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Welcome to the Bible Lectureship, Didn't we just have a Lectureship? the first -ever in September. We have The move from February to long anticipated this! While it may September gave us only a take us a while to get used to the seven-month planning window . I miss new date, we think the long-term those extra five months. However, the future of Lectureship is strengthened frantic pace of planning was made by a move to the fall. This change easier to endure by the excitement gives Lectureship its own place on of what lies in store for September . the university calendar and will One of the biggest gains in allow us to maximize both the the September move is greater great outdoor venues our campus provides in the fall, involvement by students. Due to student leadership , and the outstanding resources represented by our you are not only more likely to be seated next to a faculty and students. student in a Lectureship class, but to learn from them As you browse through this Lectureship booklet, as they participate in leading classesand worship you will notice that more than the date has changed. opportunities. How exciting it will be to watch a There are more workshops, student participants, and Habitat for Humanity house go up right before our conversations across academic disciplines. eyes. This was a student idea that brings an entirely While some things are new, many things remain the new dimension to Lectureship . same. We will still allow the Bible to be the central focus I am eager to see Jack Maxwell's new sculpture, of our time together . In February, the theme lectures Jacob's Dream, which will not only be visually stunning, worked through the first part of the Gospel of John. In but also will include reflective space that will host September, outstanding preachers will lead us to the end morning prayers and Lectureship classes.In fact, the move of this great gospel. As always, we will have stimulating to September opens for us many great outdoor spaces classesand inspiring worship . Our exhibitors are back that have sparked our imaginations. I can't wait for the in full force, and there will still be times and places for first outdoor worship under the stars in Beauchamp pie and coffee with old friends. While some things are Amphitheatre, or to see the great things that will changing, we think the best aspects of Lectureship will happen at Jesse'sCorner, a new space near the Lunsford remain the same. Foundation Trail between Sewell Theatre and the Hardin Thanks for joining us for what promises to be a Administration Building - a perfect space for a variety of spiritual feast . Our prayer is that in all things, both spiritually reflective and artistic activities . new and old, God will be glorified and His people You will also notice changes in the afternoon strengthened for service in the world. Lectureship format, featuring more extended sessions and workshops. So, while we haven't had as much time to prepare, we can't wait to see how things go. We hope you will value being our partners in this new Lectureship adventure .

ROYCE MONEY President, Abilene Christian University

MARK LOVE Director of Ministry Events

1 Contents Theme Lecture Speakers ...... 3 Praise and Prayer ...... 4 Gospel and Culture ...... 5 Art and Faith ...... 6-7 Justice and Mercy ...... 8 Who Are Humans ...... 8 ELDERLINK Afternoon Extended Classes ...... 9 Forum2007 Sunday Lecture ...... 10 Monday Classesand Lectures ...... 11 Atlanta, Ga. • Dallas, Texas Tuesday Classesand Lectures ...... 22 Houston, Texas • Nashua, N.H. ACU Lectureship Planner ...... 27 Portland, Ore. • Rochester, Mich. Wednesday Classesand Lectures ...... 36 Elderlink brings togethe r past, present and Index of Partic ipants ...... 45 future elders and their spouses,ministers and other interested church leadersto equip, Program Participants ...... 46 encourage and link those who lead and Meal and Meeting Schedule ...... 51 serve as elders in Churches of Christ. ACU Map ...... 56 For more information contact Sandy Lowe. Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building Map ...... Inside Back Cover 325-674-3701 • [email protected] www.acu.edu/ministry/elderlink Registration Please register at one of the two Lectureship Central areas: Teague Special Events Center or the Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building. It is important we have your Abilene address during the week in case of emergencies . We also would like your home or email address so we can mail you publications Ministry about future Lectureship programs and other ACU events. Your registration also enables us to maintain an attendance count. Register on line at SUMMIT www.acu.edu/events/lectureship. No registration fee. April 19-20, 2007 "Reading in Community" Child Care PlenarySpeaker : Richard Hays Day and evening child care will be provided at no charge during Lectureship. Registration Fee: $60 Daytime care: children 6 months to 5 years of age only, please. For more information contact Evening care: children 2 to 5 years of age only, please. Kate Miller at Ministry Events. HILLCREST CHURCH NURSERY (day child care) 325-674-3750• [email protected] 8 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.; 1:30-5 p.m. www .acu.edu/events/summit GIBSON CENTER, ROOM 234 (evening child care) 6:30-9 p.m . Exhibits Exhibits will be located in Teague Special Events Center. The Teague Center Summer promises to be a wonderful location for Lectureship guests to enjoy quality displays by approximately 100 exhibitors. For more information about exhibits WORKSHOP or to request an exhibit space, contact Sandy Lowe by phone at 325-674-3701 or July 26-28, 2007 email lowe@bible .acu.edu . Eachsummer, ACU Summer Workshop is designed to encourage, equip and inspire Meals servant leaders in the church. The workshop THE WORLD FAMOUS BEAN GRILL ON THE HILL, features classesfor Bible teachers of children, Hours for Monday-Wednesday : Onstead-PackerBiblical Studies youth and adults, along with other tracks • Breakfast - 7-9:30 a.m. Building,Chapel on the Hill Portico such as Older Adult Ministry, Women's • Continental Breakfast - 9:30-10:30 a.m. Lunch - 11:30 a.m.-1 : 15 p.m. Ministry and Small Church Ministry. • Lunch - 11 :30 a.m.-2 p.m . Dinner - 4:30-6:15 p.m . For more information contact • Dinner - 5-7 p.m. Kate Miller at Ministry Events. 325-674-3750• [email protected] www .acu.edu/summerworkshop Shuttle Service Shuttle service will be provided throughout Lectureship at no charge . During Lectureship, call 325-674-3744 (Ext. 3744 on campus) to arrange transportation . Audio and Video Recordings Order forms for audio CDs and DVDs of theme lectures will be available in Teague Special Events Center. Post-event sales of audio CDs and DVDs can be made through Gaylor MultiMedia , Inc., phone 615-361-4120 or onl ine at www.gayloronline.com . e

JACK RHSf Ali,lrnc , Tex<1, e Sunday 7 p.m. "I Was Blind But Now I See" JoHN 9:1-41

IC THOl\1AS JR JOHN YORK JOHN SIBURT R O l /, C, I (' I HI 11S /\1,tl, N,1s/111illt Tc1111 R1thardso11 , Tcx,1s Monday 11 a.m. Tuesday 11 a.m. Wednesday 11 a.m. "I Have Come That They May "I Am the Vine and "What is Truth?" Have Abundant Life" You are the Branches" JOHN 18-19 JOHN 10:1-21 JOHN 15:1-17

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Monday 7 p.m. Tuesday 7 p.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. "I Am the Resurrection "That You May Be "That You Might Believe and and the Life" Completely One" Have Life in His Name"

JOHN 11: 1-44 JOHN 17 JOHN 20

3 At Lectureshipwe gather to experienceworship in its richvariety . Takeadvantage of thefollowing opportunities:

Morning Prayers Start each day centered in God. Join us daily at 8 a.m. at Jacob's Dream, the new sculpture created by Jack Maxwell, for morning prayers and devotion .

Beauchamp Amphitheatre You are invited to join the harmonious voices filling the air Late Night on Sunday and Tuesday when True Lift (Malibu, Calif.) and George Pendergrass and Things in Common (Hershey, Pa.) lead us in a time of praise and worship.

Worship and Song Each evening at 6:15 p.m. in Moody Coliseum, we will gather for praise to prepare us for the evening's worship with inspirational singing. Our groups this year include Come As You Are (Abilene, Texas), H.I.P. (Abilene, Texas), SHADES(Abilene, Texas), and True Lift (Malibu, Calif.). We are excited to have Keith Lancaster lead worship on opening night at 7 p.m.

TopRow, True Lift , Malibu, Calif., George Pendergrassand Thing s In Co 111111011, Hershey, P~1n. MiddleRow , ComeAs YouAre , Abilene, Texas, HI.P, Abilene, Texas, BottomRow , Wonienof SHADES, Abilene, Texas, Menof SHADES, Abib,e, Texas

Old-Time Singing Sing the hymns that have stood the test of time with Gene Linder and the saints who gather every year for this chance to enjoy some of their old favorites . They meet at 3 p.m. daily in the Chapel on the Hill.

"Come to the Quiet" A season of song, prayer and contemplation. This rich service of worship will be marked by prayer, simple meditative songs, reading of the Word, commitment to the ministry of reconciliation in the world, and a time for silence. The call to watch, pray, listen and wait has been at the heart of worship from the beginning of Christianity. Join us Late Night in the Williams Performing Arts Center Lobby following Sunday's evening lecture. 4 In a post-Christiancu lture, we can no longerassume an "if we buildit , they will come" mentality of churchl ife. We mustrecover a sensethat thechur ch is a missionarycommunity sent into thewor ld. Missionarywork requiresboth deeper notions of thegospel and fresh readings in the culture.This year'sLectureship is committedto bothgospe l and culture.

Church Planting Classes

Seasoned church planters will be meeting during each scheduled class time to discuss the ins and outs of creating new and vibrant Gospel and Culture faith communities . Classeswill meet in the Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom. Check the schedule for details. CoFFEEHousE

Afternoon Extended Sessions What conversations might the gospel have with popular Title CHURCHES OF CHRIST AND THE MISSIONAL culture? After the main lecture CHURCH MOVEMENT each evening, bring a friend Monday 2 p.m., Assessment, Hopes and Projects Presenters Wade Hodges, Tulsa, Okla .; Patrick Keifert, St. Paul, Minn. ; for a late-night cup of coffee Charles Mattis , Abilene , Texas; and Jack Reese, Ab ilene, Texas and a dialogue between the Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) gospel and contemporary culture. Room 145 (Brown Library, Learning Commons) Title LEARNING TO MOVE MISSIONALLY Tuesday 2 p.m., Worship, Community Building and Church Planting Presenters Chris Chappotin, Burleson, Texas; Robbie James, Plano, Texas; Sunday - Jesus and The Da Vinci and Gailyn Van Rheenen , Dallas, Texas Code (Jeff Childers) Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 145 Monday - The Man in Black: Title LEAVING THE LAND WE KNOW Music and Message of Johnny Wednesday 2 p.m., Understanding the Practical Aspects in Cash (Brad Fullerton, John Leading a Different Kind of Church Ogren, Mark Love) Presenters Chris Flanders, Abilene , Texas; Mark Hopkins , Pasadena, Calif .; Mark Love, Abilene, Texas; and David Wray , Abilene, Texas Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Tuesday - The Gospel and Room 145 the Blues (Al Haley and Kendall Massey) General Classes Title TRAINING FOR WARRIORS IN THE PEACEABLE KINGDOM Wednesday - Believe the 8:30 a.m., Multicultural Churches as Salt and Light Good News (Mark Love Presenter Don McLaughlin , Atlanta , Ga. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 and ACU students)

Title PLEDGING ALLEGIANCE 9:45 a.m ., The Church and the Nation Presenters Lynn Anderson , San Antonio , Texas; Lee Camp, Nashville, Tenn.; Ronald Cox, Rochester Hills, Mich .; Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas; Tim Spivey, Garland, Texas; and David Young, Murfreesboro, Tenn . Location Cullen Auditorium

Title THE CHURCH: CULTURALLYRELEVANT BUT NOT CULTURALLYREGULATED 2 p.m ., The Dialogical Relationship Between Church and Culture Presenter Dewayne Winrow , Reseda, Calif. Location Mabee Business Building, Room 117

Title THIS IS NOT YOUR FATHER'S OLDSMOBILE 3 p.m., Emerging Conversations With the Next Generation of Christians Presenters Paul D. Clark, Nashua, N.H.; Jordan Swim, Abilene , Texas; James Walton, Torrington , Conn .; and Jordan Wesley, Abilene , Texas Location Mabee Business Building, Room 115 5 Throughsong, painting , sculptureand theatre,we will allowour sensesto takein theglory of God.

JAcos'.s DRS,\/\\: CRoss / Pu RPO SI TH ROUCH Tl-IL A show dealing with the cross is rich in variety and mea ning. 1 ARTIST S EYES Th e time frame begins with a sixth century AD . co in from Dedicating the Co nstantinop le, ju mps to a small 15th ce ntury woo dcut by an anony mous New Sculpture artist, winds thr ough severa l Th e co mpletion of the wo rks from the sculptur e by AC U art Reformation, pro fesso r Jack M axwel l has runs headlong bee n eage rly anticipated into the wars and for some time. Lect ureship outsider art of audiences will be among the 20th ce ntu ry, th e first to experience and ends with the new sculptur e and its some remarkable surroundin g co ntempl ative space. Jo in us for song, verse and co ntemp orary comm entary on as we dedicat e thi s sculptur e to Jacob'sDrea m pieces by living be a blessing for all wh o view it. Join Jack Maxwe ll (Abilene, artists. Along the Texas) at 8:30 a.m. M onday at Jacob'sDr eam. way one enco unters figurative, abstract , expressionist, realist, and co nceptu al art by such masters as Jacq ues Ca llot , Marc C hagall, Geo rges Rouault, Bernard Buffet, Alfred Ma nessier, Jacq ues Villon W,\L,KING THE TALK: and Otto Dix. Authentic Faith in the World of the Arts Art Exhibit Opening Reception H ow can an artist be salt and light in our post-Christian Don H. Morris Center; Shore Art Gallery, Sunday, 8:45 p.m. culture? Is it possible to live out yo ur faith in such a way that those around yo u find Jesus irresistib le? Co me and learn ways to plow the spiritual gro und in the entertainment industry and P1c1 UR.ING ScRIPTURE: sow the seeds of the Kingdom as yo u work always and only for an audience of On e. The Word as Seen Through the Eyes of Two Illustrators Co me hear Nan Curl ey (Brentwoo d, Tenn .) at 9:45 a.m. Centuries Apart Tuesday morning in the Wi lliams Performin g Art Ce nter, Jack Maxwe ll, (Abilene, Texas ) and Dan McGregor , (Fulks Th eatre) Room 184. (Abilene, Texas) will examin e the wo rk of two artists who tackled the enormous challenge of illustrat ing the entire Bible. Separate d by more than 100 years of worl d war, genoc ide and THE ARTIST J\S PRIEST AND PROPHET: astoundin g techn olog ical advance ments, these artists reflecte d Cultivating Seeing Souls the wo rldviews of two very different times.

