KEYNOTE SPEAKERS - Mission ConneXion

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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE:THURSDAY : JANUARY 167:00 – 8:30 PMPre-Event Prayer Launch atRolling Hills Community ChurchFRIDAY : JANUARY 178:00 AM9:00 AM – 4:00 PM4:30 PM5:00 – 7:00 PM5:30 – 6:30 PM7:00 – 9:00 PM Check-in opens for Leadership ConneXionLeadership ConneXion with Dick BrogdenMission ConneXion NW 2020 doors openDinner servedWorkshop Session #1Dr. Stephen Yoon: Keynote (Worship Center)SATURDAY : JANUARY 188:00 AM9:00 – 10:30 AM11:00 AM – 12:00 PM12:00 – 1:00 PM12:00 – 1:00 PM12:00 – 1:30 PM12:00 – 2:00 PM1:30 – 2:30 PM3:00 – 4:30 PM5:00 – 7:00 PM5:30 – 6:30 PM7:00 – 9:00 PMDoors openMichael Badriaki: Keynote (Worship Center)Workshop Session #2Michael Ramsden: Special guest (Worship Center)Tortured for Christ movie (Courtyard Room)Visit ExhibitionsLunch servedWorkshop Session #3Becky Pippert: Keynote (Worship Center)Dinner servedWorkshop Session #4Dick Brogden: Keynote (Worship Center)KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:program-2020-one.indd 1Having grown up in South Korea, STEPHEN YOONand his wife Joy have been residents and Christiancross-cultural workers in North Korea for over 10years. Dr. Stephen leads a team of local physicianswhile treating pediatric patients in developmentaldisabilities at the Pyongyang Medical School Hospital.Stephen and his wife Joy and family live in North Korea.BECKY PIPPERT is the author of 11 books, and founderof Becky Pippert Ministries, a global evangelism ministry. Becky and her husband Dick have ministeredextensively on all 6 continents, most recently living inthe U.K. and Europe. Becky’s bestselling book, Out ofthe Saltshaker & into the World, remains a definitiveguide to personal evangelism. Becky began her ministryin Portland on staff with InterVarsity at Reed College.MICHAEL BADRIAKI is from Uganda with experienceserving globally in evangelization, education, holisticmissions, global health, and leadership development.He authored When Helping Works: Alleviating Fearand Pain in Global Missions and serves as the President of the Global Leadership Community. He is aprofessor at Lancaster Bible College in Pennsylvania,where he lives with his wife Kristin and daughter.DICK BROGDEN and his wife Jennifer have servedamong Muslims for the last two and a half decades.They helped found the Live Dead movement. Dick isthe author of Loving Muslims, The Live Dead Joy, ThisGospel, Abiding in Jesus, Abiding Mission and the editorof several other books (all these books are available onAmazon.com). Dick has his PhD in intercultural studies.Dick and Jennifer have two sons.12/16/19 7:26 AM

: ONE : CONFERENCE INFORMATION EVENT MUSIC: Rolling Hills Community ChurchWorship Team with Aaron Doer & Joi Hailey EVENT EMCEE: Georgene RiceGeorgene has been a talk show host with KPDQ formore than 20 years and has traveled internationallyas a station correspondent. In 2003 Georgene servedas the chief spokesman and debater for the Defenseof Marriage Coalition, which successfully amendedOregon’s constitution. In addition to professionalroles, Georgene has been especially burdened for the persecutedchurch, which makes her ideal to emcee this year’s Mission ConneXionNorthwest event.MP3S:Audio files of all plenary sessions and workshops will be available on our website after the conference.Please go to www.MissionConneXion.com for more information. SPECIAL GUEST: Mark Miles & B.O.S.S. Turf MissionariesThe B.O.S.S. (Busy Out Saving Souls) Turf MissionariesMinistry consists of highly devoted men and womenwho are after God’s own heart. They share, “we havebeen broken and fell victim to the evil of this world.But with the grace, mercy, and love of Christ, we haveovercome the darkness and been brought into thelight. This is the gift we want to share with others, inthe same trap God has delivered us from”. Michael Ramsden is President of RaviZacharias Ministries International (RZIM)and one of the founders