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CONVERGE21USAA Joint Meeting of

the Society for Pentecostal Studies and Empowered 21

WhAt, WhErE, WhEnFor the earth shall be filled with

the knowledge of the glory of the LORD, as the waters cover the sea.

-- Habakkuk 2:14

Converge21 USA A Joint Meeting of SPSand Empowered 21

Track locationsGENERAL SESSIONS Leaders (COMBINED) Ballroom Scholars (SPS) Moot Court Room Next-Generation (Thursday AM) CommuniCation Building

FOUNDERS INNE21: Capturing the Moment: Evangelism to a Nation in Crisis BlairE21: Contextualized Communication of the Gospel MasonE21: Empowered Worship in the 21st Century Virginia BallroomE21: Experiential Christianity in the 21st Century FranklinE21: Generations: Models that Work Jefferson AmphitheaterE21: Holy Spirit Baptism and Lifestyle for the 21st Century HenreyE21: Next Gen Ministry in Today’s United States MaddisonE21: Transforming Every Person’s World HarrisonSPS: Canadian Pentecostalism Symposium Lee

ROBERTSON HALLE21: Spirit-Empowered Discipleship in the 21st Century 107E21: Spirit-Filled Missions in the 21st Century 113E21: The Future and Vitality of the Spirit-Empowered Movement 107SPS: Asian/Asian-American 201SPS: Biblical Studies A Moot Court RoomSPS: Biblical Studies B 112SPS: Biblical Studies Symposium A Moot Court RoomSPS: Biblical Studies Symposium B 112SPS: Biblical Studies Symposium C 112SPS: Christian Ethics 205SPS: Diversity Group Symposium 105SPS: Ecumenical Studies 203SPS: Ecumenical Studies Symposium 203SPS: History 105SPS: Missions 114SPS: Philosophy 101SPS: Philosophy Symposium 205SPS: Religion and Culture 326SPS: Religion and Culture & History Roundtable 113, 116SPS: Roman Catholic/Pentecostal Dialogue: 103SPS: Theology 103SPS: Theology Symposium 114SPS: Theology, Practical 116

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Founders Inn Communication Building Robertson Hall

RegistRation8:00 AM - 6:30 PM Founders Inn Ballroom Foyer

exhibits open10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Founders Inn and Robertson Hall

GENERAL SESSION 8:30 AM - 12:15 PM Founders Inn Ballroom

Lunch 12:15 PM - 1:30 PM

BREAkOUT SESSION 1 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM See Breakout Session Pages

bReak10:00 AM - 10:30 AM

BREAkOUT SESSION 2 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM See Breakout Session Pages

EVENING GENERAL SESSION7:00 PM Founders Inn Ballroom

THURSDAY Mar 01


e21 usa cabinet Meeting 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Founders Inn Ballroom

e21 usa cabinet and sps executive coMMittee Lunch 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Founders Inn Swan Terrace

sps executive coMMittee Meeting 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Robertson 301

OPENING GENERAL SESSION7:00 PM Founders Inn Ballroom

WEDNESDAY Feb 29

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RegistRation8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Robertson Hall Lobby

exhibits8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Founders Inn and Robertson Hall

sps bReakout session 68:30 AM - 10:00 AM See Breakout Session Pages

bReak10:00 AM - 10:30 AM

SPS GENERAL SESSION PResidentiaL addRess10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Robertson Hall Moot Court Room

Lunch12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

sps coMMittees 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM • 2013 Program Committee Robertson Hall Conference Room • Librarians/Archivists Robertson Hall 105

sps bReakout session 7 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM See Breakout Session Pages

bReak 4:00 PM - 4:30 PM

sps business Meeting 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM Robertson Hall Moot Court Room

SPS BANqUET and “LittLe town of bethLeheM” fiLM 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Founders Inn Ballroom

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SATURDAY Mar 03

woMen’s caucus bReakfast (sps - ticketed)7:00 AM - 8:15 AM Founders Inn Swan Terrace


exhibits8:00 AM - 7:30 PM Founders Inn and Robertson Hall

bReakout session 38:30 AM - 10:00 AM See Breakout Session Pages

bReak10:00 AM - 10:30 AM

GENERAL SESSION10:30 AM - 12:15 PM • Leaders Founders Inn Ballroom • Scholars Robertson Hall Moot Court Room • Next-Generation Com. Center Fine Arts Auditorium

Lunch12:15 PM - 1:30 PM

sps inteRest gRoup business Meetings 12:15 PM - 1:30 PM See Breakout Session Pages

bReakout session 41:30 PM - 3:00 PM See Breakout Session Pages

bReak3:00 PM - 3:30 PM

bReakout session 5 / sps geneRaL session3:30 PM - 5:00 PM See Breakout Session Pages

Dinner5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

GENERAL SESSION at ROCk CHURCH7:30 PM - 12:00 AM Rock Church

FRIDAY Mar 02

PArKInGParking is free in the lots around Founders Inn.

IntErnEtInternet is available to all residents of Founders Inn in their room. Non-residents can access free wi-fi in the Founders Inn lobby. Additionally, several computer workstations can be found in the Business Center.

EVEnt COntACtSSociety for Pentecostal Studies1435 N. Glenstone Ave., Springfield, MO 65802 www.sps-usa.org417-268-1084

International Center for Spiritual Renewalwww.icfsr.org423-478-7078

Empowered21PO Box 3986, Cleveland, TN 37320-3986.www.empowered21.com877-473-2010

rEGIStrAtIOn DESK757-424-5511

You can reach the Registration Desk by calling the Founder’s Inn main desk and requesting to be transferred. All general event inquiries will be handled through the Registration Desk during its scheduled hours.

LOSt and FOUnD757-366-5761

Lost and Found will be handled by Security at Founders Inn. Lost Items can be turned in to Founders Inn Front Desk and Security will take care of holding the item until it is claimed.

To inquire about a lost item, call security or go by the Front Desk and be connected with the Officer on duty.

hOtELSFounders Inn800-926-4466

Chesapeake Marriott 757-523-1500

Hampton Inn Norfolk/Chesapeake 757-523-1500

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trAnSPOrtAtIOnShuttle service from Founders Inn to Rock Church will be provided for all those who need transportation on Friday night. Shuttles will run from 6:30-7:15 PM and again for 30 minutes directly following the close of the Commissioning Service.

If you have your own car, please drive yourself in order to help with space limitations on the shuttles. Parking at Rock Church is free.

SErVICE tIMEThe Commissioning Service will start promptly at 7:30 PM and might run fairly late. While it is not far from Regent to Rock Church, please plan adequate time to drive or ride the shuttle.

DIrECtIOnS• Exit Regent on CBN Center Drive (East)• Turn Left (North) onto Centerville Turnpike. -- Drive 0.3 miles• Turn Right (East) on Indian River Road -- Drive 0.8 miles• Turn Left (North) on Kempsville Road -- Drive 1.8 miles• Arrive at Rock Church on Right

ADDrESSRock Church 640 Kempsville RoadVirginia Beach, VA, 23464

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GEnErAL SESSIOnSBut this is that which was spoken by

the prophet Joel; And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh...

-- Acts 2:16-17


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Robert Morris is senior pastor of Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas. He is a gifted communicator with over 20 years of experience imparting biblical principles on prosperity and personal growth. His passionate, practical and often humorous presentation touches believers and impacts even the un-churched. He is the author of many books, including The God I Never Knew - How Real Friendship with the Holy Spirit Can Change Your Life.

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Known for his work with New Life Church and the Desperation Band, Jared Anderson is the writer of Rescue and Amazed. “Worship leaders are in the foot washing business,” Anderson says. “If you want to lead, you have to serve. And if you want to serve, you have to surrender. And if you surrender, you’re really going to have to die. So to lead is to really die.”

www.jaredanderson.com

Denise Graves is Worship Pastor at Covenant Church of Pittsburgh. She is a singer/songwriter who has traveled extensively with Worship International, Maranatha Music, and Saddleback Church.Denise’s motto is, “Worship should always lead to evangelism, and evangelism should always lead you to worship!”

www.denisegraves.net

David M. Edwards has a passion to see people enter into the presence of God and he is driven to be a part of a new generation which seeks after the “face” of God and not just the “hands” of God. He says, “Gospel Music always finds resolve in the hope, deliverance, and salvation that only the Lord Jesus Christ can provide for whatever ails our soul.”

www.davidmedwards.com

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Grammy-nominated, Dove-Award winning, Atlanta-based worship leader and Christian recording artist, Ricardo sanchez, is known as a singer, song writer, conference speaker, and preeminent worship leaders. Having authored or co-authored such songs as Moving Forward, I Call Your Name, Power of One, and Power of the Cross, Ricardo’s songs are sung in churches across the globe. Currently with Integrity Music, Ricardo has toured or partnered with other award winning artists such as Salvador, Israel Houghton, Hezekiah Walker, Rebecca St. James, Darlene Zschech, New Song, Mac Powell, and many others.

www.ricardomusic.com

CeCe Winans has recorded platinum selling Gospel albums, received GRAMMY and Dove awards,been interviewed by Oprah, Regis & Kathie Lee, and many others. Yes she says, “When you’re in the throne room, your focus is just God. Nothing is more powerful than when you’re face to face with God.”