Th e church cultivates believing souls by answering Onstead -Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 120, co mp elling questions, whil e the artist culti vates seeing souls Wednesday, 2 p.m. by raising co mpelling images. Is th ere a co nflict, an infidelity, in seeing th e artist's dual relationship with th e Kingdom and the "wo rld"? THL Dr.rARTMENT 01 Music PRESENTS Join Ca rmen Beaubeaux (Co ronado, Calif.) as she shares An Evening of Divas and Crooners: her insight s at 2 p.m . Tuesday and Wedn esday afte rnoo n Classic Songs from Jazz and Broadway in the Willi ams Performin g Arts Ce nter, (Fulks Th eat re) Roo m 184. Music by Co le Porte r, Duke Ellingto n, H oagy Ca rmichael, and Geo rge Gers hwin as perfor med by members of the AC U Voca l Faculty and acco mpanied by the AC U Jazz Band (Greg Bush, director ).

Williams Performing Arts Center; (Recital Hall) Room 111, Monday 8:45 p.m. 6 For the past two years , campus organizers have held a film festival (FilmFest) for ACU's student filmmakers. Though the actual film competition will happen later in the fall, some aspects of FilmFest will take place during th is year 's Lectureship . On Saturday , Sept 16, there will be a workshop for those FilmFest interested in learning various aspects of filmmaking . While the workshop is designed primarily for students enteri ng films, all who work wit h video production are welcome to attend , especia lly those who produce video for co ngregatio nal use. On Monday and Tuesday, Film fest is pleased to welcome specia l guests . Monday , we welcome the students from Ca lifornia who made the inspiring film InvisibleChildren , and Tuesday we are pleased to have Step hen Bailey, a professiona l in the media and entertainme nt industry. For more information on the workshop , please email FilmFest@acu .edu .

Th e Darfur region of the Sudan and North ern Uganda tell a story where childr en are the weapons and th e victims. Open your eyes , live deeply into th e suffering , and see how a story can change the world . Abilene artists Bonnie Buchanan and Katrina Willis will display a series of large-sca le works datin g from 2002 to 2006 inspired by the on go ing 20-year co nflict.

Artist Talk with Bonnie Buchanan and Katrina Willis Brown bag lunch, McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room,

"Out of the Bush, A Sudan Painting" by Katrina Willis, Acrylic on Tuesday, 12:15 p.m. Canvas, 2002.

JEssr.'s CoRNER The Lunsford Foundation Trail that now circles th e campu s features "trailheads" at strategic places along the way One of these is locate d between Sewell Theatr e and the Hardin Administration Building at one of the most picturesqu e spots on campu s, and is designed especially for spiritu al focus. Th e ACU artistic community is makin g spec ial plans to use this newly designed space for late-night spiritu al inspiration. Co me worship with us Monday and Tuesday evening.

Title Vesper s and Other Nocturnal Spirit ual Exercises Presenter ACU Arts Community Location Jesse's Corner

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Who nee ds AmericanIdol when you can play the AC U Bible Lectureship ? Na shville artist Jerry Wise and stud ent bands H omer Hi cco lm and the Rocket boys , and Streets of Simo n Lee, provide nightl y enterta inm ent at the HardwoodCafe n ear the McClothlin Ca mpus Ce nt er, Monday th roug h Wednesday , 5:30-6: 15 p .m .

Shown Clockwise, Jerry Wise, Nashville, Tenn., Ho111er Hicco/111and theR ocket Boys, Abilrne, Texas, and Streets of Si111on Lee,Abilen e, Texas

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"What doesthe Lord require of you? To actjustly , to lovemercy, and to walk humblywith your God"( Micah 6:8). Thesewords ring through Scripture and makeclear God's expectation that hispeople will pursue mer cy andjustice in theworld. This Lectureshiptra ck will reflectthis divine expectation .

Few organizations serve the interests of justice and mercy better than Habitat for Humanity. They have been providing quality housing for lower-income families for 30 years. This year, Lectureship guests have the opportunity to contribute to this important ministry . As always, bring your Bible and notepad for Lectureship, but this year bring your tool belt as well and join ACU students in building a house. Most of the work will be done during Lectureship on campus. If you or your congregation are interested in helping, please let the Lectureship Office know so that we can staff our work crews ([email protected] .edu or call 325-674-3750).

In 2003, three students from California traveled to Sudan and Uganda and filmed what they saw. In this area, torn by regional conflict , children by the scores live as refugees and take extraordinary measures to avoid being kidnapped by local militias and turned into soldiers. These students are telling the story of these Invisible Children in powerful ways. We will hear the story of the making of this film, Monday at 2 p.m. in Cullen Auditorium. We will show the entire film later that evening, at 8:45 p.m. in Cullen Auditorium. You will not want to miss the telling of this important story, and you will be thankful that these young filmmakers are finding ways for you to be involved in the lives of Invisible Children .

e - THATYOU AREMINDFUL OF THEM? - This year we feature classesasking what it means to be human by thinking deeply about the humanity of Jesus. Throughout Christian history, the humanity of Jesus has occupied the attention of artists and theologians. What can we learn about ourselves by noticing how the humanity of Jesus is depicted in the New Testament, various periods in art history, and in contemporary culture?

Title DISGUST, DEATH, SEX AND THE GOSPEL OF JUDAS 3 p.m ., Body Ambivalence and the Psychology of the Incarnation Presenter Richard Beck, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129

Title DECIPHERING THE DA VINCI CODE AND THE GOSPEL OF JUDAS 8:30 a.m., A Romp Through History, Manuscript Discoveries, and the Pathways of Contemporary Culture Presenter Jeff Childers, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100

Title JESUS WEPT: PICTURES OF THE HUMANITY OF JESUS 2 p.m., The Human Jesus in the Gospels Presente r Frederick Aquino, Abil ene, Texas; Dan M cGreg o r, Abilene , Texas; and Carl Flynn, Waco, Texas Locati on Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 8 Enrichin g th e church ce rtainly requir es goo d informati o n, but it also requir es see ing that informatio n at work, so lving prob lems and cr eati ng new patt erns of fait hful living . And that requ ires mo re tha n ju st a lectur e . So , wit h a new start for Lec ture ship comes more int eractive learnin g. Each aft erno on we wi ll off er th ree -hour extend ed sessions that will allow our ideas and experiences come toge th er for practi ca l C hri stian livin g.

Title CHANGING THE WORLD FRAME BY FRAME 2 p.m., FilmFest: St udent Filmmakers Locatio n Cullen Auditorium Lectureship is not only about

Tit le CHURCHES OF CHRIST AND THE MISSIONAL CHURCH MOVEMENT classesand lectures, but also 2 p.m., Assessment, Hopes and Projects about the friendships renewed Willams Performing Arts Center; (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 145 Location with sisters and brothers from

Title DEVELOPING A PILGRIM HEART around the world. Lectureship 2 p.m., Cultivating Spiritua l Practices for t he Christian Jou rney also is about sharing a cup Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 of coffee, talking about

Title LIKE A SHEPHERD LEAD US grandchildren and special 2 p.m., Equipping Elders for Spiritual Leadership church plans, and discovering Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 what else is happen ing among

Title FIRST ANNUAL LITA WITT MUSIC ENDOWMENT LECTURE our congregations . Much of that 2 p.m., Ten New Songs and Wh y You Need t o Sing Them happens during Lectureship at Location Williams Performing Arts Center; (Recital Hall) Room 111 the Teague Special Events Center, where you can find exhibits, Tuesday food and drink, and friendly

Title BEYOND APATHY AND RAGE conversation . Each evening, 2 p.m., Next Steps in Overcomi ng Racism WACU serves pie and coffee Location Onstead -Packer Biblical Studies Building (Hart Auditorium), with all proceeds going to Room 100 student scholarships. Title BLESSED IS THE ONE WHO READS ALOUD THE WORDS OF THE PROPHECY 2 p.m., Reading Revelatio n in the Church We hope you will say to friends , Locatio n Williams Performing Arts Center; (Recital Hall) Room 111 " Meet me at Teague!" Title LEARNING TO MOVE MISSIONALLY 2 p.m., Worship, Community Building and Church Plant ing Location Willams Performing Arts Center; (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 145

Title LIVING IN THE REEL WORLD 2 p.m., FilmFest 2006: Wisdom from a Christian Professiona l Location Cullen Auditorium

Title SUSTAINING TEENS IN THE LIFE OF GOD 2 p.m., Mainta inin g a Healt hy Yout h Mini stry Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 129 Wednesday

Title GIGABYTES, PODCASTS AND IP'S, OH MY! 2 p.m., Making Your Techno logy Work at Church Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117

Title LEAVING THE LAND WE KNOW 2 p.m., Leadi ng Missional Transformat ion Location Willams Performing Arts Center; (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 145

Title SET FREE FROM BONDAGE TO DECAY 2 p.m., Christians and th e Care of the Earth Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 9 \I \ \ I~I : R

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8 H> (,<.n rdl ( IJ'>~e:>~ Morning Prayers at JACOB'S DREAM Title T B a.m. daily 8:30 a.m., Pd World Presenter Prentice Meador, Dallas, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 Description In the great prologue of the Gospel of John, we are told that the reality of this great declaration? Jesuscalls His disciples to live "against the night."

~\ Title 8:30 a.m., ove Presenter D'Esta Love, Malibu, Calif. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Description In this series (John 13-16) we will explore the secrets of the abundant life lived in the presence of God, the fellowship of the Holy Spirit, and the love of Christ. We will allow Jesusto teach us to love, to find peace in a hostile world, to receive the Holy Spirit, and to bear fruit in His name.

Title DID,Ll'-.~L AND HISTORICAL T : DEAF AND HANDICAPPED A EVANGELISM DENIED 8:30 a.m., Au s in Presenter Jon Ashby, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 104 Description The story of deaf and handicapped communities in relation to the church has been both sad and hopeful. This classtraces some of that story and points to places where the church can live up to its calling as a welcoming community. EXHIBITS Visit them in the ) Title DA VINCI CODE AND THE GOSPEL OF JUDAS 8:30 a.m., Thr qh History, Manuscript Discoveries, and Teague Special Events a C I ur Center, including Gaylor Presenter Jeff Childers, Abilene, Texas Multimedia, where you Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) can buy Lectureship CDs Room 100 Description The Da Vinci Code - to some a riveting read and a fun film, but to and DVDs. others a thinly disguised exercise in blasphemy. Gospel of Judas - does it really support a different understanding of Jesusand his relationship with Judas? The phenomenal interest generated by these controversial works helps us read our culture's assumptions about Jesus, opening up opportunities for dialogue . For more information Title V G FOR DEP GES AND INTERACTIVE WORSHIP, about Bible Lectureship A DTEACHING or other ministry events, 8:30 a.m., lennial Time please see our Web site Presenter Phil Ware, Abilene, Texas at www.acu.edu/ministry Location Cullen Auditorium Description Moving beyond eye candy and trendy fads to communicational depth, these classeswill focus on our need to use image-rich communication, including attention to active learning, communication culture, biblical foundations, practical examples and available resources. Title LIFE: On Campus 8:30 a.m., P F rP of Chr iss1ons Presenter Sam Shewmaker, Bedford, Texas DINING Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 126 Description "When the Son of Man comes, will he find (Christian witness) THE WORLD on the earth? " This class will explore ways that the practice and FAMOUS BEAN people of missions will need to change in order to forwa rd the Monday-Friday missionary task in the world . Breakfast: 7-9:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast: Title HURCH CAN MAKE A DIFFERfNCE 9:30-10:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m., n Lunch: 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Presenter Jimmy Adcox, Jonesboro, Ark . Dinner: 5-7 p.m. Location Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom Description In the kingdom of God, big things come from small beginnings . Learn how a single church has embraced a vision that is impacting GRILL ON THE HILL a continent . Explore next steps that will allow your congregation Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies to have a similar impact . Building, Chapel on the Hill Portico Lunch: 11:30 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. Title IM Dinner: 4:30-6:15 p.m. 8:30 a.m., H • Have a Web Site Presenter Steve Hemphill, Longview, Texas FOOD KIOSKS Location Mabee Business Building, Room 117 Teague Special Events Center Description People today are visual learners. If you're not using great graphics Available throughout the day in your presentations, you are 70 percent less effective! Use today's technology more effectively, make it fun and get your point across! Come learn how .