of the OxfordCentre for Christian Apologetics. Hehas pursued his passion to engagepeople of all backgrounds and culturesabout questions of faith. He speaksacross the globe; helps oversee the international team ofRZIM speakers based in sixteen offices worldwide; and livesin Oxford with his wife, Anne, and their three children.WE WELCOME SPECIAL GUESTS FROM THE CHURCH IN MYANMAR:Rev. Dr. Awng Nan Hkangda, Director,Leadership Development Department,Kachin Baptist Convention, Kyitkyina,Kachin State, Myanmar SPECIAL GUEST: Micahael RamsdenTing Ying Saulang, Program Director,Ramprat Shanan Education andLeadership Program, Myitkyina,Kachin State, Myanmar2020 CONNEXION EVENTS SCHEDULED: Leadership ConneXion: January 17 Rolling Hills Community Church Tualatin, OR Short Term Mission: February 21-22 Eastridge Church Clackamas, OR Crescent ConneXion: March 6-7 Crossroads Community Church Vancouver, WA The Journey Deepens ConneXion: April 3-4 Beaverton Christian Church Beaverton, OR Prayer ConneXion: May 8-9 Southwest Hills Baptist Church Beaverton, OR Student ConneXion: November 6-7 Gracepointe Church Milwaukie, OR Vision: God’s people effectively mobilized in mission.PO Box 25507 Portland, OR 97298-0507www.MissionConneXion.com 503.614.15822 : Mission: Mission ConneXion exists to connect localchurches and individuals to mission, so that increasing numbers of believers are actively serving in areasof the world’s greatest need and opportunity.God’s People Effectively Mobilized in Missionprogram-2020-one.indd 212/16/19 7:26 AM

ONE : CONFERENCE INFORMATION :Welcome to ONE BODY, ONE VOICE, ONE MISSION!A sleek racing shell with rowers pulling in unison is an image that reflects both the unity and diversity of the body of Christ.When focused on the Gospel: One Body can speak with One Voice to the One Mission that Jesus left us with: The GreatCommission, and it becomes both powerful and magnificent!Mission ConneXion Northwest 2020 wants to reflect that unity of purpose and diversity of expression as we welcomepresenters from North Korea, Uganda, Europe, and Saudi Arabia this year. Dr. Stephen Yoon, Michael Badriaki, Becky Pippert, and DickBrogden, along with special guest Michael Ramsden, will make that theme relevant. In our 18th year, we give all glory to Jesus in theOne-ness He provides, and we experience as we work year-round preparing for you! We also welcome the largest number of missionagency exhibits in 2020, where almost 20% are brand new, including the following: A Jesus Church College All Nations Christian College (UK) Boat Hospital of San Rafelle CRU – Campus Crusade for Christ Entrust International Fly for Good Global News Alliance Good News community Health Center Health Outreach to the Middle East IGNIS Community Inste Global Bible College Latin America Church Planters Missionary TECH Team Wheaton College Graduate School YWAM Boise-CascadeAlmost 40% of our Workshop Tracks in 2020 are NEW including these: Bible Translation Creative Arts Disciplemaking Basics Families on Mission Local Initiatives Mission Basics Q&A with Michael Ramsden Reaching the Unreached Refugee Response Sexual Integrity in Mission Tough Mission QuestionsWe’re glad you chose to be with us and hope your experience this year will bring a oneness of purpose and expression to your ownrole fulfilling the Great Commission Jesus left for us!Bill MacLeodExecutive Director, Mission ConneXionTortured for Christ movie will be shown at noon in the Courtyard RoomSend a note of encouragement toA Christian Widowin NigeriaVisit our exhibit booth located in the Main Atriumto write a note or sign up for our free monthly magazine.program-2020-one.indd 3www.MissionConneXion.com: 312/16/19 7:26 AM

