You are invited to the next MP3 Missions Lunch
Date: Thursday, Oct. 28, 2010 from 11:30 - 1:30pm
Subject: Senior Pastors Making a Global Impact
Panel: Pastor Steve Harling, Foothills Community Church
Pastor Michael Hidalgo, Denver Community Church
Pastor Kevin Navarro, Bethany EV Free Church
Host: Denver Community Church
1101 S Washington St.
Denver, CO 80210-1615
(just North of I-25, East of Broadway)
www.denverchurch.org
Please bring your own bag lunch. Drinks and dessert will be provided. We begin with a time of fellowship and opportunity to network, then we have our panel discussion and a time for questions.
RSVP to h.britton@worldventure.com so we know many are coming.
Mentoring in Missions
Join us at Denver Seminary, Administration Bldg. Executive Board Rm 201, 6399 S. Santa Fe, Littleton CO 80120. See more information below.
Mentoring in Missions
Date: Sept. 23, 2010, 11:30 - 1:30pm.
Subject: Mentoring in Missions
Is mentoring different from discipling, coaching, training, or supervising? How can a local church help develop missionary candidates? Is it necessary to be an experienced missionary to mentor a missionary? What are the nuts and bolts of a good mentoring relationship?
Panel: Dr. Scott Klingsmith has spent over 20 years in Eastern Europe and currently serves as missiologist-in-residence at Denver Seminary.
Pastor Glenn Pieters at Rocky Mountain Christian Church has spent the summer in Kenya as part of his course requirements for Denver Seminary.
Gwen Britton is WorldVenture's Pre-Field Coordinator, shepherding missionary appointees in partnership with their church mentors. She has also mentored students at Denver Seminary.
Please bring your own bag lunch. Drinks and dessert will be provided. We begin with a time of fellowship and opportunity to network, then we'll have our panel discussion and a time for questions.
Please REPLY to RSVP to Fran Blomberg mozhna1@msn.com.
Subject: Mentoring in Missions
Is mentoring different from discipling, coaching, training, or supervising? How can a local church help develop missionary candidates? Is it necessary to be an experienced missionary to mentor a missionary? What are the nuts and bolts of a good mentoring relationship?
Panel: Dr. Scott Klingsmith has spent over 20 years in Eastern Europe and currently serves as missiologist-in-residence at Denver Seminary.
Pastor Glenn Pieters at Rocky Mountain Christian Church has spent the summer in Kenya as part of his course requirements for Denver Seminary.
Gwen Britton is WorldVenture's Pre-Field Coordinator, shepherding missionary appointees in partnership with their church mentors. She has also mentored students at Denver Seminary.
Please bring your own bag lunch. Drinks and dessert will be provided. We begin with a time of fellowship and opportunity to network, then we'll have our panel discussion and a time for questions.
Please REPLY to RSVP to Fran Blomberg mozhna1@msn.com.
MP3 Meeting: What Does Multi-Ethnic Church Look Like
Thursday, May 27, 2010 from 11:30 - 1:30 pm.
Panel:
1: Models for a Multi-ethnic Church
Pastor John Kuo, Galilee South Community Church
2. Challenges and Blessings of Multi-ethnic Partners
Pastor Mike Harrison, Bethany Evangelical Free Church
Pastor Francisco Mendez, Vida Nueva Para Denver
3. The place for an Ethnic Church in Today's Community
Pastor Vincent Omegba, Reformed Christian Church of God
Host: The Next Level Church (office), 3220 S Acoma St, Englewood CO 80110 www.tnl.org
TNL will be serving lunch. We begin with a time of fellowship and opportunity to network,then we'll have our panel discussion and a time for questions.
Panel:
1: Models for a Multi-ethnic Church
Pastor John Kuo, Galilee South Community Church
2. Challenges and Blessings of Multi-ethnic Partners
Pastor Mike Harrison, Bethany Evangelical Free Church
Pastor Francisco Mendez, Vida Nueva Para Denver
3. The place for an Ethnic Church in Today's Community
Pastor Vincent Omegba, Reformed Christian Church of God
Host: The Next Level Church (office), 3220 S Acoma St, Englewood CO 80110 www.tnl.org
TNL will be serving lunch. We begin with a time of fellowship and opportunity to network,then we'll have our panel discussion and a time for questions.
Missionay Care at Denver Seminary
The Denver Seminary Counseling Division would like to invite you to a special presentation on Missionary Care.
Join us Thursday, May 27, 2010 at 2:00pm in the Executive Board Room at Denver Seminary to hear Dr. Roger Brown speak on “Missionary Mental Health Needs: What Are the Gaps in Services Provided?”