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Dr. Cheryl Bridges Johns is a Professor at the Pentecostal Theological Seminary and co-pastor of the New Covenant Church of God. She is a human rights advocate, author of several books, the past-president of SPS, and has been actively involved in inter-denomination dialogues.

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Bishop Jerry Wayne Macklin founded the Glad Tidings Church of God in Christ, in Hayward, California in 1978. He led major community revitalization efforts, and today the neighborhood is known by many as the Glad Tidings Campus. He is married to Vanessa and they are the parents of five children.

As pastor of Dominion Christian Church and a community figure in Boston, Rev. Alexander Hurt played a significant role in “the Boston Miracle”: a two-year span without violent deaths of young people on the streets of Boston. Rev. Hurt completed four masters degrees at Harvard (MBA, MPA, MTS, MDIV) and is often featured in national media.

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Dr. George Wood was elected to the position of General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God USA in August of 2007. He pastored Newport-Mesa Christian Center in Costa Mesa, California, for 17 years. Dr. Wood is author of seven books which include his brand new book called Living in the Spirit.

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SECTION 1The United States Church in the 21st Century:Our Greatest Challenges

This morning’s General Session is designed to build a Report and Synthesis based on your feedback. Please take notes during each

Section and prepare to interact with your groups.

SECTION 2New Generations in Today’s America

Nick Hall is the founder and chief communicator of PULSE; the largest student-led prayer and outreach effort in America. Nick serves on the executive board for the US Lausanne Committee and the student advisory team for the Billy Graham Association He is married to his best friend Tiffany. When they are not on the road, they make their home in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis-St Paul.

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Spirit Empowerment, U.S. Christians, and

Hope for the Land of Pentecost

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Pastor Wayne Hilsden, a resident of Jerusalem since 1983, gives leadership to the King of Kings Ministry team. In addition to preaching regularly in Jerusalem, he travels the world sharing about the restoration of Israel.

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Sami Awad is the Executive Director of Holy Land Trust in Bethlehem. Through a commitment to nonviolence, the Trust seeks to strengthen the Palestinian community and build a future in which the Holy Land is a model of understanding, respect, justice, equality and peaceful coexistence.

www.holylandtrust.org

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Pastor Mark Williams was elected as Assistant General Overseer in 2008 with the Church of God. An international evangelist, he has also pastored several local congregations.

www.churchofgod.org

Ron is the President and Founder of Teen Mania Ministries, a Christian youth organization that reaches millions of young people worldwide.

www.teenmania.com

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Daisy L. Machado serves, since July 2010, as Dean of Academic Affairs and Professor of Church History at Union Theological Seminary. Her scholarship focuses on United States Christianities. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. She is the first U.S. Latina ordained in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the Northeast Region and has served inner city congregations in Brooklyn, Houston, and Fort Worth.

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Pastor Jack Hayford is the founder and Chancellor of The Kings University in Los Angeles, and founding pastor of The Church On The Way in Van Nuys, CA. He is a prolific and author, who has penned more than 52 books and 600 hymns.

www.jackhayford.org

Kristopher Gonzalez oversees the 17% Movement, a national youth movement equipping and empowering Nex-Gen Hispanic leaders. He recently planted The Porch under the leadership of Rev. Samuel Rodriguez as a young-adult church targeting “the most unreached demographic”.

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Dr. Rodríguez is the President of the National Evangelical Council of Peru; Bishop of the Lima Region of the Church of God; President of the Board of Directors of the Bible League of Peru; and President of the New Humanity Center for Political Sciences Research and Promotion of Development. Dr. Rodriguez has authored more than 15 scholarly articles and has served on numerous other boards.

Dr. Rodriguez has addressed human rights abuses and injustices within Peru in both his ecclesial and government work by serving on the Inter-Institutional Group appointed by the Peruvian State, and as a member of the Central Forum of the National Accord. He has also served on the Consultative Commission on Confessional Issues of the National Council of the Ministry of Justice of Peru.

Since 1992, Dr. Rodriguez has been the pastor of the Mt. Sinai Church of God, located in the marginal district of Villa María del Triunfo, in Lima, Peru. His pastorate has been characterized as one of Pentecostal passion for holistic ministry, including personal, social, and spiritual transformation. Presently, the Mt. Sinai church serves over 120 poor children each day with elementary education and meals.

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Founder and President of LIFE Outreach International, author, preacher, digger of wells in Africa, and overseer of orphanages on five continents.

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The Ecclesial Vocation of the Pentecostal Scholar

SPS PreSidential addreSS • March 3, 201SATURDAY • MORNING

Brother Jeffrey Gros, Catholic Scholar in Residence at Lewis University, Romeoville, IL, has served as Director of Faith and Order, during which time the Society for Pentecostal Studies began to be active in these and World Council of Churches conversations. He served in the ecumenical office of the U.S. Catholic Bishops. Among his responsibilities were serving as liaison to the National Association of Evangelicals, as staff to the Southern Baptist Dialogue, and as staff to the Lutheran Catholic Dialogue.

He was a member of the Catholic team on the most recent round of the World Evangelical Alliance Vatican dialogue. He has published many articles on Pentecostalism, ecumenism and history, and edited major volumes of the ecumenical dialogues, including the texts of Pentecostals with the Reformed and Roman Catholic churches, as well as books on ecumenical formation. He has received numerous awards for his ecumenical leadership from academic and church institutions. He is currently working with the Archdiocese of Chicago, the Catholic Theological Union, and Lewis University, in retirement. He is a member of the De La Salle Christian Brothers, a global lay education movement serving the poor through schools in the Catholic community for over 300 years.

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LEArnInG COnVErSAtIOnS

Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of

the Holy Ghost:

-- Matthew 28:19


SPS Interest Group Business Meetings are a Grab-n-Go Brown Bag occasion open to everyone (members and non-members alike) interested in the business side of the Society for Pentecostal Studies.

Lunchtime • Friday • Bible Robertson Moot Court• Christian Ethics Robertson 205• History Robertson 105• Missions Robertson 114• Philosophy Robertson 101• Practical Theology Robertson 116• Religion & Culture Robertson 326• Theology Robertson 103

Lunchtime • Saturday • Librarians/Archivists Robertson 105• Program Committee Robertson Conference

For all current and new Interest Group Leaders, 2013 Program Chair, and SPS Executive Director

Dinner • Saturday There is an SPS banquet on Saturday evening at 7:00 PM for those who have purchased tickets before the conference. The meal will consist of a Theatre Salad, choice of either Chicken Piccata (with Mashed Potatoes, Sauteed Asparagus and Carrots) OR Vegetarian Stir-Fry (Bok choy, snow peas, shiitake mushrooms, julienne carrots, sautéed with garlic and ginger hoisin sauce, over sticky rice) and Cheesecake with Fresh Berry Compote. There will be coffee, tea and water provided with each meal.

At the heart of Converge21 USA are scholarly and inspirational Parallel Learning Conversations. 218 lectures, paper presentations, and worship seminars will take place in 36 venues on the Regent Campus. Where the General Sessions are designed for everyone, these Conversations and papers focus on your particular interests.

Take some time now to plot your days. Most lectures will be audio recorded; however, because of copyright restrictions on some of the scholarly lectures, not all sessions will be recorded. Copies can be purchased at the E21 vendor booth or online at

www.e21usa.com

The following pages list the Learning Conversations by Time and then by Location.

How it works

T h u r s d a y • 1 : 3 0 P M E21: CAPTURING THE MOMENT: EVANGELISM TO A NATION IN CRISIS Founders Inn: Blair

All Hands on Deck, Reaching People in the Storms Of Life. Charles Scott

General Bishop for the Pentecostal Church of God, International This session will address the issues facing the American family and how the local church can reach families in times of crisis. The church must maintain a culture of care-giving to families facing situations that can prepare their hearts for the Gospel.

E21: EXPERIENTIAL CHRISTIANITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY Founders Inn:

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Globally Positioned & Spirit-Empowered Caleb Wehrli

Founder of Inspire International God has given each of us a plan and a promise in fulfilling the Great Commission in the 21st century. As Christians we have been equipped to change our societies, and we are positioned by His Spirit to make Him know throughout the earth!

E21: TRANSFORMING EVERY PERSON’S WORLD Founders Inn:

Harrison

Community Transformations through Kingdom Collaborations Doug Stringer

Founder of Somebody Cares America and International, Houston, Texas

Dave Donaldson Cofounder of Convoy of Hope, Springfield, MO

In this session both Doug and Dave will bring you into their world as they share proven strategies of building collaborations between churches, non-profits, corporations and government to transform communities.

E21: HOLY SPIRIT BAPTISM AND LIFESTYLE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY Founders Inn:

Henrey

The Manifestation of the Holy Spirit in the Life of the Believer Reggie Witherspoon

Senior Pastor of Mount Calvary Christian Center, COGIC, Seattle, WA The Holy Spirit manifested himself greatly in the first century. The word manifestation means 'a public demonstration of power and purpose.' The Holy Spirit desires to have the same manifested power and purpose in the 21st century believer; let’s discover what that looks like.