: ONE : WORKSHOPSWORKSHOPTRACK NAMEWORKSHOP ONEWORKSHOP TWOVISIT EXHIBITORSWORKSHOP THREEWORKSHOP FOURFRIDAY 5:30-6:30 PMSATURDAY 11:00-NOONSATURDAY 12:00-1:30 PMSATURDAY 1:30-2:30 PMSATURDAY 5:30-6:30 PMApologetics(Brick Room 126,Capacity 125)The Hard Sayings of JesusIs God a Moral Monster?Dr. Brent StrawsburgSome of Jesus’ sayings don’t makesense or cause people to questionthe truthfulness of the Bible. Thisworkshop will look at several of Jesus’ most controversial statements.Dr. Brent StrawsburgSkeptics struggle believing God isall-loving when He commandedIsrael to destroy the Canaanites—including children. This workshop willaddress all the relevant issues.A Skeptic’s QuestionsAbout JesusAre the Crucifixion/Resurrection AccountsAccurate?True for You, but Notfor Me - Equipping OurChildren to Discern &Follow TruthUsing Critical Thinking toPrepare Our Children forLifelong DiscipleshipApologeticsfor Kids(Back Room 125,Capacity 175)Elizabeth UrbanowiczCulture bombards our kids with theidea that truth is subjective. Comeexplore ways we can help ourchildren understand, discern, andfollow objective truth.Bible Translation(204, Capcity 25)Bible Translation PrimerDr. James WilliamsWhy did it take 10 years to translatethe Bible into Spanish? Hear thecomplexities of Bible translationfrom the man who led a team toproduce the Nueva TraducciónViviente.Elizabeth UrbanowiczWe want our kids to understandthat Christianity is not a blind faith.Come explore how we develop inthe critical thinking skills they willneed to be lifelong disciples ofJesus in a secular culture.How Did the NuevaTraducción VivienteCome To Be?Dr. Brent StrawsburgChristians must be able to explainthe theological statements made inthe New Testament regarding Jesus.If we don’t, we may begin to doubtour faith as well as our ipping Our Childrento Navigate the LGBTQMovement in Truth & LoveElizabeth UrbanowiczCome explore how can we prepareour children to live out a biblical,reality-based understanding of sexuality while caring for our neighborsin truth and love.Dr. Brent StrawsburgThe accuracy of the crucifixion/resurrection accounts are vital toChristianity. This workshop willprovide explanations to apparentcontradictions within the Gospelaccounts.Helping Our ChildrenNavigate DoubtElizabeth UrbanowiczHearing our kids express doubts canbe intimidating. Come explore wayto embrace our kids’ uncertainties,while also pointing them to thetruth of the Christian worldview.Avoid Making Errors inTranslationHow To Work With anInterpreterDr. James WilliamsHear the details in the process ofgathering the right team, the timeline, and the challenges surroundingtranslation issues.Dr. James WilliamsWant your documents translated?Learn to avoid the most commonerrors in translation from Dr. JamesWilliams, 50-year member of theLuis Palau Association.Dr. James WilliamsThere are many opportunities totravel to foreign nations to preachthe Gospel and it is often necessaryto use an interpreter. Learn tips tocommunicate with an interpreter.Business asMission(GatheringCenter,Capacity 70)Missions from theBusiness PerspectiveFeatures of a KingdomBusinessHow to Get Engaged inBusiness as MissionWorldwide Mobilizationfor Business as MissionJohn WartonAn overview of the “Business as Mission” movement, from communitybanks and micro-loans to publiccompanies operating internationally.Guests will report on the modelsthey are using. Q&AJohn WartonThe divide between sacred andsecular is non-Biblical and costly.Consider the dynamic potentialsfor the Kingdom of God whenemploying Biblical values overseasor at home.John WartonUniversity business schools, localchurches, marketplace ministries,visionary entrepreneurs - all areengaged in this key missions strategy. Discover your options, consider‘best practices’. Q&AJohn WartonAll the major world missions movements - Lausanne, WEA, TransformWorld - are engaging the businesscommunities in missions, as are traditional mission agencies. Discoverhow best to get engaged. Q&ACreative Arts(121, Capacity 32)Tent-Making As A LifestyleCreating in Community:The Healing Balm ofMissional ArtThe Rhythm of God’sHeart for the NationsReclaiming Hope ThroughLove & ExplorationJerry ChapmanEvery human has a visceral reactionto the call of the drum. What doesit mean to walk in rhythm with theCreator?Jill