Dr. Brown is a board certified psychiatrist and is board eligible in child and adolescent psychiatry. Dr. Brown has been serving at the Tumaini Counselling Center in Kenya since 1991.
Feel free to contact Sharon Gipe, the Counseling Division Administrator with questions. You may reach her at sharon.gipe@denverseminary.edu or 303-762-6954.
Join us Thursday, May 27, 2010 at 2:00pm in the Executive Board Room at Denver Seminary to hear Dr. Roger Brown speak on “Missionary Mental Health Needs: What Are the Gaps in Services Provided?”
Dr. Brown is a board certified psychiatrist and is board eligible in child and adolescent psychiatry. Dr. Brown has been serving at the Tumaini Counselling Center in Kenya since 1991.
Feel free to contact Sharon Gipe, the Counseling Division Administrator with questions. You may reach her at sharon.gipe@denverseminary.edu or 303-762-6954.
“Diversity in Evangelical Mission Today”
Colorado Christian University Hosts Regional Meeting of Evangelical Missiological Society: “Diversity in Evangelical Mission Today”
When: Friday, April 23, 2010; 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Where: CCU School of Education, Room 101, 8787 W. Alameda Ave., Lakewood, CO, 80226
On April 23 Colorado Christian University (Lakewood, Colo.) will host the Rocky Mountains regional meeting of the Evangelical Missiological Society. Entitled “Diversity in Evangelical Mission Today,” the meeting will feature seasoned guest speakers presenting on a variety of thought-provoking missions topics.
This all-day event is open to the public, and registration is due by April 20:
• $50 – Standard price (conference, lunch, EMS annual membership)
• $35 – Student membership price (conference, lunch, EMS annual membership)
• $25 – Non-member price (conference and lunch)
• $10 – CCU student price (conference only)
For registration information, visit www.emsweb.org/rocky-mnt-region. For driving directions to CCU, or for a campus map, go to www.ccu.edu/directory/maincampus.asp. Additional questions may be directed to David Bosworth, CCU director of student missions, at 303.963.3374 or dbosworth@ccu.edu.
When: Friday, April 23, 2010; 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Where: CCU School of Education, Room 101, 8787 W. Alameda Ave., Lakewood, CO, 80226
On April 23 Colorado Christian University (Lakewood, Colo.) will host the Rocky Mountains regional meeting of the Evangelical Missiological Society. Entitled “Diversity in Evangelical Mission Today,” the meeting will feature seasoned guest speakers presenting on a variety of thought-provoking missions topics.
This all-day event is open to the public, and registration is due by April 20:
• $50 – Standard price (conference, lunch, EMS annual membership)
• $35 – Student membership price (conference, lunch, EMS annual membership)
• $25 – Non-member price (conference and lunch)
• $10 – CCU student price (conference only)
For registration information, visit www.emsweb.org/rocky-mnt-region. For driving directions to CCU, or for a campus map, go to www.ccu.edu/directory/maincampus.asp. Additional questions may be directed to David Bosworth, CCU director of student missions, at 303.963.3374 or dbosworth@ccu.edu.
MP3 Meeting: Learning from National Church Leaders
Date: April 22, 2010
Subject: Learning from National Church Leaders. We live in exciting times of watching national churches mature like in the book of ACTS. Our panel of national Christian workers from Asia, Africa and Latin America will be sharing with us the opportunities they see and the obstacles they face. Their methods, expectations and experiences will offer us ideas on innovative practices and their faith will encourage us.
Host: Bear Valley Church, 10001 W Jewell Ave, Lakewood CO 80232 www.bvchurch.org
Please bring your own bag lunch. Drinks and dessert will be provided. We begin with a time of fellowship and opportunity to network, then we'll have our panel discussion and a time for questions.
Panel:
1. Jung Dangshing. Jung is Deputy Director of Frontier Labourers for Christ (FLC) housed in Chiang Mai, Thailand and is currently studying at CCU. FLC is focused on evangelism of tribal peoples living within the Golden Triangle Area of SE Asia. Jung was an evangelist to the Akha peoples.
2. Grace Lui Kong is a native of China who came to faith in the university through the influence of Japanese missionaries. She has had several years experience with Chinese house churches and is currently an M.Div. student at Denver Seminary.
3. Tony Weedor is the Executive Director at CenterPoint International Foundation serving the nation of Liberia, West Africa with ministries for transformed living.
4. Wilmer Ramirez is director of IDEAL Institute, Denver Seminary’s lay-level certificate program that offers classes in Bible and theology to Hispanics in the metro Denver area. Wilmer is a graduate of Seminario Teologico Centro Americano in Guatemala, one of Latin America’s premier evangelical seminaries.