SPS: CANADIAN PENTECOSTALISM SYMPOSIUM Founders Inn:

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Finding Peace and Justice: Global Pentecostal Perspectives (Peru, South Africa, United States, and Canada) – Part 1

Dario López Rodriguez Lima, Peru

Murray Dempster Southeastern University

Chair: Martin Mittelstadt, Evangel University

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E21: NEXT GEN MINISTRY IN TODAY’S UNITED STATES Founders Inn:

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Addictions and the Liberating Power of the Spirit Jay Mooney

Director of Assemblies of God Family Services Agency (AGFSA)

Banning Liebscher Director of Jesus Culture at Bethel Church in Redding, CA

“So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed” (John 8:36). Today’s students are bombarded with subtle, and not so subtle, choices that are bent on destroying their generation. Loosening the enemy’s grip will require leaders with knowledge of, and who are able to operate in, the power of the Spirit.

E21: CONTEXTUALIZED COMMUNICATION OF THE GOSPEL IN THE 21ST CENTURY Founders Inn:

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Communication Among Leadership Ossie Mills

Executive Vice President for University Advancement, Oral Roberts University Leadership is not an entitled position and cannot be assigned. Leadership is simply earned over time and, depending upon the field of endeavor, can be public or private. The pivotal key to being an effective leader is highly reliant upon how we communicate and the perception we leave through our communication. This session will highlight and reveal the foundational principles of effective leadership.

E21: GENERATIONS: MODELS THAT WORK Founders Inn: Amphitheater

Spiritual Fathering Wellington Boone

Senior Pastor of The Father’s House, Norcross, Georgia Spiritual fathering is a vital leadership model for both spiritual and natural fathers. Once we commit ourselves to becoming like Jesus, this generation will begin to turn around.

E21: EMPOWERED WORSHIP IN THE 21ST CENTURY Founders Inn:

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The Songs God Loves Craig Dunnagan

Vice President of Music Publishing and Worship Resources at Integrity Music In this session, we’ll explore Biblical models of worship planning. As worship leaders one of our primary responsibilities is to create, craft and curate the song lists for corporate worship. However, we so often just plan to sing what we like or what is popular. Scripture and the New Testament specifically give us patterns for planning and selecting our songs and the flow of worship regardless of the style or liturgy of our individual church. We’ll look into these models and discuss how they apply to our lives as ministers and how it can inspire Psalmists among us.

SPS: DIVERSITY GROUP SYMPOSIUM Robertson Hall: 105

The Storefront Church in Cultural Critical Perspective(s) - Viewing of “Let the Church Say Amen” Film

Chair: Anjulet Tucker, Boston University

Thursday • 1:30 PMT h u r s d a y • 1 : 3 0 P M E21: CAPTURING THE MOMENT: EVANGELISM TO A NATION IN CRISIS Founders Inn: Blair

All Hands on Deck, Reaching People in the Storms Of Life. Charles Scott

General Bishop for the Pentecostal Church of God, International This session will address the issues facing the American family and how the local church can reach families in times of crisis. The church must maintain a culture of care-giving to families facing situations that can prepare their hearts for the Gospel.


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Globally Positioned & Spirit-Empowered Caleb Wehrli

Founder of Inspire International God has given each of us a plan and a promise in fulfilling the Great Commission in the 21st century. As Christians we have been equipped to change our societies, and we are positioned by His Spirit to make Him know throughout the earth!


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Community Transformations through Kingdom Collaborations Doug Stringer

Founder of Somebody Cares America and International, Houston, Texas

Dave Donaldson Cofounder of Convoy of Hope, Springfield, MO

In this session both Doug and Dave will bring you into their world as they share proven strategies of building collaborations between churches, non-profits, corporations and government to transform communities.


Henrey

The Manifestation of the Holy Spirit in the Life of the Believer Reggie Witherspoon

Senior Pastor of Mount Calvary Christian Center, COGIC, Seattle, WA The Holy Spirit manifested himself greatly in the first century. The word manifestation means 'a public demonstration of power and purpose.' The Holy Spirit desires to have the same manifested power and purpose in the 21st century believer; let’s discover what that looks like.

SPS: CANADIAN PENTECOSTALISM SYMPOSIUM Founders Inn:

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Finding Peace and Justice: Global Pentecostal Perspectives (Peru, South Africa, United States, and Canada) – Part 1

Dario López Rodriguez Lima, Peru

Murray Dempster Southeastern University


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SPS: RELIGION AND CULTURE & HISTORY ROUNDTABLE Robertson Hall: 113

Gender and History(ies) Kimberly Alexander

Regent University

Linda Ambrose Laurentian University

Leah Payne Vanderbilt University

Abraham Ruelas Patten University

Chair: Estrelda Alexander, Regent University Respondent: Anjulet Tucker, Boston University

E21: SPIRIT FILLED MISSIONS IN THE 21ST CENTURY Robertson Hall: 113

The Changing Face of Global Missions Clifton Clarke

Professor of Global Missions and World Christianity at Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA

This conversation will focus on currents issues, and effective practices for doing mission. Consideration will be given to practical tools for engaging the church in global mission. Emphasis will be placed on enabling church leaders to recognize and capacitate those with a call to missions on their lives.

SPS: THEOLOGY SYMPOSIUM: APOSTOLIC NETWORKS IN THE THIRD WAVE OF THE SPIRIT: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY DISCUSSION Robertson Hall: 114

John Wimber and the Vineyard Jon Bialecki

University of California, San Diego

Randy Clark and Global Awakening Michael McClymond

St Louis University

Heidi Baker and Iris Ministries Margaret Poloma

Akron University

John and Carol Arnott and Catch the Fire Michael Wilkinson

Trinity Western University Chair: Peter Althouse, Southeastern University Respondent: William Kay, Glyndŵr University (UK)

Thursday • 1:30 PME21: SPIRIT-EMPOWERED DISCIPLESHIP IN THE 21ST CENTURY Robertson Hall: 106

A Manifesto on Discipleship for the 21st Century Jonathan Martin

Senior Pastor of Renovatus Community, Charlotte, NC Spirit-empowered churches across the United States are being challenged to evaluate their discipleship process. What role does the Holy Spirit have in Disciple making? What methods are most appropriate in our 21st century environment? What can we learn from our mistakes? How can we move our local churches toward an outcome based discipleship model that will produce the Spirit-empowered believers we long to see? Pastor Martin will examine a beginning point for the journey toward effective Spirit-empowered discipleship called the Discipleship Manifesto.

E21: THE FUTURE AND VITALITY OF THE SPIRIT-EMPOWERED MOVEMENT Robertson Hall: 107

The Growth andVitality of the American Classical Pentecostal Denominations

Vinson Synan Professor at Regent University School of Divinity

This paper will summarize the growth and vitality of the American Classical Pentecostal denominations with roots in Azusa Street. Attention will be given not only to growth in the United States, but also to missions growth overseas.

SPS: BIBLICAL STUDIES SYMPOSIUM B Robertson Hall: 112

Panel Discussion of Gonzalo Haya-Prats’ Empowered Believers: The Holy Spirit in the Book of Acts

Panel: Paul Elbert Pentecostal Theological Seminary

Rob Starner Southwestern Assemblies of God University

Lyle Story Regent University

Chair: James Shelton, Oral Roberts University

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T h u r s d a y • 3 : 3 0 P M E21: CAPTURING THE MOMENT: EVANGELISM TO A NATION IN CRISIS Founders Inn: Blair

Reaching Today’s Campus Nick Hall

Founder and chief communicator of PULSE, Minneapolis, MN One of the greatest mission fields in today’s America are our college and university campuses. The Pulse movement is penetrating this harvest in dynamic and unique ways. Nick Hall will share in this learning conversation how you can make and impact a campus near you.


Franklin

The Miraculous Gospel of Jesus with Signs Following Christopher Alam

Co-founders of Dynamis World Ministries, Lancaster, PA The Full Gospel of Jesus Christ must be preached under the Power of the Holy Ghost, and it touches man through Salvation, Healing and Deliverance. This is the pattern that we see in the Book of Acts. The Gospel must be preached with Signs Following even in our day because although the world may have changed, the Lord Jesus, His Word, and the Holy Ghost have not changed. Young people these days are tired of the status quo and they hunger for a return to True Christianity and Pentecost as in the Book of Acts!


Harrison

The Care Family Model: Creating New Careers and Needed Jobs While Caring and Ministering to the Needs of our Seniors

Tom Knox Founder and CEO of Seniorcorp, Virginia Beach, VA

In this session Tom will unveil and explain the Care Family Model and show how job creation, entrepreneurial training, cutting edge technology, and ethical business models combine to change senior care and care giving in America.


Henrey

Meeting the Global Challenge Through The Power Of The Spirit Doug Beacham Jr.

Vice-Chairman of International Pentecostal Holiness Church Seven billion people live on a planet that is increasingly connected by technology, media, and large cross-continental religious and political movements. What are ways that Spirit-filled denominations and movements can be "salt and light" in this matrix? What are the challenges for new relationships between Western and Global South churches?