NelsonAn opportunity to try somethingnew or scary within a supportedenvironment can help traumatizedkids shed fear and begin to see theirunique value and gifting.The Web of Mormonism:How They Lure You In &How Hard it is to LeaveThe Book of Abraham:Could Joseph SmithTranslate EgyptianHieroglyphics?Denny NkemontohTransform your community and theworld by inviting others into yourlife and passions. Share yourself andwatch what God does with that gift.April NearThere is significant healing ofindividuals and groups whenprocess art is done in the contextof community.Biased New WorldTranslationGrowing up in aJehovah’s Witness HomeJack SandeThe New World Translation bythe Jehovah Witnesses has beenwrongly manipulated to present adifferent Jesus than what the Greektexts supports.Isaac SaavedraI will share my experiences andobservations growing up in a Jehovah’s Witness home. I will includetopics on communion, holidays, thecross, and life after death.DisciplemakingBasics(216,Capacity 40)The Deconversionof DisciplesThe End Resultof DisciplemakingDr. John MarriottIt is not uncommon for those whomake a commitment to Christ toeither quietly fade away or loudlyrenounce their faith. In this sessionwe will look at the problem of faithexit and some of the reasons whyit occurs.Chris Adsit“Begin with the end in mind.” Whyeven start a process if you don’thave a clear understanding of thefinished product? This workshopwill give you Biblical definitions of a“disciple” and “disciplemaking.”EffectiveEvangelism(203, Capacity 40)Contextualizing theGospelHow to Use Mission Teamsfor EvangelismJosh ChenSometimes it feels like our Gospelpresentations are answering questions people are no longer asking. Inthis workshop we will explore howto contextualize the gospel.Alan & Vicki GreeneMission teams are a great opportunity to reach people andthey should be strategic aboutincorporating evangelism. Hear howyou can bring the Gospel into yourmission.Cults(103,Capacity 100)4 :program-2020-one.indd 4Stacey LaneThe public image of Mormonism isabout inclusion, family and integrity.Mormonism works off of guilt-ridden members. The cost of leaving ishigh for families and individuals.Cracking theDisciplemaking Code:Needs AssessmentChris AdsitWhat you teach a growing discipleshould depend on where they arein their journey of maturity, andwhat God is doing in their life. Inthis workshop you’ll learn a practicalmethod of assessing these issues.One Minute WitnessAlan GreeneLearn to engage others in spiritualconversations and discover a practical and easy way to share your faithstory without fear with anyone.Marshall AlmarodeJoseph Smith claimed to read andtranslate Egyptian Hieroglyphics.Marshall will show very simple waysto prove that Joseph Smith couldn’tread anything Egyptian.What to do After they Say,“I do”Richard GardnerThe most important things you cando for a new believer is not whatyou would expect. Though manythings are good for a new believerto learn and do, the best is to develop a relationship with Jesus Christand secondly to learn how to life awhole life of faith.Using Skateboarding ToOpen Doors & ChangeLivesTim Byrne & Dave SmithLearn how a skateboard park inPortland influenced a global ministry movement that has reachedmillions of people, both skaters, andnon-skaters worldwide.God’s People Effectively Mobilized in Mission12/16/19 7:26 AM

ONE : WORKSHOPS :WORKSHOPTRACK NAMEWORKSHOP ONEWORKSHOP TWOVISIT EXHIBITORSWORKSHOP THREEWORKSHOP FOURFRIDAY 5:30-6:30 PMSATURDAY 11:00-NOONSATURDAY 12:00-1:30 PMSATURDAY 1:30-2:30 PMSATURDAY 5:30-6:30 PMFamilies onMission(205, Capacity 40)Dealing with Your Family &Extended FamilyChildren’s Schooling,Community Impact &How to Stay, Not StrayPreparation for CrossCultural LivingFriendly Fire & ChildrenReturning to the U.S.for SchoolingDon & Ele ParrottCome prepare your family for missions ministry (spiritual preparation,studying culture, language, country,expect attacks and more) Also, howto deal with your extended familywho will miss you.Don & Ele