Title M· THROUGH THE ARTlc;rc; fVES 8:30 a.m., Sculptur Presenter Jack Maxwell, Abilene, Texas Location Jacob's Dream Description The completion of the sculpture by ACU art professor Jack Maxwell has been eagerly anticipated for some time . Lectureship audiences will be among the first to experience the new sculpture and its surrounding contemplative space. Join us for song, verse and commentary on Jacob's Dream as we dedicate this sculpture to be a blessing for all who view it.

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leadership family 8:30 a.m., Presenters Gary Holloway , Nashville, Tenn., Earl Lavender, Nashville, Tenn. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Chapel on the Hill)

worship & textual Room200 spirituality studies Description Do you want a deeper relationship with God? A closer walk with Jesus?A sense of the Holy Spirit's presence? Then, this class is for you . It offers no shortcuts or sure-fire techniques for a deeper spirituality , preaching restoration history but instead serves as a simple introduction to the path of daily relationship with God.

Christian discipleship Title ANDI community 8:30 a.m., out Me" Syndrome Presenter Birgie Niemann, Rochester Hills, Mich. gospel & Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 113 culture Description How does one intentionally live out Jesus' commandment to unconditionally love oneself and your neighbor? Using the acrostic "Me, Myself and I," explore how to transform your thinking and human actions to experience abundant life . Title T T ORDERS - THE FINAL FRONTIER 8:30 a.m., t y Me Presenter Mike Schrage, Joplin, Mo. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 Description Satellite receiving dishes in Morocco, cable television in India, video SHUTTLE kiosks in Africa and the Internet in China - what do they all have SERVICE in common? They're all forms of international communication. Shuttle service will Hear about the powerful tools God has placed before the be available at no charge for church to finish the task. all Lectureship guests from 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. n Title T OTO V Pick-up and drop-off 8:30 a.m., f f ohn's Gosoel locations are at: Presenter Mark Matson, Johnson City, Tenn. • Hillcrest Church Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 of Christ Description In the second half of the gospel, the focus is on Jesus' glorification • Onstead-Packer in and through His crucifixion. And for John, this expected glorification Biblical Studies Building has some implications for Jesus' followers . Come walk with Jesus in (circle drive) John's depiction of His final days. • Williams Performing Arts Center • Mabee BusinessBuilding n Title V .A 10 : CONOUERING IN CHRIST (circle drive) 8:30 a.m., ' • University Church Presenter Ian Fair, Durango, Colo. of Christ Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 • Teague Special Events Description In troubled times, the message of Revelation is as relevant today in Center (front entrance) North America as it was 2,000 years ago in Asia. Come and see what it means to live as a conqueror from the perspective of Revelation. Pleasecontact 325-674-3744 (Ext. 3744 on campus) to arrange Title E t IS THE CHURCH 0 for service during 8:30 a.m., ommunity Lectureship. Presenter Chris Goldman, Rancho Cordova, Calif. Location Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Description If you're confused or content with the Churches of Christ in America, it's time to look again at the intent of Christ for His church. Some in the "Church of Christ" are thinking denominationally ... and you might be surprised who they are.

Title R I .2 '>US HERITAGE OF ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY 8:30 a.m., Se I e~ es1 Presenters Erma Jean Loveland, Abilene, Texas,Tom Olbricht, South Berwick, Maine Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 115 Description ACU's commitment to teaching the gospel of Christ has continued throughout its 100-year history. We will examine this continuity through the lives of three couples from different eras: JesseP. and Daisy Sewell; Charles and Catherine Roberson; and LeMoine and Shirley Lewis. Their lives and religious perspectives continue to shape ACU today in powerful ways.

~ Title TRAINING OR WARRIORS IN THE PEACEABLE KINGDOM 8:30 a.m., II tur C A ches as Salt and Liqht Presenter Don McLaughlin, Atlanta, Ga. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 Description As Jesuslived, so the church lives not for its own sake, but for the sake of the world . Not only is this proper understanding of the church vital for our participation in God's mission, but so are practical decisions the church makes to bring its gifts to a needy world . da'I• S I . i > I I \ I Il I I\ ~

Title A 0 T NOTHING, GOD IS UP TO SOMETHING ~ ABILENE 8:30 a.m., ent ~Habitat Presenter Richard Barclay, Decatur, Ga. , , I I for Humanity" Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 Texas Description Sometimes life appears to have thrown so many curves that Christians sense that they are "down to nothing." From the lives of Abraham and HABITAT FOR Jesus' disciples in Mark 6, this session will reassure us that when the "gauges" in our lives indicate that we are on empty, Jesus is up HUMANITY to something meaningful. Check out the progress of our building crews I~ Title [ ·s TODAY"?(JOHN 17:22-23) in the parking lot north \\_,1 8:30 a.m., and Person hty at Work of Edwards Hall. in he Presenter Warren Baldwin, Ulysses,Kan. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 127 Description God gave the essence of who He is to Jesusand Jesus, in turn, has given that essenceto the church. Today we embody the presence of God in the world . Where God is present, His' glory is seen.

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I~ Title BE ST THINGS MATTER ~ 9:45 a.m., Presenter Rick Atchley, Fort Worth, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 Description Do you feel left behind by the "left behind" movement? It is sometimes hard to sort out all the theories about the end times. This class is a look ahead that might encourage you.

8 Title BEGINNINGS OF RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL FREEDOMS: EA iANDICAPPED, PART 2 9:45 a.m., ·on and Evangelism Beginnings: 0 r t r Presenter Jon Ashby, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 104 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 11.

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worship & textual Presenter Michael Harbour, Friendswood, Texas spirituality studies Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 Description If you were asked for a blessing, what would you offer? As the church gathers for worship, and even more as they leave the assembly to join restoration preaching history God's mission for the sake of the world, they hope for the power of the Presenceto go with them. You can help!

Christian discipleship Title DIFFERENCES WITHOUT DISCORD: community EQ HRISTIANS FOR CONFLICT 9:45 a.m., gospel & Presenter Angela Brenton, Little Rock, Ark. culture Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 113 Description This class will reframe our perspective on conflict from discord to an opportunity for personal spiritual growth and service to human others . Participants will gain practical skills for guiding conflicts toward reconciliation. JI

Title A L I FORMATION 9:45 a.m., P ct1c S t J fo M1m try With Families Presenters B.J. McMichael, Abilene, Texas; Robert Oglesby, Abilene, Texas; and David Wray, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Faculty Commons) CD s and DVDs Room2SO During Lectureship, CDs Description The class will discuss principles of spiritual formation and family theory . and DVDs are available in From this we will find practical strategies for a ministry that affirms the the Teague Special Events importance of a healthy family life and the role that families play in Center Sunday through shaping us into the image of Christ. Wednesday evening . To order CDs and DVDs after Lectureship, call LJ Title .L A CHANGING WORLD Gaylor MultiMedia, Inc. 9:45 a.m., T n n g C n ersion of Peter in Nashville, Tenn., Presenter Dan Bouchelle, Amarillo, Texas at 615-361-6120 or Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 visit the Web site at Description How can the church rediscover its mission, hold together and not www.GaylorOnline .com. forget its identity in such disorienting times? The book of Acts provides us with stories of God's work in a similarly disorienting time of rapid change for the church. As we reflect on these stories, we gain guidance to help us continue the story of Jesuswithin a rapidly changing world .

Title JO u 9:45 a.m., 1 n n O r es for Love Presenter Kent Smith, Abilene, Texas Location Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom Description What can we discover from Jesus about finding true community? Learn in this sessionabout how people are moving beyond church-as-event into life together. n Title METAPHO S FOR MINISTRY 9:45 a.m., M o s t nf rm· Incarnation, the World, Sending Presenter Stuart Love, Malibu , Calif. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 Description The Gospel of John sets forth a number of metaphors that are essential for faithful ministry . Those metaphors are shaped and guided by love. Only as the church remains close to its Lord can it do God's will and learn the delights of pleasing Him.

Title R E GOES TO ABILENE 9:45 a.m., rshall Keeble, Racial Division and the Chris ian Un1ve 1ty Presenter Wes Crawford, Lubbock, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 115 Description Marshall Keeble delivered a seminal address at the Abilene Christian College Lectureship in 1950 entitled "The Church Among the Colored ." As the 21st century begins, lines are being drawn again . What role can/should our movement's institutions play in this drama?

~ Title A :A- ifH JESUS ON THE HOLY SPIRIT 9:45 a.m., e e m Me and We Are All Together Presenter Tim Woodroof, Nashville, Tenn. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 Description When Jesustalks about the Holy Spirit, believers would do well to stop and listen. Everyone has an opinion about the Spirit, a theory, an experience. But Jesus says some simple and basic things about the Holy Spirit that you and I need to hear. 0 Title PA ING ON THE FAITH TO THE NEXT GENERATIO OM 1 JOHN 9:45 a.m., H v Faith? Presenter Rick Hunter, Cypress,Calif. WOMEN for Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 127 ACU PIE SALE Description We can no longer assume that the professional education system or the dogmas of our faith tradition that have informed our actions are Teague Special Events Center adequate for the journey into the classroom of postmodernity. How Sunday will our children have faith? 8-10 p.m. Monday-Wednesday Title E PROMISES FROM THE COVENANT MAKER 12:30-4 p.m. 9:45 a.m., el 8:30-10 p.m. Presenter Kay Grose, Parkersburg, W.Va. Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 145 Description Could it be that the Covenant Maker has chosen earthen vesselsas covenant mates? God's extreme love for His children and His intense desire to bind Himself to them in relationship is witnessed by His covenant -making, covenant-keep ing provisions.

Title LLEGIANCE 9:45 a.m., Presenters Lynn Anderson, San Antonio , Texas; Lee Camp, Nashville, Tenn.; Ronald Cox, Rochester Hills, Mich.; Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas; Tim Spivey, Garland, Texas; and David Young, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Location Cullen Auditorium Description In many ways, the events of 9-11 have challenged our perceptions of the world , including our notions of faith and nat ion. The relationship between church and nation has long been a topic of discussion among those of the Stone-Campbell tradition. Our panelists will help us think about this issue in light of the world we live in today.

Title HE MASSES THROUGH GENUINE PRAISE 9:45 a.m., Presenter Gerald Taylor Sr., Chattanooga, Tenn. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 126 Description This classwill share relevant concepts and principles for fulfilling the Great Commission which correspond with the basic call of God for Christians to be true worshipers. leadership family

M1 Title MILE BEFORE A MARATHON wo rship & textual 9:45 a.m., 1ssions spirituality studies Presenters Ryan L. Binkley, Abilene, Texas;Jody A. Lee, Abilene, Texas; and Derran R. Reese,Abilene , Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 122 restoration preaching history Description Stateside training for missions is invaluable . But is that enough ? Come and hear from three former two-year apprentices about the advantages of training under experienced missionaries in preparation Christian discipleship for full -time missions. community

Title A D THE H Y PIRIT gospel & 9:45 a.m., culture Presenters Virgil Fry, Missouri City, Texas; Kelly Sargent, Abilene, Texas; and Matt Soper, Cypress,Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 human Description A chaplain, minister and ACU student bring their lives under the penetrating influence of John 20:19-23. After living with this text in the manner of lectio divina, these three bring their reflections as an invitation for us to join them in seeing the world through this text.

I Q Title H NDER OF THE BIBLE 9:45 a.m., Ano er Look a roverbs On Campus Presenter Mark Sneed, Lubbock, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 DINING Description The book of Proverbs was written to help young people be successful in life. But it was written for a different culture than ours. How do we THE WORLD apply the biblical proverbs? FAMOUS BEAN Title THE B PT ED IFE AND SEXUAL ETHICS Monday-Friday Breakfast: 7-9:30 a.m. 9:45 a.m., P0 flection on e Mor I Vi ion of the Jesus Story Presenter Mike Cope, Abilene, Texas Continental Breakfast: 9:30-10:30 a.m. Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Recital Hall) Room 111 Lunch: 11: 30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Description Baptism does more than wash away our sins; it initiates us into a Dinner: 5-7 p.m. particular story or way of life. We are immersed into a new way of seeing things that includes every aspect of life - even sex. GRILL ON THE HILL Title THE COFFEE GROUP Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies 9:45 a.m., The Cro , Conver tion and a Cup of Coffee Building, Chapel on the Hill Portico Presenters Judy Allen , Abilene , Texas; Tammy Marcelain, Abilene, Texas; Lunch: 11:30 a.m. - 1: 15 p.m. Sarah Stirman, Abilene, Texas; Denise Waldrop, Abilene, Texas; Dinner : 4:30-6:15 p.m. and Donna Ware, Abilene, Texas Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Fulks Theatre) Room 184 FOOD KIOSKS Description Five women invite you to join in their weekly discussion of life's Teague Special Events Center most challenging and intriguing moments as Christian wives, mothe rs, Available throughout the day sisters and daughters. Come for a time of reflection, renewal, laughter and sharing of life's daily challenges over a cup of joe at the local coffee house.

Title E ECl I E OF A VISION'> 9:45 a.m., T e 1 n estor ion and the Spirit of America Presenter RossThomson, Houston, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 Description Like America itself, our goal was to transcend history. But can any movement escape the assumptions of its own time? In fact, at inception, we were the religious expression of the spirit of the republic. Can that vision thrive?