SPS: CANADIAN PENTECOSTALISM SYMPOSIUM (CONTINUED) Founders Inn: Lee

Finding Peace and Justice: Global Pentecostal Perspectives (Peru, South Africa, United States, and Canada) - Part 2

Zachary Tackett Southeastern University

Johan Mostert Assemblies of God Theological Seminary


Thursday • 3:30 PMSPS: ECUMENICAL STUDIES SYMPOSIUM Robertson Hall: 203

Expressions, Impact and Faith of Latin American Pentecostalism: A Review and Critique of Calvin Smith's Pentecostal Power

Richard E. Waldrop Church of God World Missions

Carmelo Alvarez Christian Theological Seminary

Chair: Tony Richie, Pentecostal Theological Seminary Respondent: Calvin Smith, King's Evangelical Divinity School

The Church as Prophet: The Churches, the Spirit, and the City Antipas Harris

Regent University Chair: William Turner, Duke University Respondent: Wolfgang Vondey, Regent University

SPS: BIBLICAL STUDIES SYMPOSIUM A Robertson Hall:

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Word and Spirit, Scribe and Prophet in Old Testament Hermeneutics

Mark Boda McMaster Divinity College (Canada)

Panel: Dialogue with Mark Boda on Pneumatic Hermeneutics Jacqueline Grey

Alphacrucis College (Australia)

Richard Israel Vanguard University

Andrew Davies University of Birmingham (UK)

John Christopher Thomas Pentecostal Theological Seminary and Bangor University (Wales)

Rickie D. Moore Lee University

Chair: Blaine Charette, Northwest University

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SPS: DIVERSITY GROUP SYMPOSIUM Robertson Hall: 105

The Storefront Church in Cultural Critical Perspective(s) - Discussion of "Let the Church Say Amen" Film

Ashon Crawley Performance Studies, Duke University

Chair: Anjulet Tucker, Boston University

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Business Meeting Michelle Jacques Early (Theology)

Virginia Union University

Raynard Smith (Psychology of Religion) New Brunswick Theological Seminary

Valarie Cooper (Religious Studies) University of Virginia

Nimi Wariboko (Ethics) Andover Newton Theological Seminary

E21: SPIRIT-EMPOWERED DISCIPLESHIP IN THE 21ST CENTURY Robertson Hall: 106

Doing Life Together: The Discipleship Imperative of Intimate Fellowship

David Ferguson Intimate Life Ministries, Cedar Park, TX

Linda Campbell Adjunct Faculty of Developmental Reading and English at Zane State College, Zanesville, OH

This workshop will confront the modern lie of ”lone ranger” disciple making and present instead a relational model of Spiritual Formation for children, youth and adults based upon intimacy with God's Son , His Word and His people. Key elements of an “age & stage” process of imparting a Spirit-Empowered faith will be experienced by the participants.


The Current status of the Spirit empowered Churches in the United States

Todd Johnson Director of the Center for the Study of Global Christianity, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, South Hamilton, MA

This session will examine the changing status of the Renewal in the United States. Special attention will be given to the growth of Classical Pentecostals and Independent Charismatics. The unexpected role of immigrant churches from Latin America, Africa, and Asia will also be addressed.

Thursday • 3:30 PME21: NEXT GEN MINISTRY IN TODAY’S UNITED STATES

Founders Inn: Madison

Spirit-empowered Discipleship in the Next Generation Rod Whitlock

Student Discipleship Director for Nt’l Youth Ministries of the Assemblies of God The men of Issachar understood the times and knew what to do (I Chronicles 12:32). As Spirit-led leaders we must disciple the next generation for the days ahead. The Church must intentionally establish students to walk, work and do warfare in the Spirit.


Mason

Communication through Social Media Brian Boyd

CEO of Media Connect Partners, LLC, Charlotte, NC Social media has become the new frontier to conquer. Beyond just being a buzz word, it must become part of our modus operandi as we seek to effectively reach constituents at the right time with the right product and the right opportunity.


Harnessing the Power of Multi-generational Leadership Adam McCain

Director of Christ for the Nations in Dallas, and the Lead Pastor of Church on the Hill, Cedar Hill, TX

This session will explore the conflicts and benefits of multi-generational ministry. Where felt boards meet ipads, ties meet tattoos, and where “As the Deer” meets “Sloppy Wet Kiss”.


Virginia Ballroom

Uniting Generations In Worship Denise Graves

Worship Leader and Song Writer from Pittsburgh, PA In a divided society, only the church can model unity. In this class we will discuss the mandate of Heaven, which is to unite as one powerful voice in our churches, communities, and ultimately in the earth. We will look at how the powerful, God-given tools (that are already in our hands) can be used to build up the Kingdom of Light. – If you build it, they will come!

SPS: ROMAN CATHOLIC/PENTECOSTAL DIALOGUE: Robertson Hall: 103

Healing in the Catholic and Pentecostal Traditions Catholic Presenter: Thomas G. Weinandy

OFM Cap., US Conference of Catholic Bishops

Pentecostal Presenter: Kimberly Alexander Regent University

Chair: Dale Coulter, Regent University

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SPS: PHILOSOPHY SYMPOSIUM: PENTECOSTALISM AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION Robertson Hall: 205

Implications of Pentecostal Egalitarianism for Christian Participation in American Democratic Society

Frederick Ware Howard University School of Divinity

Dialectics and Pacifism in the thought of Gustavo Gutierrez Joseph Davis

Southeastern University

Discerning the Powers: Can Blaise Pascal's Call for Peace and Justice Help Provide Political Legitimacy for Pentecostals?

Paul Oxley Emmanuel College (GA)

Chair: Douglas F. Olena, Evangel University

Thursday • 3:30 PMSPS: BIBLICAL STUDIES SYMPOSIUM C Robertson Hall: 112

Half-past Three: Eschatological Time according to John the Seer and Marc Chagall

Robby Waddell Southeastern University

New Heavens and New Earth: Early Pentecostal Soteriology as a Foundation for Creation Care in the Present

Jeffrey Lamp Oral Roberts University

Sanctification: An Overview of the Effective History of Specific Johannine Texts in the 'Finished Work' Early North American Pentecostal Periodical Literature

Karen R. Holley Lee University

Chair: Nicholas Pearce, Northwestern University


God and the Nations: A Biblical Perspective Doug Chandler

Missions Director at New Life Providence Church, Virginia Beach, VA Some have said, "There is a biblical basis for missions in the Bible." This session will take this statement several steps further and argue that missions is the very basis of the Bible! We will look at this "golden thread" from Genesis to Revelation and demonstrate that Jesus' mandate to "make disciples of all nations" was the very core of God's purpose from the beginning of time.

SPS: RELIGION AND CULTURE & HISTORY ROUNDTABLE Robertson Hall: 116

Precious, Contested, and Slipping Memories: The Stakes of History for a Spirit-Empowered Future

Darrin Rodgers Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center

David Roebuck Dixon Pentecostal Research Center

Robin Johnston United Pentecostal Church International

Carmelo Alvarez Christian Theological Seminary

Allan Anderson University of Birmingham (UK)

Chair: Daniel Ramirez, University of Michigan

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Communication Through the Press Jeremy Burton

Senior Director of University Relations and Communications, Oral Roberts University

From newspapers to radio and television, the press throughout the world has mass influence over people. These can be effective for touching lives but there are risks. This session will discuss engaging with the media, both secular and Christian, and tips to make the most of opportunities with reporters for your ministry.


Connecting the Next Generation To Bring Moral Authority to the Church and Nation

Harry Jackson Senior Pastor of Hope Christian Church, Washington, DC

Bishop Harry Jackson is one of the leading proponents for righteousness and justice in our nation’s capital. In this learning conversation he will challenge you to stand up and speak up where you live for the righteousness of God. Kingdom authority is ours, we must take it now!


Virginia Ballroom

From the Stage to the Altar David Edwards

Creative Director / Artist In Residence at International Center for Worship – Regent University School of Divinity, Virginia Beach, VA

Has God given us a platform or a stage? In this class we will discover ways to keep our hearts free from the pollution that fosters a stage-mentality and to develop ministry that enables us to lead, not just entertain.

SPS: PHILOSOPHY: PHILOSOPHICAL FORAYS Robertson Hall: 101

Being and (Im)mediacy: Reflections on the Metaphysics of Divine-Human Encounter in Pentecostal Experience

Chris Green Oral Roberts University

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Philosophy and Science: Some Gadamerian Considerations Chris Emerick

Bryant and Stratton College Chair: Jack Wisemore, Northwest University

Friday • 8:30 AMF R I D A Y • 8 : 3 0 A M

E21: CAPTURING THE MOMENT: EVANGELISM TO A NATION IN CRISIS Founders Inn: Blair

Impact Now: Influencing Our World. Joe and Teena Skiles

National Youth Directors for the Pentecostal Church of God How long have we been walking by this lame generation? It is time for us to stop and give what we have. Using Acts 3 and 4 as a model, this session will collide the ordinary to make a collective effort to reach and rescue this lame generation.


Franklin

Demonstration of the Gospel and Following the Lead of the Holy Spirit

Sharon Daugherty Senior Pastor of Victory Christian Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma

Are you hungry for the manifestation, presence, and power of the Holy Spirit in your life? Every believer is called to move in the leading of the Holy Spirit and to believe that God can work through them with signs, wonders, and miracles in reaching the harvest in these last days. This session will ignite a desire and passion to flow in the gifts of the Holy Spirit for the world to see the power of God manifested in their lives.


Harrison

Transformation through United Efforts of Prayer and Tangible Expressions of Christ

Doug Stringer Founder of Somebody Cares America and International, Houston, Texas

Transforming Every Persons World... through United Efforts of Prayer and Tangible Expressions of Christ is geared toward equipping the saints to make an indelible mark upon their community through united prayer and tangible expressions of Christ.