ParrottHow to deal with the stress fromcultural and language immersion,family roles, language learning andministry expectations.Don & Ele ParrottFive schooling options for children,family opportunities (your community, your neighbors, the friends ofyour children) Keys to Staying, Stepsto Bailing.Don & Ele ParrottHow to deal with questions, doubt,criticism, pressure from friends andextended family members. How tohandle the older children returningto U.S. for schooling.Freedom &Justice(102, Capacity 40)Light in the DarknessRestoration is PossibleLeslie YoderThrough testimony we will look atcomplex trauma and God’s heartfor justice, healing and restoration.We will explore how we can livemissionally out of our healing andtransformed lives to reach the vulnerable, forgotten and exploited inour communities.Esther NelsonThis workshop will focus on the roleof advocacy and collaboration insupport of those victimized in thecommercial sex industry.Michael GeigerDeveloping a trauma informedresponse to the commercial exploitation of children and adults.InternationalStudents(120, Capacity 32)Preparing Students forPersecution: 1Preparing Students forPersecution: 2Carmen BryantHatred toward Christians is growing.Five of the top ten nations sendingstudents to the US are among theworld’s top persecutors. How doesthis affect campus ministry?Kerry SinclairAt least 60% of internationalstudents are from countries thatpersecute Christians. What isneeded in ISM while they are hereto prepare them to stand firm andnot drop out?Partnering in GospelMinistry with ChristianInternational StudentsGo to All Ethnic Groups:Revisiting Matthew28:19-20Jonathan GuestMissionaries often rely upon crosscultural partnerships with localbelievers. Learn how Christian international students can multiply yourministry to the nations among us.Carmen BryantChurch tradition says that true missions requires crossing an ocean. Incontrast, Jesus speaks about ethnicgroups, not countries. ISM is strategicworld mission.Islam(Community LifeCenter,Capacity 75)Evangelizing MuslimFriendsIntroduction to IslamChurches Reaching theMiddle East ThroughHealth CareIndonesian Islam: Challenges & OpportunitiesSanhosh KumasiLearn some of the practical ways ofsharing your faith with your Muslimfriends and acquaintances. Howto help Muslims overcome the topthree hurdles for them to acceptChrist as the Messiah.Tom Dewer & Carl PfanderThis workshop will be coveringthe Five pillars of Islam, the basicbeliefs, practices and cultural do’sand don’ts. If time permits we willbe discussing some of the currentapproaches to connecting withMuslims and their strengths andweaknesses.Local Initiatives(213, Capacity 40)Combining Forces in LocalCampus MinistryThe Church & LocalMissionsGarrett BerkHow do we as the Church effectively combine resources and skillsto reach domestic and internationalstudents on local campuses?Zachary GillockMany churches are wrestling withwhat local missions can look like.We’ll be looking at God’s heart formissions and discussing a Biblicalframework for looking at poverty.The Healing Power ofListeningThe Cost of Caring: Dealing with Vicarious TraumaLynn Paulsen“Be quick to listen” - possibly themost violated command in Scripture. Our hearts long to connect, tobe known and loved. But there’s aprice, thus we say ‘pay’ attention.Steven TracyVicarious trauma results fromwitnessing human suffering. It isa great missionary challenge. Thisworkshop will explore how to dealeffectively with vicarious trauma.Tim BoettcherNo MK has exactly the sameexperience. Yet they have commonexperiences as well as challenges.Understanding these becomes thebasis for knowing how to care forthem.Mission Basics(128, Capacity 32)Why Missions?Called Me Maybe?Living A Missional LifeLet’s Get Going!Summer RootMissions is often a word that isoverused and misunderstood. Let’sgo back to the basics and defineterms, ideas, and concepts from aBiblical and global perspective.Tim HartmanMany

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