Acts 1:8 Leadership Conference and SeminarThe Challenge Conference
Time is set aside during the conference for interaction with partners, as well as for praying for specific people groups to be reached with the gospel at home and abroad. A closing challenge encourages churches to sign up for the Acts 1:8 Challenge or to renew their commitment to an Acts 1:8 paradigm of missions and ministry. An Acts 1:8 Challenge Conference is designed to assist local Baptist associations or state Baptist conventions in presenting the Acts 1:8 challenge of Jesus to their churches. It provides a strong framework for missions and ministry around the Great Commission and Acts 1:8. Sample Conference Schedule:
Mailer Front (jpg) Designed for churches that already have a commitment to an Acts 1:8 paradigm of missions and the Acts 1:8 Challenge, this one-day seminar provide direction for building a deployment strategy. With a deeper exploration of the theological underpinnings of the Great Commission and Jesus’ Acts 1:8 challenge to 1st century church, the seminar may be led by an Acts 1:8 pastor practitioner, associational director of missions, state convention leader or a leader from the North American Mission Board or International Mission Board. Representation of all Acts 1:8 partner entities – the local Baptist association (Jerusalem), state Baptist Convention (Judea), the North American Mission Board (Samaria) and the International Mission Board (ends of the earth) – is encouraged, but not necessary. The seminar will lead churches to establish strategies to carry out Acts 1:8 through a commitment to the eight Kingdom-growing responses of the Acts 1:8 Challenge. Churches will be asked commit during the seminar to support, work alongside, and form partnerships with its Acts 1:8 partners. Sample Seminar Schedule:
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