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Enter the Water Come to the Table 71st Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectures Enter the Water Come to the Table PEPPERDINE BIBLE LECTURES April 29-May 2, 2014 pepperdine.edu/biblelectures MikeMessage fromCope Welcome, friends, to the 71st Pepperdine Bible Lectures! We’re so thankful you’re here for this time D of fellowship, worship, study, and renewal. As most of you know, we give you a chance to soak in as much as you want: from early-morning devotionals and breakfast meetings to late-night events and pie with AWP. In addition to the regular schedule of classes through the day, this year we’ve added excursions: trips to the incredible Getty Villa led by Pepperdine New Testament professor Ron Cox, and a hike that focuses on photographing God’s beautiful creation led by one of our biology professors, Steve Davis. We’ll be focused on baptism and communion this year with our theme “Enter the Water, Come to the Table.” The seven keynote messages and several of the classes will help us understand better the essence of these gifts of God. They will deepen our knowledge of the gospel, discipleship, the church, mission, and eschatology. But our hope is that we grow deeper in ways beyond just our understanding! Let us, for example, grow deeper in our relationships as we share our stories of baptism and communion with one another. Find time with a few friends— old or brand new!—to invite memories: “Tell us about your baptism”; “tell us about a few of your favorite times of communion.” We look forward to sharing communion together on Friday night at tables around campus. Plus, we have people ready to assist anyone during the week who’d like to be baptized in the Pepperdine pool or the Pacific Ocean. (Warning: we can control the heat of the former better than we can the latter!) May we use these few days surrounded by the beauty of Malibu to celebrate God’s faithful love, to reconnect to dear friends, to recommit to the new life into which we were raised, and to envision again entering our communities as those filled with the mission of Christ. Michael W. Cope Director of Ministry Outreach GENERAL INFORMATION FOOD SERVICES LECTURE CENTRAL BREAKFAST (Wed–Sat) Located in the BPC 191 (near the fountain and Elkins Waves Cafe 6–8 AM $8 Auditorium). 310.506.4270 HAWC Cafe 7 AM–5 PM Tues 10 AM–11 PM Fieldhouse Coffee Truck 7:30–10:30 AM (in Fieldhouse Wed–Fri 7 AM–10:30 PM parking lot) Sat 6 –10:30 AM Joslyn Plaza Coffee Cart 8 AM–1:30 PM Jamba Juice 10 AM–5 PM (TCC) LOST AND FOUND Please do not leave belongings in classrooms or the LUNCH (Wed–Fri) Fieldhouse. All items will be collected at Lecture Central. Waves Cafe 11:30 AM–1 PM $9 Heritage Hall 11:30 AM–1 PM $9 MEDICAL ASSISTANCE Amphitheatre Grill 11:30 AM–6:30 PM For any medical emergency, dial 911 first, then call HAWC Cafe 7 AM–5 PM opens on Tues Public Safety at 310.506.4441. Remember to stay hydrated! DINNER (Tues–Fri) Waves Cafe 4:30–6 PM $14 RECORDINGS AND LIVE STREAMING Tues: Opening Night Dinner, hosted by AWP Wed/Thur: Open dining Enjoy free audio and video recordings from Pepperdine Fri: Church Celebration Dinner Bible Lectures on your computer or mobile device. Visit Amphitheatre Grill 11:30 AM–6:30 PM pepperdine.edu/biblelectures/multimedia HAWC Cafe 7 AM–5 PM LIVE STREAMING: every morning and evening keynote AFTERNOON / LATE-NIGHT OPTIONS in Firestone Fieldhouse on the Bible Lectures website HAWC Coffee Shop 7 AM–5 PM and app. Jamba Juice 10 AM–5 PM (TCC) AUDIO RECORDINGS: available online for free download AWP Pie and Coffee 9–11 PM (Waves Cafe) from iTunes U the day after each session. VENUES TO VISIT VIDEO RECORDINGS: all seven keynote sessions will be available for free on YouTube and iTunes U after the FREDERICK R. WEISMAN MUSEUM OF ART Bible Lectures. 11 AM–5 PM Featuring Jack Maxwell “Sacred Spaces” MOBILE APP: build your agenda, take notes, and access Artist's Reception: THUR, 2:30 PM up-to-date information about classes, book signings, Jack Maxwell is a nationally renowned sculptor. and other announcements. His most recent monumental piece, Jacob’s Dream, resides on the campus of Abilene Christian University FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN in Abilene, Texas. His current oil paintings concentrate on sacred spaces, inspired by his extensive travels NURSING MOTHERS’ ROOM throughout the British Isles and Italy. He has captured Located at the far end of the Fieldhouse lobby, toward the pool unique perspectives of grand cathedrals and exit. Please visit the kiosk in the lobby if you need assistance. village churches. MAKING WAVES CHILDREN’S PROGRAM Ages 6 months–11 years old HEROES GARDEN Tues–Fri 1–4:30 PM, 6–9 PM Located at one of the highest points on campus, Pendleton Learning Center (PLC) across from Villa Graziadio, Heroes Garden stands $5 per session, per child as an outdoor chapel, a place of honor, reflection, and