Title T E ALCY OF UFF R NG 9:45 a.m., he o c ., Pl V I ~ of Trials in Chr"s ian Living Presenter Foree Grove, College Station , Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Description "Why me, God?" This is a question Christians often ask as problems and trials arise. God asks us to wait for trials and to be prepared for their part in our spiritual growth. In the class,we will look at trials, their source and their place and value in the Christian walk .

Title HE C.TICEOF FAMILY MINISTRY IN CONGREGATIONS 9:45 a.m., A Research Report Presenters Malcolm Coco, Abilene, Texas; Jack Hardcastle, Abilene, Texas; For more information and Don Pope, Abilene, Texas about Bible Lectureship Location Mabee Business Building, Room 117 or other ministry events, Description This presentation reviews the results of a research study of family please see our Web site ministry as practiced in churches. A national survey was performed , at www.acu.edu/ministry and the respondents represent 77 local congregations of 22 religious organizations. The findings include data about the ministers, program approaches and issues. ._J/(f)Jl(tll/ S 1: I) I I I~

(i) Title CHURCH LEADERSHIP CRISES - AND HOW TO 9~a .m., Proe~ Presenter Charles Siburt, Abilene , Texas Location Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Description Church leaders often face the challenge of managing the crises of selecting elders, terminating a minister, or the misconduct of a congregational leader. Yet such crises are increasingly predictable . Suggested strategies for handling these leadership crises effectively will be offered.

IX (Three Crosses) by Alfred M anessier, French (19 11-1993), Lit ho graph 22" x30" Title 9:45 a.m., r,... ,.. ~ ...... ;-ind CRO SS I PURPO SE Presenter Chris Seidman, Farmers Branch, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Chapel on the Hill) The art exhibit features th e Room200 cross , and is rich in variety Description Living God's way in the world requires God's active presence. The and meaning. The time good news for us is that God's reign is always accompanied by God's frame begins with a sixth empowering Spirit. century AD. coin from Constantinople , jumps I 1 ..t 111 > t t ~ I to a small 15th century woodcut , and winds Title C F VE ABUNDANT LIF£" through some remarkabl e contemporary pieces by Presenter J.C. Thomas Jr., Rochester Hills, Mich . living artists . Worship Come As You Are, Abilene, Texas Location Moody Coliseum Opening Reception Don H. Morris Center; fl L 11 I ] l Shore Art Gallery, Sunday, 8:45 p.m . (following the p '11 '>f t ( I l evening lecture)

Title 2 p.m., Presenters Doug Darby, Abilene, Texas, Matt Maxwell, Abilene, Texas Location Cullen Auditorium Description We all know that movies shape our lives in powerful ways. Student filmmakers, at ACU and elsewhere, are learning that the power leadership family of movie making isn't confined to big-budget studio productions . The film Invisible Children, which chronicles the difficult lives of African children living amidst the chaos of ongoing armed conflict, has had

worship & textual a powerful impact on those who have seen the movie. The young spirituality studies filmmakers responsible for this movie-turned-movement will share with ACU students how and why they made this movie.

preaching restoration history Title s MOVE:MENT 2 p.m., Presenters Wade Hodges, Tulsa, Okla.; Patrick Keifert, St. Paul, Minn.; Christian Charles Mattis, Abilene, Texas; and Jack Reese,Abilene, Texas discipleship community Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 145 Description A new word has arisen in our church glossaries: "missional." This gospel & culture word is attached to a body of literature and a growing movement among congregations focused on a shift in how the church perceives its life in a rapidly changing North American context. Several human congregations are expressing a desire to be more "missional." But what does that mean? For the past five years, an organization, Church Innovations, has been studying congregations and their supporting networks inquiring about the potential for missional change . Patrick Keifert, the director of Cl, has worked with ACU and Churches of Christ to help us understand better both the challenges and potential for missional transformation within our congregations . Pat and others will help us think more clearly about what it means to be both missional and a Church of Christ. Title IN 2 p.m., ey Presenters Jackie Halstead, Abilene , Texas; Scott Hamm, Arlington, Texas; Bill Rankin, Ab ilene, Texas; and Darryl L. Tippens, Malibu, Calif. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Buy Your Room 100 TicketsNow for Description Darryl Tippens' new book , A Pilgrim Heart, encourages Christians TUESDAYMEALS to cultivate spiritual practices necessaryfor the Christian journey . Not only will Darryl share from the content of the book , but HALBERT I NSTITUTE his readers will share how th is book has impacted their lives and the lives of congregations . FOR MISSIONS LUNCHEON Tuesday, 12:15 p.m. Title OWMENT LECTURE Williams Performing Arts 2 p.m., You Need to Sin Them Center, Lobby Presenter Greg Straughn, Abilene, Texas Honoring:Glover Shipp Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Recital Hall) Room 111 Tickets: $11; purchase at the door or Description In recent years we have been blessed with many new songs from at Lectureship Central in Teague the contemporary Christian, ZOE and Halla! traditions. But new music Special Events Center for worship moves beyond this stream as well. This workshop will Contact: JoAnn Young, look at songs that demonstrate the depth and breadth of content as 325-674-3711 or well as musical strengths (melodic shape and ease of congregational [email protected] .edu.

singing). Attention will be given to international representation . 1 Participants will receive handouts of song arrangements suitable for MEN S use in a congregational setting. FELLOWSHIP DINNER Title HEPHE D LEAD US Tuesday, 4:45 p.m. 2p .m., Hillcrest Church of Christ Presenters Jeff Childers, Abilene, Texas; Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas; Multi -Purpose Room Russell Herring , Richardson, Texas; David Lang, Abilene, Texas; Speaker: Randy Harris Charles Siburt, Abilene , Texas; Bob Strader, Abilene , Texas; Tickets: $6 and David Wray, Abilene, Texas Catered by Betty Rose'sBarbeque Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 Pick up tickets at Lectureship Description How might elders best conceive of and implement their role in the Central in Teague Special Events congregation? This question is the focus of the essaysfound in Center. Phone the Ministry Events the recent book, Like a Shepherd Lead Us. Three of the book's Office at 325-674-3750 or email authors, Jeff Childers, Randy Harris and David Wray, have [email protected] .edu agreed to join three serving elders, Russell Herring, David Lang, for more information . and Bob Strader, for a discussion on the work of the elder. One of the book 's editors, Charles Siburt, will lead the discussion WOMEN for ACU and invite your participation. LADIES DI NNER Tuesday, 4:45 p.m. University Church of Christ Ministry Activity Center Speaker:Liz Rotenberry Title TO TEACH "We're All In This Together" 2 p.m., d Hiqher Education Tickets: $11 (pick up at Abilene Presenter Glenn Carson, Nashville, Tenn. Educational Supply or Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 115 Lectureship Central in Teague Description This session will trace the rise of colleges and seminaries Special Events Center) in the Stone-Campbell movement, with a focus on selected Phone Samantha Adkins at institutions and comparison to trends in higher education 325-674-2622 or among other faith groups. email [email protected].

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Presenter Jon Ashby, Abilene , Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 104- Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 11. • Monday DEDICATION OF THE LEARNING COMMONS IN BROWN LIBRARY ~ Title J .SU W .PT: PICTUR OF THE HUMANITY OF JESUS ~.~ 2 p.m., The H -n n <> PS Presenter Frederick Aquino, Abilene, Texas Monday, 4 p.m. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 Description While we confess that Jesus is both fully human and fully divine, Brown Library, Learning Commons pictures of His humanity are sometimes difficult for us to fully embrace . This class will focus on Jesus' humanity in the gospels Sponsored by College in art history, and in contemporary popular culture. of Biblical Studies, Friends of ACU Library, and Office Title LEAR I G TO DISCERN THE VOi OF JESUS TOGETHER of the Provost 2 p.m., The e er ent Presenter Grady D. King, Irving, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 Description This class explores the need for communal discernment in light of various decision-making models: hierarchical, egalitarian and democratic. What is the biblical model? What is the role of leaders? What are the benefits of the church learning to discern together?

e Title RAZING THE ROOF TO i: D BREAKTHROUGH FAITH 2 p.m., Les on from 1 Speaker: Presenter Timothy Daniels, Houston, Texas Carl R. Holladay Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 Followed by buffet Description In this marvelous passage of breakthrough faith, we will see four men reception and who represent four pillars of radical, effective, life-changing ministry. presentation of the Friend In addition, they discover five principles for daily victory in our walk of the Year award with Jesus.

Contact: Mark Tucker, 0 Title S VS I/ O? 325-674-2387 or 2 p.m., Red s v ::I t)ritv of the Old Testament mark.tucker@bible .acu.edu Presenter Toby Wilson, Belton, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 Description Did the apostles and other New Testament writers believe that the authority of the Old Testament was set aside by the cross? For many of us in the Restoration Movement, it has been a working assumption that they did . Is this assumption valid?

ftl Title THE ER MIAH SYNDROME 2 p.m., Pre chmg F o ne Bo of Well family leadership Presenter Rick Ross, Decatur, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 127 Description Christians, yes, even preachers, are not immune to depression. As a worship & textual spirituality studies middle-aged ACOA (adult child of an alcoholic) who has only recently confronted my own dark pit, I now feel compelled to share the hope of deliverance with others . preaching restoration history (:) Title THE WONDER YEARS: PARENTING AND FAMILY BUILDING 2 p.m., Pare ting Y ger Children Presenter Sam Laing, Bogart, Ga. Christian discipleship community Location Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Description Sam Laing will share from books that he and his wife, Geri, have

gospel & written , their counseling experience, and their own family life . culture He will provide biblical and practical guidance to help us navigate these challenging but exhilarating years.

human Title S? arrative's Proper Place in r r Presenter Jason Locke, Morgantown, W.Va. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 Description Our God is the living and active Creator of heaven and earth. Christians must not reduce God to a set of points or scientific facts . Learn how to use the creation account in the spiritual formation of believers and non -believers . 1 s

1 p 1r (1en<.'ral ( la'>'>t.'> JERRY WlSE Title DID I HEAR THAT RIGHTI SURPRISING INSIGHTS FROM A SECOND In Concert 0 F JOHN'S GOSPEL 3 p.m. "l o P P er Meanings Presenter Ken Neller, Searcy,Ark . Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 Description The acts of Jesus in John's Gospel are not simply miracles or profound deeds; they are "signs" symbolizing something else. So, what do they symbolize? To what "spiritual reality" do the signs point? Hear the deeper meanings ...

~ Title D EX AND THE GOSPEL OF JUDAS ~.Y 3 p.m., Psycholo of the Incarnation Presenter Richard Beck, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Monday Evening Description "And the Word became flesh" is one of our most profound 5:30-6: 15 p.m. theological commitments, yet Christians have struggled with the Hardwood Cafe implications of a fully embodied Christ. Why? Come hear how dimly understood psychological dynamics conspire to undermine our embrace of the Incarnation and, as a result, inhibit our living out a fully authentic spirituality .

Title S · ST. HE COURSE 3 p.m., p ke · ThP Nature of Community Presenter Abel Alvarez, McAllen, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 Description Too many of us have experienced the rupture of our local church bodies. The apostle John experienced the same thing. Come and benefit from our study of 1 John as we explore the nature of Christian community and the presecription for its renewal.

Title T YOUR FATHER'S OLDSMOBILE 3 p.m., rain Conversations With the Next (.; Presenters Paul D. Clark, Nashua, N.H.; Jordan Swim, Abilene, Texas; James Walton, Torrington, Conn.; and Jordan Wesley, Abilene, Texas Location Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Description The church vehicle that carries Christians along is changing. It is changing because the next generation (18-29s) is different than previous generations. Each day we'll explore how these emerging Christian participants view their churches and where they'd like them to go .

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Presenters SHADES,Abilene, Texas Location Moody Coliseum GOSPEL AND 1") CULTURE COFFEE HOUSE Looking for a creative way to bring the good news p . r,l " ( to unbelievers? Join the Coffee House crowd in Title H (Jo n 11 Brown library, Learning Presenter Stephen Johnson, Abilene, Texas Commons every night Worship Peter Wilson, Malibu, Calif. after the main lecture. Location Moody Coliseum

Each evening will offer a different presentation, Following the Evening Lecture allowing the gospel to speak to the human Title 0 c;PIR UAL fX RCI condition in a variety Presenter ACU Arts Community of ways. Location Jesse's Corner

Sunday - Jesus and The Title 0 P AND CULTUR OFF HOUc; DaVinci Code (Jeff Childers) Presenters Brad Fullerton, Irving, Texas; John Ogren, Irving Texas; and Mark Love, Abilene, Texas Monday - The Man Location Brown Library, Learning Commons in Black: Music and Message of Johnny Cash (Brad Fullerton, John Title "AN fVEN DCROO Ogren, Mark Love) Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Recital Hall) Room 111 Tuesday - The Gospel and the Blues Ke(ent1on, on t ,1oc '11 (Al Haley and Kendall Massey)

Wednesday - Believe the Good News (Mark Love and ACU students)

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8.,0dm (1<. C I leadership family Title E NIGHT. PART 2 8:30 a.m., worship & textual Presenter Prentice Meador, Dallas, Texas spirituality studies Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 11.

restoration preaching history Title 1TH GOD PART 2 0 8:30 a.m., Ho tile World Presenter D'Esta Love, Malibu, Calif. Christian discipleship community Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 11.

gospel & culture Title 8 8:30 a.m., Presenter Hollis Maynard, Lubbock, Texas human Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 104 Description This class will focus on the early preachers for the deaf and what we can learn from their dedication to the Lord, their style of preaching, their attitude, their language and their ministries. ~ JI

~ Title THEDA VINCI CODE AND THE GOSPELOF JUDAS, PART2 Mornin g Prayers at ~ •. 8:30 a.m., r· P P Temple Church: Our Culture's JACOB'S DREAM hP. Presenter Jeff Childers, Abilene, Texas B a.m. daily Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 11.

