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1. ACSI Europe 2009 Choir and Strings Honors Conference Logo 24 by 24 cm, digital medium, March 2009
Choir Honors Strings2009 ACSI Europe
2. TeachBeyond Logo, co-designed with Mark Wiebe 15 by 3 cm, digital medium, August 2008
3. Re:group Logo 15 by 11 cm, digital medium, January 2008
REGISTRATION FORM:Please complete and return by October 22. You may return it in person at the JTM Pizza Night, or place completed form in the Janz Team mailbox at BFA or email it to [email protected] before October 22. Just for you, oh, wonderful attendees, we have provided a plethora of ways for you to get it in on time!
Name ___________________________ Spouse _____________________________
� I will be attending re:group 2008. � My spouse will be attending re:group 2008.
� I will NOT be attending re:group 2008. � My spouse will NOT be attending re:group 2008.
� My child/children will be attending:
Name ___________________________ Age______
Name ___________________________ Age______
Name ___________________________ Age______
Name ___________________________ Age______
Transportation
� I/We need transportation to the conference for ________ adults, and ________ children.
� I can provide transportation to the conference for
re:group
________ adults, and ________ children.
It’s here! The conference three years in the making! Promising fellowship, fun, and the fulfillment of your... er... most reasonable hopes and dreams - re:group 2008! Missionaries everywhere are talking about it!
All Janz Team Ministries Europe staff
Jesus, Discipleship, and the Kingdom
Dr. Ed Neufeld, Professor of Biblical Studies, Providence Theological Seminary
March 26 - 29, 2008
Schönblick, Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany
http://www.schoenblick-info.de/
Paid for by your Field Conference Fund deductions
Attendance is mandatory. If, due to extraordinary circumstances, you will be unable to attend this conference, please contact Howard Dueck or Mark Wiebe.
The conference includes our kids! If your children will be attending, please note this on the registration form below.
Usually we travel in car pools. Details will follow.
To: Theme:
Speaker:
Date:Location:
Cost: Attendance:
Children:
Transportation:
re:group
4. ACSI Europe 2009 Choir and Strings Honors Concert Program A4 folded, print medium, March 2009
5. Black Forest Academy Brochure 316 by 214 mm trifold, print medium, September 2008
Black Forest Academy, a school primarily for missionary children, provides a quality, international, Christian education that equips its students to influence their world through biblical thought, character, and action.
Black Forest Academy is a co-laborer in the evan-gelical missionary movement. The school supports parents serving in over 50 countries throughout
Europe, Central Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, through the education and care of their children. The student body of 350 multi-lingual, multi-cultural stu-dents from grades 1-12 participates in a rigorous English language, North Amer-ican-based curriculum. Its diploma and
transcript are recognized for admissions into North American universities and other English-speaking colleges worldwide.
BFA has developed over 30 years of board-ing school experience and it shows in the quality of the program. For the boarding students, life at BFA has a “home-away-from-home” feel. All residence staff members are missionaries who have been carefully selected for the crucial role of meeting the physical, emotional, and social needs of boarding students. They view themselves as partners with parents in the important task of nurturing stu-dents and preparing them for life after high school graduation.
Knowing that our son was being well-cared for and nurtured spiritually gave us peace of mind to focus on our ministry. He grew and matured in many ways, particularly, spiritually, academically, emotionally, and is well-prepared for his next step of entering university in the USA. – Spain
Having our daughter here has allowed us to serve in the Middle East knowing that she was in a wonderful, nurturing, Christian environment. BFA will always be special to us. It met a great need in our family life. We will always have a piece of our heart reserved for BFA.– Middle East
We face hardships on all sides. It is difficult to provide for our children. BFA is the best choice I can think of for a balanced edu-cation — the field trips, sports, aca-demic excellence, and a chance to find God on their own. Our ministry assignment in a closed Muslim culture would not be possible if BFA were not available to us. We are now part of a team that is a spiritual hot coal in a cold place of Islamic bondage. The few Christians that accept Christ each year are an encourage-ment to us. – Central Asia
Beyond Black Forest AcademyBFA is more than a boarding school. BFA is a catalyst in the mission movement. The school’s vision is to equip its students to become global Christians, enable their parents to serve where God has called them, and empower their staff in life-long missionary service and advoca-cy. The school desires to impact the world far beyond Black Forest Academy.