Henrey

The Corporate Anointing Ron Carpenter Sr.

Presiding Bishop of the international Pentecostal Holiness Church Ron Carpenter in this session unravels the principle of the corporate anointing as he focuses on Ephesians 4:7-13 with an emphasis on God’s desire and provision for every member of the Body of Christ to be powerfully anointed for effective service!


Madison

Empowered to Serve Vince Hungate

Executive Director and Founder of Essential2Life, Inc., Atlanta, GA “Whoever wants to be great among you must be your servant (Matthew 20:26). Kingdom leadership is reserved for empowered servants. Servanthood is for bold risk-takers. What does it mean to walk with a courageous servant’s heart with end time ministry in mind?

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The Future and Vitality of the Hispanic empowered Movements in the Hispanic world

Jesse Miranda Distinguished Professor at Vanguard University

The exponential spread of Pentecostalism in the Southern Hemisphere is well known, especially its growth in Latin America. This session will address the question: What, if any, is the comparison, relationship, and impact on the future and vitality of Hispanic Pentecostals among North American Hispanics?

SPS: BIBLICAL STUDIES B Robertson Hall: 112

Knowing God More and Less: Reading Exodus 33:11-23 Through Pentecostal Eyes

Scott Ellington Emmanuel College (GA)

Longing for God: Psalm 63 and Pentecostal Spirituality Lee Roy Martin

Pentecostal Theological Seminary Chair: William Lyons, Regent University


Spirit Filled Missionaries: The Next Generations Towera Nyirenda

Director of Outreach at Calvary Revival Church, Norfolk, VA When considering the next generation and missions, one needs to be mindful of the implications and or challenges facing a generation who may be looking at missions from a non traditional approach. How does one prepare the next generation to have a Spirit-filled passion to transform their world and yet remain true to the integrity of missions? These are some of the questions and challenges we will attempt to address in the, "Spirit Filled Missionaries: The Next Generations."

SPS: MISSIONS Robertson Hall: 114

Peace, Justice and Pentecostal Mission: Reflections of a Marginal/ized Non-traditional Missionary in Latin America

Rick Waldrop Iglesia de Dios AmŽrica Latina, Quito, Ecuador

Respondent: Corky Alexander, Pentecostal Theological Seminary

The Romance of the Pentecostal Leper Home: Balancing Evangelistic and Humanitarian Impulses in 1920s AG Missions

Malcolm Brubaker Valley Forge Christian College

Respondent: Eric Newberg, Oral Roberts University Chair: Robert Gallagher, Wheaton Graduate School

Friday • 8:30 AMSPS: THEOLOGY: ECCLESIOLOGY AND JUSTICE Robertson Hall: 103

Sacramental Justice: A Pentecostal Approach to Social Justice David Courey

McMaster Divinity College

Renewing the Pentecostal Vision and Witness of the Justified People of God

Monte Lee Rice Independent Scholar

Gospel Shaped Church: Developing a Pentecostal Trinitarian Ecclesiology

Andy Lord University of Birmingham (UK)

Chair: Ralph del Colle, Marquette University

SPS: HISTORY: GLOBAL PENTECOSTALISM Robertson Hall: 105

Dionissy and Olga Zaplishny: American Slavic Missionaries to the Bulgarians

Svetlana Papazov Assemblies of God Theological Seminary

Respondent: David Reed, Wycliffe College

Bernt Berntsen: A Prominent Oneness Pentecostal Pioneer to North China

Iap Sian-Chin National Chenghi University

"Now Ye Are Clean": Sanctification as the Formative Doctrine of Early Pentecostalism in Hong Kong

Connie Au Synergy Institute of Leadership

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Practicing the Gospel as Commanded by Jesus: An Examination of Pentecostal Bible Schools and Their Missionary Activities in the United States

Doug Chapman Valley Forge Christian College

Chair: Robin Johnston


Re-Enchanting The Text: The Bible for a New Generation Cheryl and Jackie Johns

Pentecostal Theological Seminary, Cleveland, TN This session examines the nature of Scripture as Spirit-Word. We seek to offer a way forward beyond the current “Scripture-Wars” by offering a reading of the biblical text as a multi-dimensional, Spirit-filled vessel of God’s presence.

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SPS: CHRISTIAN ETHICS Robertson Hall: 205

Palestinian Christians, Pentecostals, and Hope for Palestine & Israel

Sami Awad Holy Land Trust, Bethlehem, Palestine

Wayne Hilsden King of Kings Community, Jerusalem, Israel

Chair: Erica Ramirez, Drew Theological School

SPS: RELIGION AND CULTURE Robertson Hall: 326

Lessons on Media and Culture for 21st Century Pentecostalism from Aimee Semple McPherson

Bradley Noel Tyndale University College

Respondent: Kristen Welch, Longwood University

The Female Seminary and the Rise of Social Justice for Women Kristen Welch

Longwood University Respondent: Abraham Ruelas, Patten University

Towards a Paradigm of Approaching and Living Effectively through Revivals: A Case Study on Carrie Judd Montgomery's Approach to the Early Pentecostal Revivals

Jennifer Miskov University of Birmingham (UK)

Chair: Derrick Rosenior, Vanguard University Respondent: Kristen Welch, Longwood University

SPS: BIBLICAL STUDIES A Robertson Hall:

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Christians, and the Military: The Evidence of Luke-Acts John Christopher Thomas

Pentecostal Theological Seminary and Bangor University (Wales)

Serving Two Masters: A Biblical Theology of Citizenship Andrew Davies

University of Birmingham (UK) Chair: James Shelton, Oral Roberts University

Friday • 8:30 AMSPS: PRACTICAL THEOLOGY Robertson Hall: 116

Women of the Spirit: A Study of African Caribbean Pentecostal Spirituality

Marcia Clarke University of Birmingham (UK)

Ghost in the Analysis: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in the Use of Empirical Methods in the Study of the Holy Spirit's Influences in the Church Today

Brian M. Kelly Southeastern University

Chair: Douglas F. Olena, Evangel University

SPS: ASIAN/ASIAN-AMERICAN Robertson Hall: 201

Review of Koo Dong Yun's New Book: The Holy Spirit and Ch'i (Qi): A Chiological Approach to Pneumatology

David Nah Bethel Seminary

Sang-Ehil Han Pentecostal Theological Seminary

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Koo Dong Yun Bethany University

Chair: Koo Dong Yun, Bethany University

SPS: ECUMENICAL STUDIES Robertson Hall: 203

Anglican-Pentecostal Dialogue: A Proposal for the Council for Christian Unity of the Church of England

David Hilborn St. Mellitus College

Chair: William Kay, Glyndŵr University (UK) Respondent: Mark J. Cartledge, University of Birmingham (UK)

The Ecumenical Potential of Eucharistic Spirituality: Towards Greater Common Witness Between Pentecostals and Roman Catholics

Christopher Stephenson Lee University

Chair: Cecil M. Robeck, Jr., Fuller Theological Seminary Respondent: Tony Richie, Pentecostal Theological Seminary

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Communicating Christian Thought through Media Norm Mintle

Assistant Professor, Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA When the Church opted out of contemporary culture during the mid-20th century, we lost our voice and – in fact, our legitimacy - to engage in significant cultural conversations. Today, Christians are working feverishly to maintain an “alternate universe:” a Christian version of media rather than re-establishing our legitimate “seat at the table.” This session will challenge us to consider how Christians may truly engage a postmodern culture with what Francis Schaeffer called, “capital T truth” using the power of creativity and communication.


Raising up a Praying Generation Jonathan Ngai

Lead Minister of Radiance International Ministries God is raising up a praying generation to topple the current structures of our land. As this growing army takes it's place - Hollywood and the Campuses of our nation will never be the same!!

How God Is Using The Next Generation In Social Justice Erica Greve

President, Unlikely Heroes, Los Angeles, CA We are on the cusp of the greatest transference of wealth of all time, as God gets ready to release the wealth of Hollywood into social justice causes. At the same time, God is raising up a generation who is passionate to see social justice causes ended on the Earth. This next move of God will see a radical generation of young people who have been set apart for God advancing with the favor of God into every area of the entertainment and social justice fields and it is our job as leaders to begin to create the containers they will need to succeed.


Virginia Ballroom

Worship Transitions: Song To Song And Message To Music Ricardo Sanchez

Atlanta-Based Worship Leader and Christian Recording Artist Seasoned worship leader and traveling worship artist Ricardo Sanchez will share from his experience of leading worship in a variety of church and large gatherings. One of the greatest challenges for a worship leader is working in tandem with the teaching pastor, senior pastor or others in the creative planning process to create transitions that flow technically, musically and spiritually.

SPS: PHILOSOPHY: PHILOSOPHICAL FORAYS Robertson Hall: 101

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On Willing and Knowing: Can a Franciscan Tradition Be Helpful for Pentecostal Epistemology?

Klaas Bom South American Seminary (SEMISUD) (Quito, Ecuador)

Chair: Paul Oxley, Emmanuel College (GA)

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E21: CAPTURING THE MOMENT: EVANGELISM TO A NATION IN CRISIS Founders Inn: Blair

When America Cries, Relating to Times of Crisis. Andy Hunt

National Missions Director for the Pentecostal Church of God in Dallas, Texas Crises have always been key moments for ministry. From the thief on the cross to the disciples in the turbulent Galilee, the ministry of Jesus has always touched us at our point of need. We are a nation in crisis!