Title DEPTH: IMAGES AND IN IVE WORSHIP. t A D T A HING, PART 2 8:30 a.m., i ring the Hearts of Every Seeker Presenter Phil Ware, Abilene , Texas Location Cullen Auditorium Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 11.

Title R H I 10 8:30 a.m., enerational Unity Endorses the n Presenter Marshall Coffey, Anson, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 122 Description Often, young and old have differing understandings of the world and church . Through collaborative efforts, we can engage the cause of Christ with a unified vision . Only then will we embrace Paul's call to the Romans to be " living sacrifices."

Title OTHE FATHER 8:30 a.m., he Father (John 10:10) ~ ABILENE Presenter George Pendergrass, Hershey, Penn. Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) ~Habitat Room 145 'JI I for Humanity" Texas Description The Gospel of John gives us a glimpse into what matters to God. On behalf of God, Jesus offers abundant life. And those who know that abundant life matters to God will also know his care for lost sheep. HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Title D. EXPERIENCING GOD Check out the progress 8:30 a.m., u S tters ·n an Age of Experience of our building crews Presenter Mark Powell, Memphis, Tenn. in the parking lot north Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 of Edwards Hall. Description While the Restoration movement has traditionally stressed reason, cultural analysts say we live in an age of experience. We will consider why we must continue to take our beliefs seriously, and how we can help an experiential world encounter God.

~ Title 'S LOVE: AN INVITATION TO CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY,PART 2 8:30 a.m., earing ti, oice of God: An Exercise

Presenters Gary Holloway, Nashville, Tenn., Earl Lavender, Nashville, Tenn. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building (Chapel on the Hill) Room200 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 12.

Title AND I PART 2 8:30 a.m., o "'l o o elf and Others Presenter Birgie Niemann, Rochester Hills, Mich . Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 113 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 12.

Title OUT ERS - THE FINAL R NTIER, PART 2 8:30 a.m., Op o Comm ni a e the Mes a P. Presenter Mike Schrage, Joplin , Mo . Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 13. ~,

CDs and DVDs During Lectureship, CDs Title WITH JESUS and DVDs of theme 8:30 a.m., '> lectures are available in Presenter Chadd Schroeder, Guadalajara, Mexico the Teague Special Events Location Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom Center Sunday through Description Jesus understood the keys to seeing the harvest God intends. Wednesday evening. To Find fresh insight for your work in hearing how the Lord is order CDs and DVDs demonstrating this in central Mexico . after Lectureship call Gaylor Multi Media, Inc. 1 GLORY PART 2 in Nashville, Tenn., 0 Title 8:30 a.m., If of John's Gos at 615-361-4120 or visit the Web site at Presenter Mark Matson, Johnson City, Tenn. www.GaylorOnline .com. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 13.

: ON UERING IN CHRIST, ~ Title 8:30 a.m., ? Presenter Ian Fair, Durango, Colo. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 13

Title S THE CHURCH OF 2 8:30 a.m., Presenter Chris Goldman, Rancho Cordova, Calif. Location Mabee Business Building, Room 11 S Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 13. EXHIBITS Visit them in the ,_, Title THE CO ING PURSUIT OF Teague Special Events !NATIONAL CHRISTIANITY 8:30 a.m., otic World Center with more than Presenter Monroe Hawley, Milwaukee, Wis. 100 vendors. Location Mabee Business Building, Room 117 Description Is our plea to be just Christians realistic? Is it even possible in today's society? Too often our attitudes betray our plea. This study will help us to better grasp and apply our non-sectar ian plea.

~ Title H BAD AND THE UGLY 8:30 a.m., Mother and Son Reflect on God's Forever Faithful

leadership family Presenters Alpha Robinson, Gresham, Ore., Jarrod Robinson, Antioch , Calif. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 Description Analyze? Dissect? Explain? There are many ways to intentionally study worship & textual the Psalms, but perhaps one of the most effective ways is to experience spirituality studies them . We will try our best to allow the passion and convictions that fueled Psalm 139 to speak freshly to our hearts.

preaching restoration t history Title THE RELIGIOUS HERITAGE OF A I RISTIAN UNIVERSITY. PART 2 8:30 a.m., Christian discipleship commun ity Presenters Erma Jean Loveland, Abilene , Texas, Tom Olbricht, South Berwick, Maine Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 11 S Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 13. gospel & culture Title R WARRIORS IN THf PEACEABLE KINGDOM, PART 2 8:30 a.m., Jlti G n rational Churches as living Water for human Presenter Don McLaughlin, Atlanta, Ga. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 13. 9:45 a.m. General Classes

~ Title BECAUSE LAST THINGS MATTER, PART 2 \\., 9:45 a.m., A New Loo a the New Heavens and the New Earth Presenter Rick Atchley, Fort Worth, Texas Art Exhibit Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 INVISIBLE Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 14. CHILDREN -~ Title BLESSINGS FOR DUMMIES: GIVING ELDERS THE LAST WORD, PART 2 9:45 a.m., God's Intention to Use Your Words ART DISPLAY Presenter Michael Harbour, Friendswood, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 Come see paint ings by ACU students Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 14. depict ing the plight of African children .

Title COME AS YOU ARE Open Daily 9:45 a.m., Creating a Climate of Acceptance in the Church Presenter Art McNeese, Flower Mound, Texas McGlothlin Campus Center, Location Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Living Room Description How can the church welcome spiritual seekers? What can the church do to create a culture that promotes both acceptance and growth? Artists: Discover how the church can capitalize on the opportunit ies of a Bonnie Buchanan, Ab ilene, Texas postmodern world. Katrina W illis, Abilene , Texas

Artist's Talk 8 Title DEAF MINISTRIES AND PREACHERS DURING THE 20TH CENTURY PART 2 Brown bag lunch McGlothlin Campus Center 9:45 a.m., Deaf Ministries and Preachers 1950-75 Living Room Presenter Hollis Maynard, Lubbock, Texas Tuesday,12 :15p .m. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 104 Description In this class, we learn from the beginning of new deaf ministries as the work begins to catch on, as new faces begin to appear as sign language begins to be taught at Christian colleges.

Title DIFFERENCES WITHOUT DISCORD: EQUIPPING CHRISTIANS FOR CONFLICT, PART 2 9:45 a.m., Communicating Toward Reconciliation Presenter Angela Brenton, Little Rock, Ark . Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 113 Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 14.

@ Title DISCIPLES' MISSION OUTSIDE THE CHURCH WALLS 9:45 a.m., Why his Chicken Crossed the Road Presenter Brady Bryce, Denton, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Description Jesus' followers have always struggled with staying too close to the nest. Experience stories of God at work in apartments, in bars and through everyday people . Rediscover the gospel in motion in our new world .

Title FAMILIES IN FORMATION, PART 2 9:45 a.m., Practic I Strategies for Ministry with Families Presenters B.J. McMichael, Abilene, Texas; Robert Oglesby, Abilene, Texas; and David Wray, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Faculty Commons) Room250 Descript ion See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 15. t~ Title FOLLOWING JESUS INTO A CHANGING WORLD, PART 2 ,v 9:45 a.m., Overcoming Motion Sickness Presenter Dan Bouchelle, Amarillo , Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 15. I~ Title METAPHORS FOR MINISTRY, PART 2 ,v 9:45 a.m., Metaphors of the Seed That Dies Presenter Stuart Love, Malibu, Calif. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 MEN 'S Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 15. FELLOWSHIP DINNER (;J Title MR KEEBLE GOES TO ABILENE, PART 2 9:45 a.m., Marshall Keeble Racial Division and the Hillcrest Church of Christ, Christian University Multi-Purpose Room Presenter Wes Crawford, Lubbock, Texas Tuesday, 4:45 p.m. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 115 Tickets: $6, Catered by Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 15. Betty Rose's Barbeque Speaker: Randy Harris ® Title ON MISSION WITH JESUS 9:45 a.m., Luke 10 - A Pro es 'l d 'l Po r Presenters Jared Looney, Bronx, N.Y., Rafael Rosario, Bronx, N.Y. Location Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom Description Jesus sent His disciples with clear instructions for reaching a community and with authority to introduce God's reign . Discover how these principles are impacting New York City. ~,v Title PARA-WHO? JESUS ON TH HOLY SPIRIT, PART 2 9:45 a.m., What the Spirit DOPS in the World Presenter Tim Woodroof, Nashville, Tenn. Purchase your tickets at Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 Lectureship Central in Teague Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 15. Exhibits Center. Please contact the Ministry Events Office 0 Title PASSING ON THE FAITH TO TH EXT GENERATION: at 325-674-3750 or email at THE VIEW FROM 1 JOHN, PART 2 ministryevents@bible .acu.edu 9:45 a.m., The Secular Edu ation Model or Faith Formation: for further information. Will Your Children Learn Facts or E perience Faith? Presenter Rick Hunter, Cypress, Calif . Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 127 Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 16.

8 Title PASSIONATE PROMISES FROM THE COV NANT MAKER, PART 2 9:45 a.m., The Beauty of a Cap ured Heart Presenter Kay Grose, Parkersburg, W.Va.

leadership Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 145 Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 16.

worship & textual spirituality studies @ Title PLEDGING ALLEGIANCE, PART 2 9:45 a.m., The Church and the Nations Presenters Lynn Anderson, San Antonio , Texas; Lee Camp, Nashville, Tenn.; preaching restoration history Ronald Cox, Rochester Hills, Mich.; Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas; Tim Spivey, Garland , Texas; and David Young , Murfreesboro, Tenn. Location Cullen Auditorium Christian discipleship Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 16. community

:~ Title REACHING THE MASSES THROUGH GENUINE PRAISE, PART 2 gospel & 9:45 a.m., Seeing People With the Eyes of Jesus culture Presenter Gerald Taylor Sr., Chattanooga, Tenn. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 126

human Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 16. ~oTitle SENDING, PEACE, AND THE HOLY SPIRIT, PART 2 9:45 a.m., Lectio Divina for the Sake of the World Presenters Virgil Fry, Missouri City, Texas; Kelly Sargent, Abilene , Texas; and Matt Soper, Cypress, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 • Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 16. For your convenience, you may pull out this four-page Lectureship Planner for easy ref erence of your classesand event choices.