Equipping the BFA StudentThe majority of BFA students have spent a significant part of their devel-opmental years outside their parents’ passport culture. Bringing together this unique group of students, who have experienced a variety of cul-tures, only serves to foster an even broader and deeper view of the world. The BFA educa-tional and residential programs help students develop a biblical perspective of life and train them to fulfill God’s purpose for their lives personally and vocationally.
BFA’s vision is to see globally-minded Christians chang-ing their world for Christ. Many BFA graduates will choose to live outside their passport country as adults. Their multi-dimensional worldview perfectly suits our ever-changing global work environment. From Bible translators and church planters for remote tribes in Africa, to religious freedom ad-vocates in Washington, D.C., BFA alumni are showing up in some amazing places wanting to change their world.
Enabling the BFA ParentThe parents of BFA students have made the difficult deci-sion to send their children to boarding school. They are bal-ancing the educational, social, and emotional needs of their child with the demands of their ministry. BFA looks to make that decision a little easier by providing the best educational and living environment possible.
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Empowering the BFA Staff MemberBFA is passionate about missional Christian education. We are look-ing for staff who share in this vi-sion — people who want to reach the world by deeply investing in the lives of these global students. BFA is a place of training and development where staff can grow in their vision for the world through ministering to families serving around the globe. Whether here for short-term or career service, staff benefit from the school’s commitment to invest in their lives, so they can in turn serve as resources to other international Christian schools or as representatives of missions in the local church, promoting a bigger vision for God’s work around the world. Every year BFA needs numerous teachers, dorm parents, resident assistants, and other support staff that will come to share their lives with our students and be trained to invest globally.
Engaging the BFA PartnerWill you Give?All BFA staff members are missionaries who raise their sup-port from among churches, friends, and family. Because BFA doesn’t pay salaries, the school is able to reduce the cost of educating the students, a benefit to their missionary parents. Please consider becoming a BFA Partner by financially support-ing a BFA staff member. Your financial gift will not only impact the staff member, but helps keep missionaries on the field and invests in students who will have a global impact.
Will you Go?Our commitment to quality, international, Christian education means that BFA is a great place to grow through service. If you think BFA might be the place for you, please go to our website and fill out our preliminary on-line application. Our person-nel department will then contact you about our current staffing needs. Prayerfully con-sider how God may want to use you to be involved in global missions at Black For-est Academy. www.bfacademy.com
Contact [email protected] Forest Academy1109 Postfach79396 KandernGermany
Participating MissionsJanz Team MinistriesBFA Founding Mission
USA and [email protected](888) 334-0055
Avant [email protected](800) [email protected](866) 812-8268
Campus Crusade for ChristUSA and Canada(407) 826-2000
The Christian and Missionary [email protected](877) 284-3262 [email protected](416) 674-7878
[email protected](610) [email protected](905) 238-0904
Greater Europe [email protected](800) [email protected](866) 241-3579
International Mission [email protected](888) 422-6461
OC [email protected](800) 676-7837
ReachGlobalUSA and Canadawww.goreachglobal.com
TEAMUSA and [email protected](800) 343-3144
[email protected](800) 487-4224 ext. 2630
Wycliffe Bible [email protected](800) 992-5433 ext. 3670
6. Janz Team Ministries Brochure 8.5 by 11 in, print medium, February 2009
Black Forest AcademyMK Education in Germany
Black Forest Academy is a co-laborer in the international missions movement, supporting missionary families serving in over 50 coun-tries. The 350 multi-lingual, multi-cultural students from grades 1-12, who attend BFA are educated in the English language, accord-ing to a North American-based curriculum. BFA’s diploma and transcript are recognized by North American universities and other English-speaking colleges worldwide. BFA has developed over 30 years of board-ing school experience. All residence staff members are missionaries who have been carefully selected for the crucial role of meet-ing the physical, emotional, social, and spirit-ual needs of boarding students. They partner with parents in the important task of nurtur-ing students and preparing them to become global Christians.
