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Pre-Function Area outside Exhibit Halls A and B
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•Building Bridges: Reaching Out to a Diverse & Changing World
•Small Churches Can Do Great Things
•Global Perspective on Immigrant and Refugee Resettlement
•Hands-On Discipleship through Economic Development
•Encountering Women and Children at Risk
•Cross-Cultural Equipping of Leaders
•ABCUSA and Baptist-Muslim Dialogue led by ABCUSA General Secretary A. Roy Medley
•And more...
Speaker - Nick Vujicic, “My Hands...My Feet”. Nick Vujicic was born without arms or legs and given no medical reason for his condition. Faced with countless challenges, God has given him the strength to surmount what others might call impossible.
•A Taste of the World Mission Conference Luncheon: Experience an event that has impacted the lives of thousands coast to coast! Different missionaries will share powerful stories of cutting edge ministries. ($20)
•Beneath the Skin: Baptists and Racism: A served luncheon with a panel discussion about the DVD of that name, produced by the Baptist Center for Ethics, with support from National Ministries and other Baptist groups. ($35)
Jr. High and High School students (6th-12th grades) will have lunch and activities at First Baptist Church of Pasadena. Download a youth registration form and submit to Pastor Erin.
Connect with missionaries, agencies, authors, publishers, and leaders who are making a difference throughout our country and world. This year the Mission Fair will have locations where attendees may help assemble personal hygiene kits, school kits and baby kits to be distributed through White Cross and Church World Service. The Mission Fair will include a project sponsored by National Ministries in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles. The project involves building playhouses for children living in the Greater Los Angeles area and beyond. This redesigned Mission Fair will provide space for formal and informal gatherings and networking, for a variety of musical presentations, and for attendees to obtain helpful resources to enhance congregational ministry.
Celebrate our unity and gift of diversity as a denomination, and to enjoy a fun time of glorious fellowship in an indoor and outdoor setting at the Convention Center. We will enjoy food and music from around the world and be thrilled with the music of a jazz band and the distinct sounds of Taiko drums, Tahitian dancers, hula dancers from Oahu, and a Latino dance ensemble.
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