Franklin

Ordering Your World Rob Thompson

Senior pastor of Family Harvest Church in Tinley Park, IL What do Abraham, David, and the Apostle Paul have in Common? They all had a deep life of Faith… But how was it built? Ordering Your World will teach you how to build a Great Life of Faith.


Harrison

How Heart and Soul Relationships Produce Answers for a Nation in Crisis

Randy Lawrence Director of Impact Leadership Development for the Pentecostal Church of God, Fort Worth, TX

Unlocking the secrets to several Heart and Soul relationships that resulted in turning a crisis around. Are Heart and Soul relationships available for organizations or denominations? This session sets a table for leaders of movements to begin relationships that will impact this generation and generations to come.


Henrey

Living the Empowered Life Garnet Pike

Founder of Spirit Life Ministries International, and International Evangelist with the IPHC Oklahoma City, OK

Garnet E. Pike’s passion is to pursue the Holy Spirit and live in His presence. In this session he will seek to enable believers to enter the presence and power of the Holy Spirit, as he shares pertinent content from his life’s journey and books that he has authored such as, “Receiving the Promise of the Father: How to Be Baptized in the Holy Spirit.”


Madison

“The Spirit of the Lord is upon me to…” - Empowerment of the Spirit in the home

Kelly Fellows National NextGen Director for the Foursquare Church

Christianity should be lived out in the home. Equipping and empowering students to live out their faith in the home is crucial to their living out their faith outside the home. This truth has far reaching implications for the next generation of parents and Church leaders.

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The Theological Development of American Pentecostalism Christopher Thomas

Pentecostal Theological Seminary in Cleveland, TN This presentation focuses on the theological development of North American Pentecostalism over the course of the last half century. It highlights the major developments, identifies significant challenges, and envisions a way forward at the intersection of the parish and the academy.


'New Treasures and Old': (Re-)Reading the Old Testament Theologically with Early Pentecostal Mothers and Fathers

Chris Green Bangor University (Wales)

'Tell Me the Old, Old Story': The Hymns and Testimonies of Ancient Israel and American Pentecostals

Meghan Musy Missouri State University

Chair: Rick Wadholm, Providence Theological Seminary


Latinos and Hispanics in Global Missions Victor Cuartas

Professor in Practical Ministry and Global Missions at Regent University School of Divinity, Virginia Beach, VA

Topics include the following: Background of the sending process of missionaries from Latin America. Some challenges and opportunities of Latino and Hispanic missionaries today. Finally, the perceptions of American missionary agencies in regards to Hispanic missionaries in global missions.


African Pentecostalism and Social Justice and Action Jody Fleming

Regent University

Pan-Africanism and Pentecostalism in Africa: Strange Bedfellows or Perfect Partners

Clifton Clarke Regent University

Chair: Sarita Gallagher, George Fox University

SPS: PRACTICAL THEOLOGY Robertson Hall: 116

Towards a Pentecostal Spirituality: A Case Study in Rural, Affluent Connecticut

Randal Ackland Bangor University (Wales)

A Pentecostal Perspective of the Missional Church in Relation to Congregational Ministries

Thomas Doolittle Lee University

Chair: Bob L. Johnson, University of Alabama

Friday • 1:30 PMSPS: THEOLOGY: THEOLOGIES OF LIBERATION Robertson Hall: 103

Poverty and Neo-Pentecostal Liberationists of Africa: An Ecological Theologian's Reflection of the Prosperity Gospellers

Ben-Willie Kwaku Golo University of Ghana

Dario López's "The Liberating Mission of Jesus" in Context: A Video Essay

Rory Randall Regent University

African Pentecostal/Charismatic Hermeneutics: How Do 'Ordinary' Africans Read/Interact with the Bible?

John Gallegos II Regent University

The Narrative of Hope within the Dialectics of Peace: An Analysis of the Changes within Gustavo Gutierrez's Epistemology as it Relates to the Dialectical Unfolding of the Transformation of Society

Joseph Davis Southeastern University

Chair: A.J. Swoboda, George Fox Evangelical Seminary

SPS: HISTORY: EARLY PENTECOSTALISM Robertson Hall: 105

African Roots in Appalachian Heritage Andrew Hudson

South American Seminary (SEMISUD) (Quito, Ecuador) Respondent: William Faupel, Wesley Theological Seminary

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Returning to Houston: Media Perception and Pentecostal Publicity in the Houston Revivals, 1905-1908

Blaine Hamilton Rice University

Wars and Rumors of Wars: Oneness Pentecostal Pacifism and Patriotism from WWI to WWII

Lloyd Barba University of Michigan

Chair: Lloyd Barba, University of Michigan


Discipleship in the Missional Church David Moore

Executive Director of John Perkins Center for Christian Community Transformation at Patten University, Oakland, CA,

Alan Hirsch Founding Director of Forge Mission Training Network Los Angeles, CA

Dealing with themes emerging from Alan Hirsch’s book Untamed: Reactivating a Missional Form of Discipleship (coauthored with his wife Debra), Alan and David will address being 'mission shaped' and the role of the Holy Spirit in shaping authentic followers of Jesus.

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Sharing GOD with the World Werner Nachtigal

Pastor with the BFP, Germany and President of NO LIMIT What would happen if millions of Christian believers took their faith to the streets and ministered to people who will never attend church? We are about to find out! GOD day has been designed to call the global church to share their faith and impact the world powerfully for Jesus. GOD day visionary, Werner Nachtigal will share this exciting vision and challenge you to get out of the church building to make a difference.


Franklin

Flowing in the Power Gifts of the Holy Spirit Christopher Alam

Co-founders of Dynamis World Ministries, Lancaster, PA The Gifts of the Holy Spirit are expressions of the Power of God flowing through man. The Power Gifts of the Holy Spirit are the Gifts of Healing, the Gift of Faith and the Gift of the Working of Miracles. This session would not only be teaching on the subject, but also a time of miracles and a time of impartation to those who truly long and hunger for the Power of God to be demonstrated through their lives.


Harrison

Partnering with Convoy of Hope in your Community and World Dave Donaldson

Co-founder of Convoy of Hope, Springfield, MO In this exciting session Dave will share about the Convoy of Hope model and initiatives that are seen in the form of City-wide outreaches, disaster response and food and water initiatives.


Henrey

Embracing the Holy Spirit for Effective Ministry in the 21st Century Greg Allen Foster

Pastor of Citadel of Hope Worship Center COGIC, Brooklyn Center, MN Why does it appear that the Church is limping along at a time when the search for God is at an all time high? Is it because we are attempting to finish the work that our Lord directed us to do in our own power rather than in the power of the Holy Spirit? Let's find out as we discover the work of the Holy Spirit in effective ministry.


Madison

The daily walk in the Holy Spirit Tim Ross

Founder of Tim Ross Ministries, Roanoke, TX “Walk by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the flesh” (Galatians 5:16). Walking in the Spirit should not be limited to a few experiences in a follower’s lifetime. Practical, nonsensical insights on helping students walk in the fruit, love, gifts and power of the Holy Spirit on a daily basis.

Friday • 3:30 PMSPS: ECUMENICAL STUDIES Robertson Hall: 203

Liturgy and Eschatology in a Pentecostal- Charismatic Ecumenism Peter Hocken

Independent Scholar Chair: Dale Coulter, Regent University Respondent: Ralph del Colle, Marquette University

A Postmodern Pentecostal Perspective on Apostolicity Harold D. Hunter

International Pentecostal Holiness Church Archives & Research Center Chair: David Cole, Briercrest College and Seminary Respondent: Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen , Fuller Theological Seminary Xanthi Morfi, Independent Scholar


Salt and Light and Pepper: Views on Ethno-Religious Violence and Peace Initiatives Among Pentecostals in Jos, Nigeria

Danny McCain University of Jos

Streams of Living Water? Eugene Rivers and Christian Black Nationalism as a Pentecostal Public Policy

Marlon Millner Independent Scholar

Abundant Life and Liberation: James Alexander Forbes Jr. as Liberationist Pentecostal Theologian

Eric Lewis Williams Ashland Theological Seminary

The Pentecostal as Activist: The Social Engagement of Bebe Patten in the Civil Rights and Zionist movements

Abraham Ruelas Patten University

Respondent: Corky Alexander, Pentecostal Theological Seminary Chair: Kristen Welch, Longwood University


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Miracle, Metaphor, and Mission in Luke 5:1-11 Peter Reynolds

Baylor University

'Eight Days' and 'Exodus': The Meaning of Luke's Changes to the Transfiguration Story

John Poirier Kingswell Theological Seminary

'Rise, Kill, and Eat': Nations as Animals in Apocalyptic Judaism and Acts 10

Jason Staples University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Chair: Paul Elbert, Pentecostal Theological Seminary

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Women in Islam and Spirit-filled Missions: Challenges and Alternates

Rachel James Center for Global Missions, Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA

One of the most challenging Christian mission endeavors remains to Muslim women who are very often secluded from the ‘outside world’. This session seeks to discuss ways the church in America can build bridges of solidarity with Muslim women across the world as a means of sharing the love of Christ.