Needed:Teachers and residence staff who love kids and want to support global missions by serv-ing missionary families who have limited options to educate their children.
LingoLanguage-based Outreach
Lingo is an English camp program – our answer to the desire people around the world have to learn English. It’s also an excellent means of sharing the gospel. In Germany, for example, we are running multiple camps for German teens, who are fascinated with North American English and culture. They’re also looking for spiritual role models, which the warmth and friendliness of camp staff provides. The dual purpose of our camps is to facili-tate campers in their desire to improve their
English language skills, and to challenge them to develop a relationship with the Lord Jesus. Our program includes: interactive classes on language and culture, fun-filled activities that encourage friendship and team work, distinctive North American meals, chal-lenging Bible lessons, and enriching small group discussions.
Needed:Native English speakers who want to share their language, their culture, and their faith with young people, many of whom know nothing about Jesus Christ.
Teacher Training & School Planting
TeachBeyond is about missional Christian education – our intentional involvement in what God is doing through education to draw people to Himself. Our purpose is mobiliz-ing, equipping, and sending teachers, and partnering with others in missional Christian education initiatives around the globe. In countries where doors are closing to tra-ditional types of missionary work, doors are opening for educational initiatives. In many places that reject Western religion, politics, and ways of life, there is nonetheless a great desire for Western education, which has its roots in a biblical worldview. TeachBeyond is about equipping teachers in biblical integration, cross-cultural adaptation, and spiritual transformation, and helping them go where God is taking them.
Needed:Educators who share our vision for missional Christian education and want to be involved in what God is doing in needy places through educational initiatives.
Creative evangelism and Christian educationJanz Team Ministries began on the prairies of Western Canada in 1954, when God called Leo Janz to share the gospel of hope in post-war, German-speaking Europe. In addition to evangelistic ministry, the Janz family found-ed Black Forest Academy in 1956. Today, BFA is a highly respected boarding school serving hundreds of missionary families and other internationals working in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Around the world, education is increasingly viewed by all levels of society as the answer to global problems. We believe only a bibli-cal, integrated, Christian education, that relates all of life and learning to God and his Word, is sufficient to provide answers. God is at work through education to draw people to himself. BFA, Lingo and TeachBeyond reflect Janz Team Ministries’ ongoing commitment to promote and develop further education-based ministry.
About Us
Janz Team Ministries is a faith mission work-ing internationally in evangelism and Chris-tian education with missionaries and home staff involved in a diversity of outreach pro-grams and support roles. JTM is linked in joint ministry with national Janz Team organ-izations in six countries in Europe as well as Brazil. This relationship results in a great-er impact for the cause of Christ, as North American missionaries unite with interna-tional workers to form exciting and effective ministry teams. The Janz Brothers Gospel Association became the organizational name for this Canadian outreach, which began broadcast-ing the gospel over Radio Luxembourg in 1955. Large-scale evangelism soon became
the focus of the rapidly grow-ing ministry. Music of all vari-
eties, initially anchored by the Janz Quartet, proved to be an important and effec-tive part of the evangelistic effort that resulted in thou-
sands coming to know Christ as their Lord and Savior.
Today, Janz Team Ministries continues to be involved interna-tionally in creative evangelism and Christian education.
To the people of our times – Jesus Christ, the powerful
message!
Finances
Janz Team Ministries is an independent non-profit organization, and as such is not under-written by any particular group or denomi-nation. The Mission depends on the faithful gifts of God’s people to fund the work and the workers. Those who serve with JTM are expected to raise personal financial and prayer support for their ministries. Janz Team Ministries issues official receipts for tax purposes for all donations. Please contact the Canadian or US office for further details. When sending your donations please make them payable to Janz Team Ministries with a separate, clear indication regarding the missionary or project designation. The mission is audited annually by an inde-pendent accounting firm and a copy of the audited statement is provided upon request. JTM is a member of CrossGlobal Link, an association of mission agencies intent on global outreach and promoting standards of integrity and trust.
