 21st Century.” … looking at some biblical characters who model effective mission and make a significant impact. Some surprises await as we see the kind of people God uses! Some lessons will be learning which can inspire our thinking, change our living and transform communities.
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Shadrack and Nikos look at Loving God and loving others in practical ways.
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Shadrack and Nikos look at Loving God and loving others in practical ways.
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Ken Clarke will lead the Morning Bible Readings. The theme for the year's Bible Readings is “Models for Mission in the 21st Century.” … looking at some biblical characters who model effective mission and make a significant impact. Some surprises await as we see the kind of people God uses! Some lessons will be learning which can inspire our thinking, change our living and transform communities.
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Tonight we look at “When the going gets tough!”.
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Tonight we look at “When the going gets tough!”.
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Ken Clarke will lead the Morning Bible Readings. The theme for the year's Bible Readings is “Models for Mission in the 21st Century.” … looking at some biblical characters who model effective mission and make a significant impact. Some surprises await as we see the kind of people God uses! Some lessons will be learning which can inspire our thinking, change our living and transform communities.
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Bishop Ken Clarke look across the street and across the world. Worship led by Alistair Hamill.
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The Opening Meeting promises to be a very special night! ‘Digging Ditches!' is the title and the evening will include an in–depth interview with veteran missionary and author Dr Helen Roseveare (WEC Int'l).
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Islam is the second largest religion in the world with our 1 billion followers. The 2001 census recorded 1,591, 000 in the UK, around 2.7% of the population. Please come along and hear from two men who know Islam from the inside. A brother who came to faith in Jesus Christ from a Muslim background and Thabiti Anyabwile who converted to Islam and then became a Christian.
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Carol Herron from Donaghadee talks about her work church planting in the Amazon with UFM.Rick Hill and band lead us in worship.
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Thabiti brings us our Bible Readings from Matthew 9 vs 35 to Matthew 10 vs 42 – Matthew on a Mission.Be surprised and challenged as Jesus calls twelve ordinary men to a radical lifestyle of discipleship and mission.
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Arul talks about Health Matters and Terry & Wilma talk about the work of CEF.
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Arul talks about Health Matters and Terry & Wilma talk about the work of CEF.
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Thabiti brings us our Bible Readings from Matthew 9 vs 35 to Matthew 10 vs 42 – Matthew on a Mission.Be surprised and challenged as Jesus calls twelve ordinary men to a radical lifestyle of discipleship and mission.
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Hear about the work of the church in China.
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Thabiti brings us our Bible Readings from Matthew 9 vs 35 to Matthew 10 vs 42 – Matthew on a Mission.Be surprised and challenged as Jesus calls twelve ordinary men to a radical lifestyle of discipleship and mission.
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Listen to Jonathan, Peter and Rachel talk about church planting in the 21st century.
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Listen to Jonathan, Peter and Rachel talk about church planting in the 21st century.
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Thabiti brings us our Bible Readings from Matthew 9 vs 35 to Matthew 10 vs 42 – Matthew on a Mission.Be surprised and challenged as Jesus calls twelve ordinary men to a radical lifestyle of discipleship and mission.
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Listen to Terry and Eric talk about the technology revolution.
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Listen to Terry and Eric talk about the technology revolution.
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Thabiti brings us our Bible Readings from Matthew 9 vs 35 to Matthew 10 vs 42 – Matthew on a Mission.Be surprised and challenged as Jesus calls twelve ordinary men to a radical lifestyle of discipleship and mission.
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Thabiti Anyabwile from the Grand Cayman talks about his conversion from Islam to Christianity. Alistair Hamill leads us in worship.
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Islam is the second largest religion in the world with our 1 billion followers. The 2001 census recorded 1,591, 000 in the UK, around 2.7% of the population. Come and hear Thabiti's story.
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Islam is the second largest religion in the world with our 1 billion followers. The 2001 census recorded 1,591, 000 in the UK, around 2.7% of the population. Come and hear Thabiti's story.
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Our opening meeting with worship led by William Thompson, a spotlight on mission and Hugh Palmer.
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