SPS: GENERAL SESSION Robertson Hall:

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SPS Plenary Address The Liberating Mission of Jesus Dario López Rodriguez

Lima, Peru Chair: Katherine Attanasi, Regent University

Friday • 3:30 PME21: CONTEXTUALIZED COMMUNICATION OF THE GOSPEL IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Founders Inn: Mason

Communications from the Pulpit Eric Watt

Pastor of Greenbrier Church, Virginia Beach, VA Of the hundreds of thousands of churches in America there is a shepherd assigned to each. That shepherd has the privilege, pleasure and pressure of articulating, communicating and demonstrating simple thoughts and concepts to diverse groups of people multiple times each week. Understanding the audience dynamics and unique communication opportunities is a must for every shepherd.


Mantling the Generations Cindy Jacobs

Generals International, Red Oak, TX God is connecting generations to work together on a deeper level. How can we make this happen and how do we impart the anointing to the next generation?


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The Narrow Road Of Worship Leading: Teaching Your Congregation How To Listen To And Respond To God

Jared Anderson Christian Worship Leader from Colorado Springs, CO

Ultimately the role of a worship leader is to declare the word of God and be a "guide" for others into the tangible presence of God. In this session, Jared will help worship leaders understand the subtle yet vital role of removing distractions, tuning hearts and minds to the message and teaching the congregation how to respond to God's revelation and express love to Him through worship.


Actualized in the Life of the Believer Daniel Davis

President of Messenger College, Joplin, MO

Martin Mittelstadt Associate Professor of New Testament, Evangel University

Antoinette G Alvarado Co-Pastor of Total Grace Christian Center, Atlanta, GA

What is a Spirit-empowered perspective on the work of the Spirit in the life of the believer as it regards discipleship and spiritual transformation? What does the Spirit accomplish and how does He accomplish it? This interactive dialog between panelists and attendees will work towards understanding the active work of the Spirit in the individual believer's quest to become more like Christ.


The Future and Vitality of the African and African American Spirit empowered Churches in Africa

Antipas Harris Assistant Professor at Regent University School of Divinity

This paper will address the growth and vitality of Spirit-filled Black churches. It will also explore the emergence of African American ministries in Africa and African missions in America.

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Mala'kim without Messages or Wings: God's Non-Human Agents in the Old Testament

Reed Anthony Carlson Luther Seminary

An Old Testament Theology of Work Jacqueline Grey

Alphacrusis College (Australia)

A Review of the Effective History of the Pneumatological Texts in the Epistle to the Hebrews in the Early North American Pentecostal Periodical Literature Produced by the Finished-Work Tradition

Jeffrey Holley Bangor University (Wales)

Chair: Joonho Yoon, Drew University


The Emergence of Indigenous Leadership in the Papua New Guinean Christian Revival Crusade Movement

Sarita Gallagher George Fox University

William F. P. Burton and the Pentecostal Missionary Union (PMU) 1911-1914

David Garrard Mattersey Hall (UK)

Chair: Jody Fleming, Regent University


Imagining a Just Pentecostal Church: Spirit-Empowered Lay People for 21st -Century Ministry

Steven Fettke Southeastern University

Celebration of Dignity: Pentecostal Eucharist and the Poor Jonathan Alvarado

Beulah Heights University Chair: Jason Brothers, Marquette University

Saturday • 8:30 AMS A T U R D A Y • 8 : 3 0 A M

SPS: PHILOSOPHY: PHILOSOPHICAL ANTHROPOLOGIES Robertson Hall: 101

Narrative Selfhood in Frei, MacIntyre, and Nietzsche John Poirier

Kingswell Theological Seminary

Healing, Spirit Baptism, and Pentecostal Ontology: Beyond the Monist-Dualist Debate

Jack Wisemore Northwest University Chair: Christopher Vena, Toccoa Falls College

SPS: THEOLOGY: CONFLICTS AND PEACE Robertson Hall: 103

Pentecostalism, Zionism and the Middle East Conflict: Reconciling Inherent Philosemitism and Calls for Social Justice

Calvin Smith King's Evangelical Divinity School (UK)

Reconciliation and the Holocaust: Perspectives and Methods for Charismatic Messianic Jews

Hannah Kahn Southeastern University

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Pneumatological Kingdom Ethics for the Twenty-First Century: Implications for Socio-Political Engagement through Military Chaplaincy

Justin Guttuso Fuller Theological Seminary

Chair: Janet Warren, University of Birmingham (UK)

SPS: HISTORY: SECOND-GENERATION PENTECOSTAL LEADERS Robertson Hall: 105

From Prison to the White House: Herbert D. Daughtry and the Making of a Black Nationalist Pentecostal Leader

Albert Miller Oberlin College

John Osteen and the "Oasis of Love": Lakewood Church in American Religious History

Phillip Luke Sinitiere Sam Houston State University

The Lasting Impact of David Wilkerson and Teen Challenge on Social Justice through Heroic Narrative and Spirit-Empowered Christianity in the 21st Century

Robert Crosby Southeastern University

Chair: Connie Dawson, Regent University Respondent: David Daniels, McCormick Theological Seminary

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The Final Exodus: God's Ultimate Promise of Deliverance Daniel Morrison

McMaster Divinity College ( Canada)

The Prophetic Witness of the Faithful: Revelation 10 and 11 in Biblical and Contemporary Contexts

Martin Monacell Jubilee Christian Center

The Interpreting Angel in Zechariah 1-6: Divine Transcendence in Post-Exilic Judaism and the Rise of Apocalypticism

David P. Melvin Baylor University

Chair: Trevor Grizzle, Oral Roberts University

Saturday • 8:30 AMSPS: ECUMENICAL STUDIES Robertson Hall: 203

Pentecostal-Mennonite Convergence on the Pneumatological Foundations for Holistic Witness

Jacob Dodson Regent University

Chair: Richard Waldrop, Church of God World Missions Respondent: Martin Mittelstadt, Evangel University

Reading the Stories of Han "Theologically": Re-imagining the Grammars of Salvation via Wesleyan-Pentecostal Trajectories

Sang-Ehil Han Pentecostal Theological Seminary

Chair: Amos Yong, Regent University Respondent: Frank D. Macchia, Vanguard University

SPS: CHRISTIAN ETHICS: TRAJECTORIES IN PENTECOSTAL ETHICS Robertson Hall: 205

Pentecostalism and Postcolonialism: Toward a Planetary Spiritual Network

Samuel Martinez Perkins School of Theology

Pentecost, Justice, and the Other Daniela Augustine

Lee University Chair: Candace Laughinghouse, Regent University Respondent: Dallas J. Gingles, Southern Methodist University


Building Jerusalem? Models of Pentecostal/Charismatic Megachurch in England's Green and Pleasant Land

Andrew Davies University of Birmingham (UK)

Mark Cartledge University of Birmingham (UK)

Factors Accounting for Growth of Pentecostal Churches in Southeast Asia

William Kay Glyndŵr University (UK)

Outlook for 2020: Results from a Real-Time Delphi Survey of Global Pentecostal Leaders

Jay Gary Regent University

Chair: Abraham Ruelas, Patten University Respondent: Todd Johnson, The Center for the Study of Global Christianity

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SPS: HISTORY: PENTECOSTAL QUANDARIES Robertson Hall: 105

Reclaiming William Arthur's The Tongue of Fire for the Pentecostal Heritage

Christopher Richmann Baylor University

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Praise or Ammunition: Pentecostal Responses to World War I and the Peace Movement in the Light of Eschatology

Gerald King Hillsborough Community College

J. H. King and a Pentecostal Theology of Religions/Interreligious Ecumenism: Lessons Learned and Suggestions for Future Research

Tony Moon Emmanuel College (GA)

Revival Unto Justice: How God Sides with the Poor in Sending Revival and Leading It to Social and Economic Justice

Todd Pokrifka Azusa Pacific University

The Evolution of Creationism in Pentecostal Thought Zachary Tackett

Southeastern University Chair: Blaine Hamilton, Rice University Respondent: Doug Jacobsen, Messiah College


Life for the Many: Toward a Pneumatology of Romans 5:12-21 Jim Henderson

Regent University Chair: Jared Runck, Gateway College of Evangelism

A Contextual Re-examination of the Mulier Taceat and Communication in the Worship Service in Light of Paul's Criteria for What is Authentically Spiritual

Fitzroy Willis Regent University

'Breaking Down the Dividing Wall of Hostility': N. T. Wright's Ecclesiology and the Eschatological Argument for the Equality of Male and Female in Galatians 3:28

Jenny Everts Hope College

'Pre-emotional' Fear and Moral Progress in Philippians: Critical Reflections on Epaphroditus' 'Near-Death' Experience in Paul's Rhetorical Strategy

Richard Hicks Fuller Theological Seminary

Pauline Concept of Agapé: Its Implication for Peace and Harmony in Africa

Olugbenga Olagunju Nigerian Baptist Theological Seminary

Saturday • 1:30 PMS A T U R D A Y • 1 : 3 0 P M

SPS: PHILOSOPHY Robertson Hall: 101

Philosophical Reviews of Amos Yong's Spirit of Creation: The Modern Science and Divine Action in the Pentecostal Imagination

Christopher Vena Toccoa Falls College

Douglas F. Olena Evangel University

Jack Wisemore Northwest University

Frederick Ware Howard University School of Divinity

Chair: L. William Oliverio, Jr., Marquette University Respondent: Amos Yong, Regent University

SPS: THEOLOGY: THEOLOGY AND JUSTICE Robertson Hall: 103

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Green Spirituality: Towards Constructing a Pneumatological Eco-Theology

Aaron Yom Regent University

Jesus as Lord and Liberator: Synergies between African-American Apostolic Pentecostal and Black/Womanist Theological Views of the Triune God

Marlon Millner Independent Scholar

Can We Find a Way to Address Human Sexuality Without Fighting About It? One Pentecostal's Response to Brian D. McLaren

Pamela Holmes Queen's School of Religion

I Know That I Know That I Know: Can Queer People Find Affirmation and Justice in Pentecostalism?