Subject: Learning from National Church Leaders. We live in exciting times of watching national churches mature like in the book of ACTS. Our panel of national Christian workers from Asia, Africa and Latin America will be sharing with us the opportunities they see and the obstacles they face. Their methods, expectations and experiences will offer us ideas on innovative practices and their faith will encourage us.
Host: Bear Valley Church, 10001 W Jewell Ave, Lakewood CO 80232 www.bvchurch.org
Please bring your own bag lunch. Drinks and dessert will be provided. We begin with a time of fellowship and opportunity to network, then we'll have our panel discussion and a time for questions.
Panel:
1. Jung Dangshing. Jung is Deputy Director of Frontier Labourers for Christ (FLC) housed in Chiang Mai, Thailand and is currently studying at CCU. FLC is focused on evangelism of tribal peoples living within the Golden Triangle Area of SE Asia. Jung was an evangelist to the Akha peoples.
2. Grace Lui Kong is a native of China who came to faith in the university through the influence of Japanese missionaries. She has had several years experience with Chinese house churches and is currently an M.Div. student at Denver Seminary.
3. Tony Weedor is the Executive Director at CenterPoint International Foundation serving the nation of Liberia, West Africa with ministries for transformed living.
4. Wilmer Ramirez is director of IDEAL Institute, Denver Seminary’s lay-level certificate program that offers classes in Bible and theology to Hispanics in the metro Denver area. Wilmer is a graduate of Seminario Teologico Centro Americano in Guatemala, one of Latin America’s premier evangelical seminaries.
MP3 Meeting: How High Are The Hurdles?
It's important that you join us next week for our monthly MP3 meeting BECAUSE YOU ARE THE SPEAKER.
Okay, you're not the official speaker, but your input is going to be critical to the success of our meeting. Rather than have a panel like we normally do, we are going to generate some small group discussion around our lunch tables, brainstorm some issues critical to the church and then report to one another what we've discussed and learned. The discussion topic will be HOW HIGH ARE THE HIGH HURDLES? and we'll be focused on hurdles our churches are overcoming to reach the world for Christ.
Location: Cherry Hills Community Church, Front Lobby, 3900 Grace, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
Please bring your own bag lunch. Drinks and dessert will be provided.
We begin with a time of fellowship and opportunity to network, then we'll have our discussion and a time for questions.
Okay, you're not the official speaker, but your input is going to be critical to the success of our meeting. Rather than have a panel like we normally do, we are going to generate some small group discussion around our lunch tables, brainstorm some issues critical to the church and then report to one another what we've discussed and learned. The discussion topic will be HOW HIGH ARE THE HIGH HURDLES? and we'll be focused on hurdles our churches are overcoming to reach the world for Christ.
Location: Cherry Hills Community Church, Front Lobby, 3900 Grace, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
Please bring your own bag lunch. Drinks and dessert will be provided.
We begin with a time of fellowship and opportunity to network, then we'll have our discussion and a time for questions.
Haiti Relief Opportunities
Christian World Outreach - Dean Yoder - www.cwomissions.org
Global Vision Citadelle Ministries - www.gvcm.org
Missions Door - www.missionsdoor.org
Global Vision Citadelle Ministries - www.gvcm.org
Missions Door - www.missionsdoor.org
MP3 Meeting: The Crisis in Haiti and the Immigration Challenge
Date: Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010 from 11:30-1:30 pm.
Subject: The Crisis in Haiti and the Immigration Challenge
Host: Bethany Evangelical Church, 6240 S Broadway, Littleton CO 80121www.bethanyefree.org
Please bring your own sack lunch. Drinks and dessert will be provided.
With the current crisis in Haiti, we want to dedicate half our time for this. Dr. Danny Carroll Rodas, Professor of Old Testament, Denver Seminary and author of “Christians at the Boarder: Immigration, the Church, and the Bible” will also be speaking about the challenge of Immigration. Please participate with us on these key issues.
Subject: The Crisis in Haiti and the Immigration Challenge
Host: Bethany Evangelical Church, 6240 S Broadway, Littleton CO 80121www.bethanyefree.org
Please bring your own sack lunch. Drinks and dessert will be provided.
With the current crisis in Haiti, we want to dedicate half our time for this. Dr. Danny Carroll Rodas, Professor of Old Testament, Denver Seminary and author of “Christians at the Boarder: Immigration, the Church, and the Bible” will also be speaking about the challenge of Immigration. Please participate with us on these key issues.
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