D Beginnings of Religious and Cultural Freedoms, Part 2, Sunday, September 1 7 Jon Ashby, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 104 6:15 p_m, • Praise and Worship D Blessings For Dummies, Michael Harbour Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 D True Lift, Moody Coliseum Differences Without Discord, Angela Brenton, 7 p,m_ • Opening Lecture D Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 113 D "I Was Blind But Now I See" (John 9:1-41) D Families in Formation, B.J. McMichael, Robert Oglesby Jack Reese, Moody Coliseum and David Wray, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Following Evening Lecture (Faculty Commons) Room 250 D Ohio Valley University/ NCNJ Reunion Reception, D Following Jesus Into a Changing World, Dan Bouchelle, McGlothlin Campus Center; Hilton Room Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 117 D World Christian Broadcasting Reception, D Joining Jesus, Kent Smith, McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom D Metaphors For Ministry, Stuart Love, Monday, September 18 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 6:45 a_m, • Meals D Mr. Keeble Goes to Abilene, Wes Crawford, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 115 D Haitian Christian Foundation Breakfast. University Church of Christ, Family Room D Para-Who? Jesus On the Holy Spirit. Tim Woodroof, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 114 D Missions Resource Network Breakfast. McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room D Passing On the Faith to the Next Generation, Rick Hunter, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 127 8:30 a,m_ • Classes D Passionate Promises From the Covenant Maker. Kay Grose, D Against the Night. Prentice Meador , Williams Performing Arts Center; (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 Room 145 D At Home with God, D'Esta Love, D Pledging Allegiance, Lynn Anderson , Lee Camp, Ronald Cox, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Randy Harris, Tim Spivey and David Young, Cullen Auditorium D Biblical and Historical Truths, Jon Ashby, D Reaching the Masses Through Genuine Praise, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 104 Gerald Taylor Sr., Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, D Deciphering The Da Vinci Code, Jeff Childers, Room 126 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 100 D Running a Mile Before a Marathon, Ryan L. Binkley, D Driving For Depth, Phil Ware, Cullen Auditorium Jody A. Lee and Derran R. Reese, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 122 D Dying for Life, Sam Shewmaker, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 126 D Sending, Peace, and the Holy Spirit. Virgil Fry, Kelly Sargent and Matt Soper, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies D How One Church Can Make a Difference, Building , Room 120 Jimmy Adcox , Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom D The Baptized Life and Sexual Ethics, Mike Cope, D iPod Evangelism, Steve Hemphill , Williams Performing Arts Center; (Recital Hall) Room 111 Mabee Business Building, Room 117 D The Ann Landers of the Bible, Mark Sneed, D Jacob's Dream: Through The Artist's Eyes, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 112 Jack Maxwell, Jacob's Dream D The Coffee Group, Judy Allen, Tammy Marcelain, D Living God's Love, Gary Holloway and Earl Lavender, Sarah Stirman and Denise Waldrop and Donna Ware Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Chapel on the Hill) Room 200 Williams Performing Arts Center; (Fulks Theatre) Room 184 D Me, Myself and I, Birgie Niemann, D The Eclipse of a Vision, Ross Thomson, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 113 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 D Mission Without Borders, Mike Schrage, D The Normalcy of Suffering, Foree Grove, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 D On the Road to Glory, Mark Matson , D The Practice of Family Ministry in Congregations, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 Malcolm Coco, Jack Hardcastle and Don Pope, D Revelation: Conquering in Christ. Ian Fair, Mabee Business Building, Room 117 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 D Three Church Leadership Crises - and How to Handle D The Church is The Church of Christ. Chris Goldman, Them, Charles Siburt, Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Mabee Business Building, Room 115 D When He Reigns, He Pours, Chris Seidman, D The Religious Heritage of ACU, Erma Jean Loveland and Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Chapel on the Hill) Tom Olbricht , Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 115 Room200 D Training for Warriors in the Peaceable Kingdom, 11 a.m. • Theme Lecture Don McLaughlin, Onstead-PackerBiblical Studies Building, Room 114 D "I Have Come That They May Have Abundant Life" D When You Are Down to Nothing, Richard Barclay, (John 10:1-21), J.C. Thomas Jr., Moody Coliseum Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 112 12:15 p.m. • Meals D Where is God's Glory Today?, Warren Baldwin, D Ag-Missions Luncheon, Hillcrest Church of Christ, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 127 Family Rooms (11 & 12) 9:45 a.m. • Classes D Because Last Things Matter, Rick Atchley , Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 D Friends of the International University, 7 p.m hem u·e Vienna and Kiev Luncheon, McGlothlin Campus Center; D "I Am the Resurrection and the Life" (John 11:1-44), Living Room Stephen Johnson, Moody Coliseum D Leaven Journal Luncheon, Following Evening Lecture McGlothlin Campus Center; East Dining Room D National Campus Ministries Reception, D Let's Start Talking Ministry Luncheon, McGlothlin Campus Center; Hilton Room McGlothlin Campus Center; Hilton Room D York College Friends and Alumni, 2 p.m. • Special Extended Classes McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room D Changing the World Frame by Frame, Doug Darby and Matt Maxwell, Cullen Auditorium 19 D Churches of Christ and the Missional Church Movement, Tuesday, September Wade Hodges, Patrick Keifert, Charles Mattis and Jack Reese, 6:45 a.m. • Meals Williams Performing Arts Center; (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) D Herald of Truth, McGlothlin Campus Center; Hilton Room Room 145 D World Bible School Breakfast, D Developing a Pilgrim Heart. Jackie Halstead, Scott Hamm, Williams Performing Arts Center Lobby Bill Rankin and Daryl L. Tippens, College of Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 8:30 a.m • Classes D Like a Shepherd Lead Us, Jeff Childers, Randy Harris, D Against the Night, Part 2, Prentice Meador , Russell Herring, David Lang, Charles Siburt , Bob Strader Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 117 and David Wray, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , D At Home With God, Part 2, D'Esta Love, Room 117 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 129 D Lita Witt Music Endowment Lecture, D Deaf Ministries and Preachers During the 2oth Century, Greg Straughn , Williams Performing Arts Center; Hollis Maynard, Onstead-PackerBiblical Studies Building, Room 104 (Recital Hall) Room 111 D Deciphering The Da Vinci Code, Part 2, Jeff Childers, 2 p.m. • General Classes Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) D Called To Teach, Glenn Carson, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Room 100 Building , Room 115 D Driving for Depth, Part 2, Phil Ware , Cullen Auditorium D Current Religious and Cultural Freedom Part 3, D Fresh Vision, Marshall Coffey, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Jon Ashby, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 104 Building , Room 122 D Jesus Wept, Fred Aquino , Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies D Issues That Matter to the Father, George Pendergrass, Building , Room 114 Williams Performing Arts Center (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) D Learning to Discern the Voice of Jesus Together, Room 145 Grady D. King, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, D Knowing God, Experiencing God, Mark Powell, Room 130 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 D Razing the Roof to Find Breakthrough Faith, D Living God's Love, Part 2, Gary Holloway and Earl Lavender, Timothy Daniels, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Chapel on the Hill) Room 128 Room 200 D Says Who?, Toby Wilson, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies D Me, Myself and I, Part 2, Birgie Niemann, Building, Room 103 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 113 D The Jeremiah Syndrome, Rick Ross, D Mission Without Borders, Part 2, Mike Schrage, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 127 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 D The Wonder Years of Parenting and Family Building, D On Mission With Jesus, Chadd Schroeder, Sam Laing, Mabee Business Building , Room 115 Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom D Who Cares If it Was Seven Literal Days, Jason Locke, D On the Road to Glory, Part 2, Mark Matson , Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 120 3 p.m. • General Classes D Revelation: Conquering in Christ. Part 2, Ian Fair, D Did I Hear That Right?, Ken Neller, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 130 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 112 D The Church is the Church of Christ. Part 2, Chris Goldman, D Disgust, Death, Sex and the Gospel of Judas, Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Richard Beck, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , D The Continuing Pursuit of Non-Denominational Christianity, Room 129 Monroe Hawley, Mabee Business Building , Room 117 D John II, the Sequel, Abel Alvarez, Onstead-Packer Biblical D The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, Alpha Robinson and Studies Building, Room 103 Jerrod Robinson, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 112 D This is Not Your Father's Oldsmobile, Paul D. Clark, D The Religious Heritage of ACU, Part 2, Erma Jean Loveland and Jordan Swim, James Walton and Jordan Wesley, Tom Olbricht, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 115 Mabee Business Building, Room 115 D Training for Warriors in the Peaceable Kingdom, Part 2, 4 p.m. • Meals Don McLaughlin, Onstead-PackerBiblical Studies Building, Room 114 D Dedication of the Learning Commons, 9:45 a.m. • Classes Brown Library Learing Commons D Because Last Things Matter, Part 2, Rick Atchley, 4:45 p.m. • Meals Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 D Continent of Great Cities Dinner, University Church of Christ Min istry Activity Center D Blessings for Dummies, Part 2, Machael Harbour, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 5 p.m. • Meals Come As You Are, Art McNeese, D African Missions Fellowship, D Mabee Business Building, Room 115 University Church of Christ, Family Room Deaf Ministries, Part2, Hollis Maynard , D Christian Child and Family Service Association, D Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 104 Briarstone Manor Differences Without Discord, Part 2, Angela Brenton , D European Interest, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , D Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 113 Mission Strategy Room Disciples' Mission Outside the Church Walls, Brady Bryce, 6:15 p.m. • Praise and Worship D Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 0 SHADES, Moody Coliseum D Families In Formation, Part 2, B.J. McMichael, Robert Oglesby 2 p.m. • General Classes and David Wray , Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, D Deaf Ministries, Part 3, Hollis Maynard, (Faculty Commons) Room 250 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 104 D Following Jesus Into a Changing World, Part 2, D Evangelism in a Changing World, Bruce Johnson, Dan Bouchelle, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 D Metaphors for Ministry, Part 2, Stuart Love, D Girls Behaving Badly, Sharon Henderson, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 D Mr Keeble Goes to Abilene, Part 2, Wes Crawford, D Jesus Wept, Part 2, Dan McGregor, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 115 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 D On Mission with Jesus, Jared Looney and Rafael Rosario, D Learing to Discern the Voice of Jesus Together, Part 2, Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom Grady D. King, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, D Para-Who? Jesus On the Holy Spirit. Part 2, Tim Woodroof, Room 130 1 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 0 Not By Our Might ... But By His Power, D Passing on the Faith to the Next Generation, Part 2, Jim Clark, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 120 J Rick Hunter, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 127 D Nothing Can Overcomer the Word of God. Edward J. Robinson, D Passionate Promises From the Covenant Maker, Part 2, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 115 Kay Grose, Williams Performing Arts Center; D Releasing the Guilty, Dusty Rush, (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 145 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 D Pledging Allegiance, Part 2, Lynn Anderson, D The Artist As Priest and Prophet. Carmen Beaubeaux, Lee Camp, Ronald Cox, Randy Harris, nm Spivey and David Young, Williams Performing Arts Center; (Fulks Theatre) Room 184 Cullen Auditorium D The Challenge and Reward of Faithful Living, D Reaching the Masses Through Genuine Praise, Part 2, Andrew Fleming, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Gerald Taylor Sr., Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 126 Room 128 D Sending, Peace, and the Holy Spirit. Virgil Fry, Kelly Sargent D The Church: Culturally Relevant But Not Culturally and Matt Soper, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 Regulated, Dewayne Winrow, Mabee Business Building, D The Ann Landers of the Bible, Part 2, Mark Sneed, Room 117 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 D The Wonder Years: Parenting and Family Building. Part 2, D The Baptized Life and Sexual Ethics, Part 2, Mike Cope, Sam Laing, Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Williams Performing Arts Center; (Recital Hall) Room 111 3 p.m. • General Classes D The Coffee Group, Part 2, Judy Allen, Tammy Marcelain, D Did I Hear That Right? Part 2, Ken Neller, Sarah Stirman, Denise Waldrop and Donna Ware, Onstead-Packer Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 D Disgust. Death, Sex and the Gospel of Judas, Part 2, D The Eclipse of a Vision, Part 2, RossThomson, Richard Beck, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 Room 129 D Three Church Leadership Crises, Part 2, Charles Siburt, D John II, the Sequel, Part 2, Abel Alvarez, Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 D Walking the Talk, Nan Gurley, D The Muslim World Is Our World, Dan McVey, Williams Performing Arts Center; (Fulks Theatre) Room 184 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 D When He Reigns, He Pours, Part 2, Chris Seidman, Onstead-Packer D This Is Not Your Father's Oldsmobile, Part 2, Biblical Studies Building , (Chapel on the Hill) Room 200 Paul D. Clark, Jordan Swim, James Walton and Jordan Wesley, 11 a.m. • Theme Lecture Mabee Business Building, Room 115 D "I Am the Vine and You Are the Branches" (John 15:1-17), D Unstained By the World, David Young, John York, Moody Coliseum Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 12:15 p.m. • Meals 4:45 p.m. • Meals D ACU Halbert Institute for Missions Luncheon, D Men's Fellowship Dinner, Williams Performing Arts Center; Lobby Hillcrest Church of Christ, Multi-Purpose Room D Artist Talk with Bonnie Buchanan and Katrina Willis, D Women's Fellowship Dinner, University Church of Christ, McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room Ministry Activity Center D Women In Ministry Network Luncheon, 6:15 p.m. • Praise and Worship Hickory Street Cafe, 644 Hickory Street D HIP, Moody Coliseum 1 :30 p.m. • Meals 7 p.m. • Theme Lecture Dedication of Gaines B. Stanley Sr. Theological D "That You May Be Completely One" (John 17), Reading Room, Brown Library, Atrium D Don Mclaughlin, Moody Coliseum 2 p.m. • Special Extended Classes Following Evening Lecture Beyond Apathy and Rage, Bethany Allen, David Fleer, Mary Greene, D D Lubbock Christian University Reception, Steven Moore, Jeanene P. Reese, Jerry Taylor, J.C. Thomas Jr. and Brown Library Atrium Dwayne VanRheenen , Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 D Rochester College Alumni and Friends Reception, McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room D Blessed is the One Who Reads Aloud the Words of the Prophecy, Chris Benjamin, Adam Hester, Donna Hester, Stephen Johnson and D Western Christian College and High School, and Great Rob McRay, Williams Performing Arts Center; (Recital Hall) Lakes Christian College Reception, McGlothlin Campus Room 111 Center; Hilton Room D Learning to Move Missionally, Chris Chappotin, Robbie James and Gailyn Van Rheenen, Williams Performing Arts Center; (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 145 Wednesday, September 20 D Living in the Reel World , Cullen Auditorium 8:30 a.m. • Classes D Sustaining Teens in the Life of God, David Fraze, D Against the Night. Part 3, Prentice Meador , Sarah Campbell, Vann Conwell, Dave Blanchard and Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 Kevin Huddleston, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , D At Home With God, Part 3, D'Esta Love, Room 129 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 D Deciphering The Da Vinci Code, Part 3, Jeff Childers , Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 • D Developing Faith That Endures, Mike McAlister, 0 Sending, Peace, and the Holy Spirit, Part 3, Mabee Business Building, Room 703 Virgil Fry, Kelly Sargent and Matt Soper, Onstead-Packer Biblical D Driving for Depth, Part 3, Phil Ware, Cullen Auditorium Studies Building, Room 720 D Experiencing Jesus in the Deaf Community, D The Christian Chronicle, Glover Shipp, Williams Performing Arts Jerry Drennan, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Center; (Muns Choral Rehearsal Half) Room 145 Room 704 D The Coffee Group, Part 3, Judy Allen, Tammy Marcelain, 0 Issues That Matter to the Father, Part 2, Sarah Stirman, Denise Waldrop and Donna Ware, George Pendergrass, Williams Performing Arts Center; Williams Performing Arts Center; (Fulks Theatre) Room 184 (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 745 D The Eclipse of a Vision, Part 3, RossThomson, D Knowing God, Experiencing God, Part 2, Mark Powell, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 D The Grace of God Has Appeared to All, Robert Birt, 0 Living God's Love, Part 3, Gary Holloway and Earl Lavender, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 703 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Chapel on the Hill) 0 Three Church Leadership Crises, Part 3, Charles Siburt, Room200 Mabee Business Building , Room 115 D May All Who Come Behind Us Find Us Faithful, 11 a.m. • Theme Lecture Melvin Byrd, Onstead-PackerBiblical Studies Building, Room 713 D "What Is Truth?" (John 18:19), John Siburt, Moody Coliseum D On the Road to Glory, Part 3, Mark Matson, 12:15 p.m. • Meals Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 D ACU Graduate School of Theology Alumni Luncheon, D Revelation; Conquering in Christ, Part 3, Ian Fair, Williams Performing Arts Center Lobby Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 2 p.m. • Special Extended Classes 0 The Church is the Church of Christ, Part 3, Chris Goldman, Mabee Business Building, Room 115 D Gigabytes, Podcasts and IP's, Oh My!, George Saltsman, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 D The Continuing Pursuit of Non-Denominational Christianity, Part 2, Monroe Hawley, D Leaving the Land We Know, Chris Flanders, Mark Hopkins, Mabee Business Building, Room 717 Mark Love and David Wray, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studes Building, Room 114 D The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, Part 2, Alpha Robinson, and Jerrod Robinson, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, 0 Set Free From Bondage to Decay, Jim Cooke, Chris Heard and Room 112 guests, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 700 D The Religious Heritage of ACU, Part 3, Erma Jean Loveland and Tom Olbricht, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, 2 p.m. • General Classes Room 115 0 Founding Documents, Douglas Foster, D Training for Warriors in the Peaceable Kingdom, Part 3, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 115 Don McLaughlin, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, D From Feast to Famine!, Dan Cooper, Room 114 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 D Vibrant Families of Jesus, Jared Looney, Chadd Schroeder D JesusWept, Part 3, Carl Flynn, and Kent Smith, Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 9:45 a.m. • Classes D Learing to Discern the Voice of Jesus Together, Part 3, D Because Last Things Matter, Part 3, Rick Atchley, Grady D. King, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 130 Room 100 0 Picturing Scripture, Jack Maxwell and Dan McGregor, D City Saturation, Part 2, Jared Looney, Chadd Schroeder Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Room 120 and Kent Smith, Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom 0 The Artist As Priest and Prophet, Part 2, Carmen Beaubeaux, 0 Come As You Are, Part 2, Art McNeese, Williams Performing Arts Center; (Fulks Theatre) Room 184 Mabee Business Building, Room 117 D The Ascent Into Richness, Dean Barham, 0 Developing a Substance Abuse Prevention Program for Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 Your Congregation, Michael Dublin, Onstead-Packer Biblical 0 The Challenge and Reward of Faithful Living, Part 2, Studies Building, Room 120 Andrew Fleming, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , D Disciples' Mission Outside the Church Walls, Part 2, Room 128 Brady Bryce, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, 0 The Church: Culturally Relevant, But Not Culturally Regulated, Room 129 Part 2, Dewayne Winrow, Mabee Business Building, Room 117 0 Experiencing Jesus in the Deaf Community, Part 2, 0 Turning Adults Into Disciples, Victor Frazier, Jerry Drennan, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 703 Room 704 0 What Not to Wear, Part 2, Sharon Henderson, Onstead-Packer D Families In Formation, Part 3, B.J. McMichael, Robert Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Oglesby and David Wray, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , (Faculty Commons) Room 250 0 Worship for the Deaf Throughout the World, Part 3, Jerry Drennan, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 704 D Following Jesus Into a Changing World, Part 3, Dan Bouchelle, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, 3 p.m. • General Classes Room 117 D Did I Hear That Right? Part 3, Ken Neller, 0 Growing Churches Through Multiplication Not Division, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 712 Joe Bright, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, D The Muslim World Is Our World, Part 2, Dan McVey, Room 127 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 0 Living the Beatitudes, Frank Smith Jr., D This Is Not Your Father's Oldsmobile, Part 3, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 126 Paul D. Clark, Jordan Swim, James Walton and Jordan Wesley, D Metaphors for Ministry, Part 3, Stuart Love, Mabee Business Building, Room 715 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 D Unstained By the World, Part 2, David Young, D Nothing Can Overcome the Word of Goel. Edward J. Robinson, Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 115 6:15 p.m. • Praise and Worship D Para-Who? Jesus on the Holy Spirit, Part 3, Tim Woodroof, D HIP, Moody Coliseum Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 7 p.m. • Theme Lecture D Pledging Allegiance, Part 3, Lynn Anderson, Lee Camp, D "That You Might Believe and Have Life in His Name" Ronald Cox, Randy Harris, Tim Spivey and David Young, (John 20), Ken Greene, Moody Coliseum Cullen Auditorium n Title HE ANN LANDERS OF THE BIBLE, PART 2 9:45 a.m., Another Loo at Proverbs Presenter Mark Sneed, Lubock, Texas Tuesday Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 AC U HALBERT Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class descript ion on page 17. INSTITUTE Title T E BAPTIZED LIFE AND SEXUAL ETHICS, PART 2 FOR MIS SIONS 9:45 a.m., Reflections on the Moral Vision of the Jesus Story LUN C HE O N Presenter Mike Cope, Abilene, Texas (follow ing the morning lecture) Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Recital Hall) Room 111 Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 17. Williams Performing Arts Center; Lobby Title THE COFFEE GROUP, PART 2 Tuesday, 12:15 p.m. 9:45 a.m., The Cross, Convers tion and a Cup of Coffee Tickets: $11; purchase at the Presenters Judy Allen, Abilene , Texas; Tammy Marcelain, Abilene, Texas; door or at Lectureship Central Sarah Stirman, Abilene, Texas; Denise Waldrop, Abilene , Texas; in Teague Exhibits Center. and Donna Ware, Abilene , Texas Honoree : Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 Glover Shipp Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 17. Contact : JoAnn Young, 325-674-3711 or Title THE ECLIPSE OF A VISION? PART 2 [email protected] 9:45 a.m., The 20th Century: The Irony of History Presenter RossThomson, Houston, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 17. Wednesday Title THREE CHURCH LEADERSHIP CRISES - AND HOW ACU GRADUAT E TO HANDLE THEM PART 2 SCHOOL OF 9:45 a.m., Managing the Termination of a Minister Presenter Charles Siburt , Abilene , Texas THEOL O GY Location Mabee Business Building, Room 115 ALUMNI Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class descript ion on page 18. LUNCHE O N (follow ing the morning lecture) Title WALKING THE TALK 9:45 a.m., Authentic Faith in the World of the Arts Williams Performing Arts Presenter Nan Gurley, Brentwood, Tenn. Center; Lobby Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Fulks Theatre) Room 184 Wednesday, 12:15 p.m. Description How can an artist be salt and light in our post-Christian culture? Is it Tickets available at possible to live out your faith in such a way that those around you find Onstead-Packer Biblical Jesus irresistible? Come and learn ways to plow the spiritual ground in Studies Building, the entertainment industry and sow the seeds of the Kingdom as you Dean's Office work always and only for an audience of One. Speaker: Eddie Sharp Title WHEN HE REIGNS, HE POURS, PART 2 9:45 a.m., The Relationship Between Kingdom and Spirit Contact : Camille Dickson, Presenter Chris Seidman, Farmers Branch, Texas 325-674-3700 or Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Chapel on the Hill) [email protected] Room200 Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class descript ion on page 18. Tuesday l DEDICATION OF CAINES B. STANLEY SR. THEOLOGICAL I I J '11 Kevnot<:> S!1c.1ker READING ROOM Title "I AM THE VINE AND YOU ARE THE BRANCHES" Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. Presenter John York, Nashville, Tenn . Brown Library, Atrium Worship Come As You Are, Abilene, Texas Sponsored by College Location Moody Coliseum of Biblical Studies and Friends of ACU Library l unl heo11 Progr 1rn<; on P.1gc<; 51 52