especially, remembrance. PEPPERDINE VIEW TEEN PROGRAM Classes, field trips, and service projects PAYSON LIBRARY 8 AM–6 PM PM Wed–Fri 1:30–4:15 Churches of Christ Heritage Center (2nd floor) PM Meet at Howard A. White Center (HAWC) at 1:30 11 AM–6 PM (1–6 PM TUES) The Churches of Christ Heritage Center is a repository of ON-CAMPUS SHUTTLES books, documents, photographs, religious periodicals, SHUTTLE HOURS (STOPS EVERY 20 MINUTES) congregational histories, biographical studies, Tues NOON – 11:30 PM archival materials and artifacts of the Stone-Campbell Wed – Fri 6 AM – 11:30 PM Restoration Movement and the Churches of Christ. Sat 6 – 10 AM Please see map inside back cover for shuttle stop locations. PEPPERDINE BOOKSTORE 7:45 AM–9:30 PM For wheelchair transportation, please call Lecture Central at Tues–Fri 8 AM–4 PM 310.506.4270. Sat 1 EXHIBITORS FIRESTONE FIELDHOUSE HOUSING CHECK-OUT Agape Villages For those who are spending the week on- Boone Center for the Family China Now campus with us, check-out is Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Effort 6-10 AM, Saturday morning at CCB. Churches of Christ Disaster Response Team Eastern European Mission Shuttles will be making the rounds. Global Christian Taskforce Hallal Singers If you plan to leave before Saturday morning, Hope Network please bring your linens and keys to Lecture Kairos Church Planting Central (open until 10:30 PM). Kibo Group International Let’s Start Talking Mission Alive If you plan to leave early Saturday morning, Missions Resource Network please call 310.506.4270 or stop by Lecture Pepperdine Office of Admissions Central this evening to notify us. World Bible School World Christian Broadcasting World English Institute LOST AND FOUND ZOE Group Please do not leave items unattended or use JOYCE AND STANLEY BLACK FAMILY PLAZA CLASSROOMS items to “hold” multiple chairs in the sessions. Great Cities Mission (Any found items can be brought to Lecture Central.) Health Talents International Iron Rose Sister Ministries Kum Ba Yah Foundation If you are missing anything, please call or stop Mountain States Children’s Home by Lecture Central before you leave. Panama City Metropolitan Church of Christ Pension Fund of the Christian Church Village of Hope SAVE THE DATE West Coast Rush TYLER CAMPUS CENTER SANDBAR May 5-8, 2015 Charlotte Publishing, Eternal Threads, Leafwood Publishing, New Mexico Christian Children’s Home, We hope to see you next year! Pepperdine Bookstore SPECIAL RECEPTIONS AND MEAL PROGRAMS Abilene Christian University THUR, 8:30 PM, Weisman Museum Lipscomb University WED, 8:30 PM, Weisman Museum Africans Claiming Africa WED, 7 AM, Hahn Fireside Rm Lubbock Christian University WED, NOON, Daughrity home Campus Ministries THUR, NOON, Beaman Patio Mission Alive THUR, 4:30 PM, Hahn Fireside Rm Children’s Ministries THUR, NOON, Faculty Dining Rm Missions Resource Network THUR, NOON, Hahn Fireside Rm Christian Chronicle WED, NOON, Heritage Hall Oklahoma Christian University THUR, 9 PM, Brock House Christian Relief Fund FRI, NOON, Hahn Fireside Rm Pepperdine Admissions Interest WED, 9 PM, HAWC Come Before Winter TUES, 9 PM, HAWC Pepperdine Religion Alumni WED, 7 AM, Faculty Dining Rm Eastern European Mission THUR, 7 AM, Hahn Fireside Rm Restoration Quarterly FRI, NOON, Heritage Hall Great Cities Missions THUR, 4:30 PM, Faculty Dining Rm Rochester College FRI, NOON, Faculty Dining Rm Great Lakes Christian College THUR, 9 PM, HAWC Seaver/GPC Alumni TUES, 8:30 PM, Weisman Museum Harding University Alumni THUR, 9 PM, Hahn Fireside Rm Sunset Intl Bible Institute WED, 9 PM, Hahn Fireside Rm Harding School of Theology WED, NOON, Beaman Patio Women in Ministry FRI, NOON, Beaman Patio Healing Hands International FRI, NOON, Hahn Fireside Rm World Bible School FRI, 7 AM, Hahn Fireside Rm Hispanic Ministries FRI, NOON, Alumni Park World English Institute FRI, 7 AM, Hahn Fireside Rm Kairos: Church Planting WED, 4:30 PM, Hahn Fireside Rm World Christian Broadcasting WED, NOON, Hahn Fireside Rm Kibo Group International WED, 4:30 PM, Faculty Dining Rm Young Professional Singles WED, 9 PM, Sandbar Patio Leaven Journal THUR, NOON, Heritage Hall Youth Ministries WED, NOON, Faculty Dining Rm Let’s Start Talking THUR, 7 AM, Faculty Dining Rm York College WED, 9 PM, Faculty Dining Rm 2 — The 71st Annual — Pepperdine University Bible Lectures Schedule TUESDAY, APRIL 29 Title: God's Brave New World: Dreams of Life as It Is Meant to Be (Part One: 2:30–3:30 PM Ministry Pre-Conference Encountering God's New World in the Psalms) Speaker: John Ortberg, Menlo Park, CA Teacher: Bobby Valentine, Tucson, AZ Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Place: BPC 190 4:30–6 PM Opening Night Dinner 9–10 PM Receptions Hosted by Associated Women for Pepperdine Seaver and George Pepperdine Host: Roxanne Lee, Chino, CA College Alumni Speaker: Darryl Tippens, Malibu, CA Doors open at 8:30 PM.
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