Jared Vazquez Phillips Theological Seminary

Chair: Kenneth J. Archer, Southeastern University

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SPS: CHRISTIAN ETHICS: THE BIBLE AND CHRISTIAN ETHICS Robertson Hall: 205

Gender Justice: The "And" not "Or" of Women and Men in Christ Amy McClane

Perkins School of Theology

The Forgotten Casualty: Children and "Total War" in the Hebrew Bible

William Lyons Regent University

Late-Modern Liberal Ethicists, Early Pentecostals and Eschatological Rhetoric: Or, Is It Still Raining?

Joseph Lear Yale Divinity School

Chair: Katherine Attanasi, Regent University Respondent: James Barker, Vanderbilt University


Theres Power in the Name of Jesus… the Asian, Elbereth, and Dumbledore?

Sonya Cronin Regent University

Narcissism and the Inferiority Complex: The Guise Destroying Leadership in the American Church

Kristen Harvey Assemblies of God Theological Seminary

The Pensacola Outpouring: Reviving the Press Kyle Huckins

Indiana Wesleyan University Chair: Jennifer Miskov, University of Birmingham (UK) Respondent: Derrick Rosenior, Vanguard University

Saturday • 1:30 PMSPS: MISSIONS Robertson Hall: 114

Dynamics of Religious Conversion Among the Hispanics in the United States

Victor Cuartas Regent University

Dying to Witness: Early Franciscan Mission to the Muslim World Robert L. Gallagher

Wheaton College Graduate School

African Eschatological Prayers Valerie Landfair

Regent University Chair: Blayne Waltrip, Pentecostal Theological Seminary Respondent: Clifton Clarke, Regent University


The Political Dynamics of Congregational and Denominational Life: Toward a Theology of Organizational and Institutional Soul Care

Bob L. Johnson, Jr. University of Alabama

A Christian Holistic View of Emotional Formation: Love and Attachment

Diane Chandler Regent University

Making Covenant Together: Pastors Learning to Flourish James Bowers

Pentecostal Theological Seminary Chair: Stephen Parker, Regent University

SPS: ECUMENICAL STUDIES Robertson Hall: 203

Theology in Color: Ecumenical Significance of Orthodox Icons of the Holy Spirit

Eric Newberg Oral Roberts University

Chair: Harold D. Hunter, Director IPHC Archives & Research Center Respondent: Ed Rybarczyk, Vanguard University (read response)

Baptized in the Name of Jesus: Oneness and Trinitarian Pentecostal Readings of Acts 2:38

Paul Palma Regent University

Chair: Tony Richie, Pentecostal Theological Seminary Respondent: Jeffrey E. Brickle, Urshan Graduate School of Theology

Ecumenical Studies Business Meeting

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God's Presence Mediated through Creation Jerome Boone

Lee University

The Spirit-Anointed Message of Good News to the Poor in Isaiah 61:1

Roger Cotton Assemblies of God Theological Seminary

Women as the Perpetrators of Social Injustice: The Fatted Heifers of Bashan

Marti Williams Regent University

Sex from the Pulpit: A Declaration from Song of Solomon Adrian Hinkle

Southwestern Christian University

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The Apostle As Student in Luke-Acts: Acts 10 Revisited Michael Postlethwait

Oral Roberts University Chair: Richard Israel, Vanguard University

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GEnErAL InFOBut ye shall receive power, after that

the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me

both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.

-- Acts 1:8


Nearby Dining: DeliveryDOMINO’S PIzzA• Pizza, Chicken wIngs• 5256 Providence Rd., Suite 150 Pizza • Virginia Beach, VA• (757) 474-2021• www.dominos.com

MANCUSO’S PIzzA• Pizza, Subs, Salads, Sandwiches, Wraps, Paninis, Gyros• 5660 Indian River Rd. •University Shoppes, Suite 113 S• Virginia Beach, VA 23464 • (757) 424-8118• www.mancusospizza.net

PIzzA HUT• Pizza, Pasta, Chicken wings• 1830 Kempsville Rd., Suite 108 • Virginia Beach, VA 23464• Phone (757) 479-9999 • www.pizzahut.com

TOP’S CHINA CHINESE RESTAURANT• 5660 Indian River Rd.• University Shoppes, Suite 115 • Virginia Beach, VA 23464 • Phone: (757) 366-8993

foodExcept for the SPS meal functions, all other meals will be on your own and not available through conference registration. The Founders Inn has several dining areas. Regent University dining areas are also open and you can purchase Box Lunch tickets at registration.

Founders InnTHE HUNT ROOM• American fare in a contemporary setting. • Includes pool tables and sports on TV.• Features homemade soups, rotisserie sandwiches and brick oven

pizzas.• 2:00 PM - 1:00 AM• $10-15 entrée

SwAN TERRACE RESTAURANT• Colonial fare• Features locally grown fruits, vegetables and the freshest seafood

as well as prime beef, lamb and pork prepared to perfection.• Dine by the fireplace or alfresco on the lakeside terrace.• 2:00 PM - 1:00 AM• $10-15 lunch entrée / $19-30 dinner entrée Breakfast - 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM Lunch - 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM Dinner - 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM• For reservations, please call 757-366-5777

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nearby Dining, Grocery, etc

POINT A • woods Corner Shopping Center1 mile from campus down Centerville Turnpike

• Bank of America ATM (at Sunoco Gas Station)• Wachovia Bank ATM• Walgreens Pharmacy• Food Lion Grocery• Dollar General• 3 Amigos - Mexican Restaurant• Pizza Hut

POINT B • University ShoppesDirectly across from Founders Inn on Indian River Road

• Sunoco Gasoline Station• Captain D’s Seafood• 2 Chinese Resturaunts• Mancuso’s Pizza - Pizza, Subs, Salads, Wraps, Paninis, Gyros• Shoney’s Restaurant• Waffle House

POINT C • Various Fast Food1 mile from campus down Indian River Road

• Burger King • Chick-fil-A • MacDonald’s • Taco Bell • Starbucks

POINT D • kemps River Shopping Center0.8 miles from campus down Indian River Road

• Bank of America and ATM• Rite Aid Pharmacy• Dollar Tree• Italian, Chinese, Filipino, Greek, Japanese, and Korean Restaurants • Quizno’s Sub Sandwiches• Yogurt Bar and Tropical Smoothie• Outback Steakhouse• K-Mart• US Post Office (nearby)• Dry Cleaner

food & Pharmacy

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tAXIThe cost for taxi service in the Virginia Beach area is about $3.25 to enter the taxi (initial fee), and about $2.40 per mile.

Yellow Cab: (757) 460-0605 Beach Taxi: (757) 486-6585 Black and White: (757) 855-4444

hOtELSFounders Inn5641 Indian River Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23464. (800) 926-4466

Chesapeake Marriott 725 Woodlake Drive, Chesapeake, Virginia 23320. 757-523-1500

Hampton Inn Norfolk/Chesapeake (Greenbrier Area)701 Woodlake Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23320(757) 523-1500

hOtEL ShUttLESThere is continuous shuttle service from the Chesapeake Marriott to / from the Founders Inn. Residents of the Hampton Inn can walk to the Marriott and ride the shuttle.

Shuttles will depart approximately every 15 minutes Wednesday • 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM • 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM • 1 hour after General Session close

Thur / Fri • 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM • 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM • 1 hour after General Session close

TRANSPORT & HotelAIrPOrt

Norfolk International Airport is the main airport, located less than 10 miles from Regent University. Information about the airport can be found at www.norfolkairport.com This site has links to airport shuttle information, taxi services, rental car agencies located at the airport, and the major air carriers that operate out of the airport.

Airlines at Norfolk AirportAmerican/American Eagle 800-433-7300Continental/Continental Express 800-525-0280Delta/Delta Connection 800-221-1212Southwest 800-435-9792United Express 800-241-6522US Airways/US Airways Express 800-428-4322

AIrPOrt ShUttLESThere is shuttle transportation to/from the Norfolk International Airport to the Founders Inn and other hotels in the area.

Direct pick up from Norfolk International Airport to The Founders Inn is available if you call in advance. The cost is $12 per person per trip, plus tip. Shuttle service to The Inn can be accessed by calling with pick up times at 757-424-5511.

The Airport Shuttle (Carey Shuttle Service) can be used for Chesapeake Marriott and other hotels by calling ahead to 757-963-0433. The cost for using this shuttle is $24 for 1st passenger, $5 for each additional passenger up to 4 passengers plus $3 fuel charge.

Taxi service is available for approximately $25

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