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,~ Title 0 P THY AND RAGE 2 p.m., n 'l Presenters Bethany Allen, Abilene, Texas; David Fleer, Rochester, Mich .; Mary Greene, DeSoto, Texas; Steven Moore, Abilene, Texas; Jeanene P. Reese, Abilene, Texas; Jerry Taylor, Abilene, Texas; J.C. Thomas Jr., Rochester Hills, Mich.; and Dwayne VanRheenen, Abilene , Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 Speaker: Description In many ways, attitudes toward race have changed substantially over G.B. Stanley Sr. the last 40 years. Still, while overt racism is less acceptable, more subtle and unspoken forms of racism still persist. How do we move Contact: Mark Tucker, beneath the surface in matters of race so that God's peace might 325-674-2387 or be reflected in how we treat one another? J.C. Thomas will begin [email protected] our time together with unforgettable monologues on white apathy and black rage. A panel will respond to the presentations and bring others into the conversation. Finally, a group of ACU faculty and staff will talk about their journey over the past two years to understand one another better .

Title BLESSED IS THE ONE WHO READS ALOUD THE WORDS 0 OPHECY 2 p.m., in h hu h Presenters Chris Benjamin, Fort Smith, Ark.; Adam Hester, Abilene, Texas; Donna Hester, Abilene, Texas; Stephen Johnson, Abilene, Texas; and Rob McRay, Nashville, Tenn. leadership family Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Recital Hall) Room 111 Description The book of Revelation both intrigues and intimidates us. We are drawn in by the fabulous images and by the story of the triumph of God at worship & textual the end of the age . But we are perplexed to make sense of the images spirituality studies and interpret them in the light of our circumstances today . This workshop will look at how Revelation might be used profitably by the

restoration church. Attention to the shape of the book, its theological themes, and preaching t history its dramatic nature will be given . This workshop will conclude with dramatic interpretations of selected texts from Revelation.

Christian discipleship community Title TO MOVE MISSIONALLY 2 p.m., mun y B 1ld1 g n C I n ng Presenters Chris Chappotin, Burleson, Texas; Robbie James, Plano, Texas; justice gospel & culture and Gailyn Van Rheenen, Dallas, Texas Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 14S human Description It's one thing to "buy in" to missional theology; it is another to learn to behave missionally . Many of the pioneers in missional patterns are church planters. In this missional church workshop, three church planters talk missional nuts and bolts. What does missional theology look like in church planting? In worship? In community building? Let's learn together with these missional pioneers. Title REEL WORLD 2 p.m., 200 · Wisdom From A Christian Professional WOMEN FOR Location Cullen Auditorium ACU DINNER Description Stephen Bailey, a professional in the media and entertainment industry, spends an afternoon with us reflecting on being a Christian in this highly Univeristy Church of Christ, visible world. This life presents both challenges and opportunities, and Ministry Activity Center those who imagine a future in media and entertainment will benefit Tuesday,4:45 p.m. from his experience. While geared toward those interested in filmmaking, Tickets: $11 Stephen's story will inspire all of those who seek to serve God in their Speaker: Liz Rotenberry professional pursuits. "We're All In This Together"

Title I\IT S Tl-ft Qr. Purchace tickets at Abilene Educational Supply or 2 p.m., mg H I / Y. uth 1n1 try Presenters David Fraze, Lubbock, Texas; Sarah Campbell, Abilene , Texas; Teague Special Events Van Conwell, Abilene, Texas; Dave Blanchard, Abilene, Texas Center. Contact Samantha and Kevin Huddleston, San Angelo, Texas Adkins at 325-674-2622 or email at [email protected]. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 by Description Youth ministries thrive, not based on the strength of their programs, but on the depth of their spiritual practices. This depth needs to be cultivated in the lives of both teens and adult leaders, and must characterize the relationships between congregational and youth leaders. We have invited experienced youth ministers both to present fresh material and to respond to your questions and concerns.

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Title Af ISTRIESAND PREACHERSDURING THE 20TH CENTURY.PART 3 2 p.m., · ie · acher 1975-2000 Presenter Hollis Maynard, Lubbock, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 104 Description The expansion and popularity of deaf ministries and of active training of preachers and interpreters for the deaf set the stage for the spreading of the gospel across the United States and into many nations around the world .

Title A GELISM IN A CHANGING WORLD 2 p.m., ingi g he Old ospel in a New Key Presenter Bruce Johnson, Atlanta , Ga. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 Description The church is always exploring the relationship between the gospel and the church's context for the sake of saving lost souls. This exploration is necessaryfor our current context as well. What was old is new again, but is it the same old song?

Title E VI BA 2 p.m., -:1 u o a e ro e p Presenter Sharon Henderson, Edmond, Okla. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Description Contempt for men in our culture is hotter than ever and the church is not immune to its effects. Acknowledging the damage caused by this culture will help us move toward relationships between the sexes that honor God by drawing on His strength.

Title OF THE HUMANITY OF JESUS, PART 2 2 p.m., Je. ·u in the Gospel Presenter Dan McGregor, Abilene , Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 Description See Monday 2 p.m. class description on page 20.