Contact
Janz Team Ministries USABox 2010Buffalo, NY 14231-2010Tel. 1-888-334-0055 (toll free)Fax 1-204-339-3321email: [email protected]
Janz Team Ministries Canada2121 Henderson Hwy.Winnipeg, MB R2G 1P8Tel. 204-334-0055Fax 204-339-3321email: [email protected]
www.janzteam.orgwww.bfacademy.comwww.teachbeyond.org
Janz Team MinistriesCreative evangelism and
Christian education
7. Black Forest Academy Recruitment Banner 820 by 2070 mm, print medium, November 2007
Black Forest AcademyTeaching and Residence Life positions available.
www.bfacademy.com
Kandern, Germany
8. TeachBeyond Recruitment Banner 820 by 2070 mm, print medium, November 2008
God is at work in education around the globe.
Get involved – teach beyond!
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9. TeachBeyond Prayer Card 142 by 110mm, print medium, December 2009
Mike and Kari Greenhoeserving in Germany at Black Forest Academy
Serving God through
serving people
Black Forest AcademyPostfach 1109
79396 KandernGermany
www.BFAcademy.com
[email protected]@teachbeyond.org
10. Janz Team Ministries Yearbook Ad 8.27 by 8.27 in, print medium, March 2009
CongratulationsJanz Team Graduates 2009
Lindsey Plett Phil Wiebe Solveig Parsons
11. TeachBeyond Chalkboard Newsletter 8.5 by 11 in, print medium, May 2009
Spring 2009 Mobilization Memo“So what exactly does Janz Team Ministries have to do with international Christian education?” This is a question that I’ve been asked by potential missionaries, missions pastors, school directors, college education profes-sors, and recruiters for other mission agencies. When asked this question, I typically point back to the compelling story of how God grew a home school-ing co-op into the leading Missionary Kid boarding school in Europe. It’s called Black Forest Academy. In the past several years, Janz Team Ministries has sought to more intentionally use the resources that God has provided in the staff and experience at BFA to be involved in Christian education work around the world.
The development of the TeachBeyond ministry initiative has paved the way for further involvement of JTM missionaries in schools and educational initiatives beyond BFA. Though we are still in the beginning stages of spreading the word about TeachBeyond, it is exciting to see some of the oppor-tunities that have arisen already. We are in the early stages of working with new missionaries for 2009-10, yet it is excit-ing to see that we already have candidates heading towards four different schools next fall. In addition to these schools receiving JTM missionaries for 2009-10, we also are in the process of developing part-
nerships with several other international Christian schools. In partnership with BFA, we have developed and are maintaining a list of staffing needs for vari-ous schools throughout Europe, Asia, and North Af-rica. See this list on the TeachBeyond website (www.teachbeyond.org) in the near future – but if you would like to see it, I would gladly share it with anybody who emails a request to me ([email protected]). Though there are several ways to get the word out about JTM/TeachBeyond service opportunities, we’ve
May 2009
A Transformational Education Services NewsletterChalkboard
Contents
Spring 2009 Mobilization Memopage 1
Indiapage 2
Thailand andNepal page 2
News Updatepage 3
Janz Team Ministries USABox 2010Buffalo, NY 14231-2010Tel. 1-888-334-0055 (toll free)Fax 1-204-339-3321email: [email protected]
www.teachbeyond.org
Janz Team Ministries Canada2121 Henderson Hwy.Winnipeg, MB R2G 1P8Tel. 204-334-0055Fax 204-339-3321email: [email protected]
www.janzteam.org
page 1
cont. on page 2
12. Ganz Janz, JTM Field Personnel Committee Communique A4, print medium, December 2008
ganz janz 1
The 411Here at the JTM Center For Giving Up Trying To Predict What Is
Going To Happen Next, we have been doing our best to stay out
of the way of Somali pirates and giant automakers who are in deep
trouble. I would have mentioned Wall Street bankers, but that is
so last month.
We are bringing you another issue of Ganz Janz, which we recom-
mend that you actually read. Note especially the upcoming events.
On a couple of them, we’re giving you several months’ worth of
warning. Another is still years away, but take note. We’re letting
you know now so that there is not weeping and gnashing of teeth
(ours) down the road.
Christmas is soon upon us. During the Advent season, we encour-
age you to take in concerts and special services in the area, and
burn a lot of candles. If you are new in Germany, you will not have
experienced Advent quite like this. And most of all, rest when you
can, and think about Immanuel, God with us.
Mark
A Special TributeGary HildebrandFebruary 27, 1952 – November 20, 2008
Gary Hildebrand peacefully passed away at the
Riverview Health Centre on Thursday, Novem-
ber 20, 2008, after a brave four-year struggle
with ALS. He is survived by his loving wife
Bernice and four children: Jayne, Chris, Tim and
Jaclyn. He is also mourned by his parents,
George and Anne, brothers Don, Dale, and Ray,
and his sister Joyce.
Gary grew up in Niverville, Manitoba, and mar-
ried Bernice Dyck in 1979. He followed a varied career that revealed his adventurous
spirit. After graduating from university, Gary taught at Calvin Christian School in Winnipeg
for two years. Gary and Bernice then raised their family in Niverville, where Gary was also
a working partner at Puratone Corporation for 20 years. In 2000, Gary left Manitoba with
his family to serve with Janz Team Ministries in the Czech Republic and Germany until 2006.
Though his life was filled with change, Gary was always deeply motivated by the conviction
that relationships with others – with friends, with family, and with God – are what matter
most in life. Gary took great pleasure in exploring the outdoors, and he leaves his family
with many wonderful memories of camping and ski trips.
A funeral service was be held at the Winnipeg Evangelical Free Church, 500 Lagimondiere
Blvd., at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, November 25, 2008. In lieu of flowers, the family invites
donations either to the ALS Society of Manitoba or to Janz Team Ministries.
A Field Personnel Committee Communiqué
December 2008
Upcoming Events• Farewell Tea:
May 10, 6:30 – 8:30
• TeachBeyond
Summer Institute 2009:
July 27th – August 6th
• Re:group Retreat 2010
Spring Break 2010
Email Attachments!• HMA requests need to be
submitted to Howard Dueck.
Remember to get yours in 6
months before you plan to go
home! For summer HMAers,
that would be this December.
• Reimbursement Forms for
JTM are available. Be sure to
send the form and your re-
ceipts in together: either both
electronically with scans of
your receipts or by snail mail
with a printed out form and a
photocopy of receipts.
• Retreat Opportunities
Refresh Retreat in Switzerland
and Single Vision in Austria
Contact Mari Ellen at mrees-
[email protected] for info!
13. Black Forest Academy Signage A2, A3, and A4, print medium, April 2007
Black Forest AcademyMission Statement
Black Forest Academy provides a quality, international Christian education that equips its students to influence their world through biblical thought, character, and action.
JB 30-32LibraryMultipurpose Room
JB 20-29Music DepartmentDiscovery Center
JB 10-18Construction ShopChronicle/YearbookWashrooms
Black Forest AcademyJanz Building
BFA A3 solid 21.03.2007, 9:59 Uhr1
Front Offi ceAdministrative Offi cesNurse/First AidMB ClassroomsStudent Center
Black Forest AcademyMain BuildingGround Floor
14. ACSI Europe 2009 Choir and Strings Honors Hooded Sweatshirt 5.5 by 6.5 in, 6.5 by 10.5 in, print on textile, March 2009
Black Forest Academy Kandern, GermanyChristian International School of Prague Prague, Czech RepublicEvangelical Christian Academy Madrid, SpainGreater Grace International School Budapest, HungaryHinkson Christian Academy Moscow, RussiaInternational Christian School of Budapest Budapest, HungaryInternational Gateway Academy Istanbul, TurkeyTien Shan International School Almaty, KazakhstanVienna Christian School Vienna, Austria
Black Forest Academy Kandern, GermanyChristian International School of Prague Prague, Czech RepublicEvangelical Christian Academy Madrid, SpainGreater Grace International School Budapest, HungaryHinkson Christian Academy Moscow, RussiaInternational Christian School of Budapest Budapest, HungaryInternational Gateway Academy Istanbul, TurkeyTien Shan International School Almaty, KazakhstanVienna Christian School Vienna, Austria
Choir Honors Strings2009 ACSI Europe
15.Running Club T-shirt Design 4.75 by 10.5 in, print on textile, September 2007
16. Black Forest Academy Track and Field T-shirt Design 10 by 2 in, print on textile, March 2009
track & �eld
17. Bridal Shower Invitation A5, print medium, May 2008
What: Gena's Bridal Shower
When: 4-6 PM on Wednesday, June 4.
Where: The first floor apartment at the Art Factory, Rebmaettleweg 4, Kandern.
RSVP to Julia or Kristi at 9745543.
Please bring one of your favorite recipes to share with Gena.
Fiesta Time!
18. Birthday Invitation A5, print medium, August 2008
Where: Holladay's Art Factory in the Great HallWhen: Saturday, September 6 from 6-9 PMBring: A Salad to Share (Please no gifts, but cards encouraged)
Please prepare a talent/no talent show act to contribute to a fun night of family entertainment. Perfor-mances that really showcase a lack of talent are encouraged. Karaoke will be available for those feeling uncreative.
Please RSVP to 973899 by September 1st!
Birthday PartyKristi's
19. Four Verse Photo Postcard Set 5.59 by 4.33 in, print and photography medium, August 2008
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Psalm 113:4
his glory above the heavens.
mountain peaksIn his hand are the depths of the earth, and the belong to him.
Psalm 95:4
...for you are my fortress,my refuge in times of trouble.
Psalm 59:16
dawns for the upright, for the gracious and compassionate and righteous man.Psalm 112:4
lightEven in darkness
20. BFA Track and Field Schedule Coaches T-shirt Design 10 by 2 and 8 by 12 in, print on textile, March 2009
track & �eld
Running Events3200 (4 X 800) Meter Relay (Female) 10:30 a.m.3200 (4 X 800) Meter Relay (Male) 10:45 a.m100 Meter Hurdles (Female) 11:00 a.m.110 Meter High Hurdles (Male) 11:15 a.m.100 Meter Dash (Female) 11:30 a.m.100 Meter Dash (Male) 11:45 a.m.1500 Meter Run (Female) 12:00 p.m.1500 Meter Run (Male) 12:15 p.m.400 (4 X 100) Meter Relay (Female) 12:30 p.m.400 (4 X 100) Meter Relay (Male) 12:45 p.m.400 Meter Dash (Female) 1:00 p.m.400 Meter Dash (Male) 1:20 p.m.300 Meter Hurdles (8 - 30") (Female) 1:40 p.m.300 Meter Hurdles (8 - 36") (Male) 2:00 p.m.800 Meter Run (Female) 2:15 p.m.800 Meter Run (Male) 2:30 p.m.200 Meter Dash (Female) 2:45 p.m.200 Meter Dash (Male) 3:15 p.m.Medley Relay (2 X 200, 1 X 400, 1 X 800) (Female) 3:30 p.mMedley Relay (2 X 200, 1 X 400, 1 X 800) (Male) 3:45 p.m.3000 Meter Run (Female) 4:00 p.m.3000 Meter Run (Male) 4:15 p.m.1600 (4 X 400) Meter Relay (Female) 4:30 p.m.1600 (4 X 400) Meter Relay (Male) 4:45 p.m.
Field EventsMorning: Male Triple Jump, Male Discus, Female High Jump, Female Shot Put, Female Long Jump
Afternoon: Female Triple Jump, Female Discus, Male High Jump, Male Shot Put, Male Long Jump