Title 1:AR I G O DISCERN THE VOICE OF JESUS TOGETHER, PART 2 2 p.m., T C llen e of D ernment Presenter Grady D. King, Irving, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 Description See Monday 2 p.m. class description on page 20. SI

~ Title T . BUT BY HIS POWER 2 p.m., Pr h Cor orate Prayer Presenter Jim Clark, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 SHUTTLE Description What happens when a group of believers takes the Lord Jesus at His SERVICE word and calls upon His name in prayer? This is my story of witnessing Shuttle service will the Holy Spirit work through prayerful people in local church ministry be available at no charge and missions. for all Lectureship guests. Pick-up and drop-off & Title I CAN OVERCOME THE WORD OF GOD locations are at: 2 p.m., e iller of African-American • Hillcrest Church of Christ Presenter Edward J. Robinson, Abilene , Texas • Onstead-Packer Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 11 S Biblical Studies Building Description Luke Miller, a convert of Marshall Keeble, arrived in Texas (circle drive) as a church-stabilizer and church-planter in the 1930s. Through • Williams Performing his arduous labors, Miller established many black Churches of Christ Arts Center in East Texas. This class examines how Miller was able to accomplish • Mabee Business his impressive work. Building (circle drive) • University Church ~ of Christ Title THE UI TY ~ • Teague Special Events 2 p.m ., ik Christ Center (front entrance) Presenter Dusty Rush, Conway, Ark . Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 Please contact Description Can Christians learn to forgive as Christ did? Being people of the 325-674-3744 (Ext. 3744 cross necessitates that we forgive friends and enemies in an unnatural on campus) to arrange way. Come and consider how Christ's journey can change our hearts for service during toward the guilty. Lectureship. ~ Title 2:00 p.m., Presenter Carmen Beaubeaux, Coronado, Calif . Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Fulks Theatre) Room 184 Description The church cultivates believing souls by answering compelling questions, while the artist cultivates seeing souls by raising compelling images. Is there a conflict , an infidelity , in seeing the artist's dual relationsh ip with the Kingdom and the "world"?

8 Title C LENGE AND REWARD OF UL LIVING leadership family 2 p.m., h Presenter Andrew Fleming , Los Angeles, Calif . Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 worship & textual spirituality studies Description God wants us to be confident in His love, and to better understand His loving discipline brings us security and thankfulness. When gratitude pervades our relationship with God and compassion clothes our restoration preaching view of others, evangelism becomes as natural as breathing. history @ Title THE CHURCH: ClJ LLY RELEVANT BUT NOT Christian C"' URA LY REGULATED discipleship community 2 p.m., ip Between Church nd Culture Presenter Dewayne Winrow, Reseda, Calif. Location Mabee Business Building, Room 117 gospel & culture Description The relationship of the church and culture is analogous to that of an oil drilling platform built in the midst of an ocean. It must be capable of reacting to the mighty waves of the ocean environment and yet human remain centered over the well deep within the ocean . How is church to be responsive and related to the culture without being regulated by it?

(:) Title R V A : PARENTING AND FAMILY 2 p.m., J S iritual Family Presenter Sam Laing, Bogart, Ga. Location Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Description See Monday 2 p.m. class description on page 20. ~,

pm (, ntral ( lai;;c,ec, HOMER HICCOLM Title I HE=ARTHAT RIGHT? SURPRISING INSIGHTS FROM A SECOND , OF JOHN'S GOSPEL, PART 2 and TheRocketboys 3 p.m., t . J ... h Presenter Ken Neller, Searcy,A rk. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 Description See Monday 3 p.m. class description on page 21.

Title H, SEX AND THE GO L JUDAS, PART 2 3 p.m., Ambi le and the Psychology of

Presenter Richard Beck, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Description See Monday 3 p.m. class description on page 21.

Title 3 p.m., TuesdayEvening Presenter Abel Alvarez, McAllen, Texas 5:30-6:15p.m. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 Hardwood Cafe Description See Monday 3 p.m. class description on page 21.

Title L WORLD IS OUR WORLD 3 p.m., Presenter Dan McVey, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 Description Fear, hatred, bias and cultural clashes mingle with political , social and religious issuesof our time . Can Kingdom people rise above the din of battle and witness the hand of God?

Title OT YOUR FATHER'S OLDSMOBILE, PART 2 3 p.m., nerging Conversations With the Next

Presenters Paul D. Clark, Nashua, N.H.; Jordan Swim, Abilene, Texas; James Walton, Torrington, Conn.; and Jordan Wesley, Abilene , Texas Location Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Description See Monday 3 p.m. class description on page 21.

Title ED BY THE WORLD 3 p.m., lture Presenter David Young, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 Description Postmodern America is quickly becoming a pagan place to live. How are Christians to interact with the world in redemptive ways without compromising our holiness? A straightforward assessment of where we are and where we ought to go.

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Title rELY ONE" (John 17) GOSPEL AND Presenter Don McLaughlin, Atlanta , Ga. CULTURE Worship Ryan Porche, Memphis, Tenn. COFFEE HOUSE Location Moody Coliseum Looking for a creative way to bring the good Following the Evening Lecture news to unbelievers? Join the Coffee House crowd in Brown Library, Title Learning Commons every Presenters George Pendergrass and Things in Common, Hershey, Penn. night after the Location Beauchamp Amphitheatre main lecture . Title GOSPEL Tuesday - The Gospel and the Blues Presenters Al Haley, Abilene, Texas and Kendall Massey, Abilene, Texas (Al Haley and Location Brown Library, Learning Commons Kendall Massey) Title VL A O URNAL SPIRITUAL EXERCISES Presenters ACU Arts Community Location Jesse's Corner

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leadership family 8:30 a.m., Go Presenter Prentice Meador, Dallas, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 worship & textual Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 11. spirituality studies °\ Title TH P T3 restoration 8:30 a.m., ernal Life preaching history Presenter D'Esta Love, Malibu, Calif. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 11. Christian discipleship community .:11mE DA VINCI CODE AND THE GOSPEL OF JUDAS, PART 3 •' Title •• 8:30 a.m., w the Pictures of Jesus in The Da Vinci Code and the gospel & G I of u O f soel Conversation culture Presenter Jeff Childers, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) human Room 100 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 11.

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8 Title V OP .J FAITH THAT ENDURES 8:30 a.m., c;: From Fabrication to .u or m Presenter Mike McAlister, Friendswood, Texas Mornin g Praye rs at Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 Description When crises hit , why does one person's faith soar while another JACOB'S DREAM person's crumbles? Faith substitutes are easily adopted by us all, 8 a.m. daily but they leave us confused and powerless in moments of trial. Faith focused in Jesus leads to freedom .

3 Title R VI G FOR DEPTH: IMAGES AND INTERACTIVE WORSHIP, C TEACHING, PART 3 8:30 a.m., · p ri nt · oundations of Truth-Telling Presenter Phil Ware, Abilene , Texas Location Cullen Auditorium Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 11.

Title P . IENC G JESUS IN THE DEAF UNITY 8:30 a.m., 1p or Presenter Jerry Drennan, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 104 Description Making worship more meaningful and pleasant for the deaf culture. Singing and preaching, notoriously shunned by the deaf , can be enjoyable and inspirational.

Title T T A ER TO FATHER, PART 2 8:30 a.m., 0 e Sh e e i: e> ( ohn 10·16) Presenter George Pendergrass, Hershey, Penn. Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 145 Description See Tuesday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 23.

Title G D. EXPERIENCING GOD, PART 2 8:30 a.m., H inJ n erie ial World ncounter Truth Presenter Mark Powell, Memphis , Tenn. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 Description See Tuesday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 23.

Title LIVING GOD'S LOVE: AN INVITATION TO RISTIAN SPIRITUALITY, PART 3 8:30 a.m., Pr cticing the Presence of God: n cise n C m o Presenter Gary Holloway, Nashville, Tenn., Earl Lavender, Nashville, Tenn. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Chapel on the Hill) Room200 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 12.

Title AV WHO COME BEHIND US FIND US FAITHFUL 8:30 a.m., iting he Sto of Your Journey of Faith for Your Children and the Childre t Unb rn Presenter Melvin Byrd, Port Orchard, Wash. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 113 Description The Apostle Paul refers to his own faith story several times in Scripture. We are urged to "be active in sharing your faith," (Philemon 6). This class will assist people in writing their faith story so that they are ready to share it with others, especially their children.

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Title D TO C:JLORV:PART 3 On Campus 8:30 a.m., Presenter Mark Matson, Johnson City, Tenn . DINING Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m . class description on page 13. THE WORLD Title Ul\"IU

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Presenter Alpha Robinson, Gresham, Ore., and Jarrod Robinson, Antioch, Calif. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 Description See Tuesday class description on page 24.

& Title 8:30 a.m., Presenters Erma Jean Loveland, Abilene , Texas, and Tom Olbricht , South Berwick, Maine Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 115 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 13.

leadership family Title WARRIORS IN TH PE:AC 8:30 a.m ., ulti-Presentational CongrE>gat1onsa Wo

worsh ip & textual Presenter Don Mclaughlin, Atlanta, Ga. studies spirituality Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 Description See Monday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 13. restoration preaching history Title ILIES OF 8:30 a.m ., Presenter Jared Looney, Bronx, N.Y.; Chadd Schroeder, Guadalajara, Mexico; Christian discipleship community and Kent Smith, Abilene, Texas Location Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom Description What is a vibrant family of Jesus, and what are the conditions that gospel & culture make it possible? Hear from seasoned North American church planters as they explore this vital question .

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.---, Title T THI M TTER, PART 3 9:45 a.m., d the New Earth WOMENfor Presenter Rick Atchley, Fort Worth, Texas ACU PIE SALE Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 Teague Special Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 14. Events Center Sunday Title ION.PA 8-10 p.m. 9:45 a.m., n Monday-Wednesday Presenters Jared Looney, Bronx, N.Y.; Chadd Schroeder, Guadalajara, Mexico; and 12:30-4 p.m. Kent Smith, Abilene , Texas 8:30-10 p.m. Location Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom Description Metropolitan Resource Teams are a powerful means God is using to launch church planting movements in North American cities. Learn from people who are seeing it happen .

Title CO {OU RE, PART 2 9:45 a.m., ;at Clin at f Acceptance in the Church Presenter Art McNeese, Flower Mound, Texas Location Mabee Business Building, Room 117 Description See Tuesday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 29.

Title DEVELOPING A SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRAM FOR 0 R GATO 9:45 a.m., ges f P lar Youth Culture Presenter Michael Dublin, Raleigh, N.C. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 Description How can churches address one of the most devastating issuesyouth and families face in any congregation? As we understand addiction and prevention issues, how drugs appeal to our youth, and how much the church has historically responded to addiction, we will better be able to minister to those in need.

Title C ISSION OUTSIDE THE CHURCH WALLS, PART 2 9:45 a.m., h rn Outside the Pen Presenter Brady Bryce, Denton, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Description See Tuesday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 25.

Title N ING SUS IN THE DEAF COMMUNITY, PART 2 9:45 a.m., llo Presenter Jerry Drennan, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 104 Description See Wednesday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 38.

Title FA I FORMATION, PART 3 9:45 a.m. s for Ministry with Families Presenters B.J. McMichael, Ab ilene, Texas; Robert Oglesby, Abilene, Texas; and David Wray, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Faculty Commons) Room250 Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 15.

Title 9:45 a.m., Presenter Dan Bouchelle, Amarillo , Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 15. • 1 ( )

Title UGH MULTIPLICATION, NOT DIVISION 9:45 a.m., o Presenter Joe Bright, Springfield, Mo . Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 127 Wednesday's Description The Sunset church in Springfield, Mo ., has planted two churches in the LATE NIGHT past six years and is looking toward a third . Learn of the challenges and opportunities that accompany this method of church planting . OFFERINGS (following the evening lecture) Title INNfR CITY 9:45 a.m., D Gospel and Culture Presenter Frank M. Smith Jr., Louisville, Ky. Coffee House Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 126 Brown Library, Description This class will examine the responsibility of suburban Christians Learning Commons to exhibit the attitudes of the Beatitudes as they seek to impact the spiritual and social issuesthat affect diverse communities in Wednesday- the inner city to the glory of God. A Model Evangelistic Presentation n Title 'f, PART 3 9:45 a.m., r. "Meet Me at Teague" Presenter Stuart Love, Malibu, Calif. Food, Fellowship, Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 Exhibits Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 15. Teague Special Events Center Title HE WORD \J IJ 9:45 a.m., r· s nd the Rise of African-American candlelight Devotional ( Beachamp Amphitheatre Presenter Edward J. Robinson, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 115 Description Lucius H. Alexander, too, was a convert of Marshall Keeble in Nashville, Tenn. In the 1930s, Alexander relocated to West Texas and helped stabilize as well as plant a number of congregations in Abilene, Lubbock, Midland and Odessa. This class examines the qualities that made Alexander such an effective church leader.

r Title T J.IOLYSPIRIT. PART 3 9:45 a.m., Presenter Tim Woodroof, Nashville, Tenn. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 15.

leadership family Title 9:45 a.m., Presenters Lynn Anderson, San Antonio, Texas; Lee Camp, Nashville, Tenn.; worship & textual Ronald Cox, Rochester Hills, Mich .; Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas; spirituality studies Tim Spivey, Garland, Texas; and David Young, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Location Cullen Auditorium Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 16. restoration preaching history .._ Title N C A T P ] 9:45 a.m., 1 DIV Christian discipleship Presenters Virgil Fry, Missouri City, Texas; Kelly Sargent, Abilene, Texas; and community Matt Soper, Cypress,Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120

gospel & Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 16. culture \ Title 9:45 a.m., human Presenter Glover Shipp, Edmond, Okla . Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Room 145 Description The Christian Chronicle has had a broad impact on the life of Churches of Christ in many ways. One of the most important areas of this paper's influence has been in the area of world missions. Let's celebrate this story together . . I ~ I • I) ( )

Title G PP RT3 9:45 a.m., c ion n a Cup of Coffee Presenters Judy Allen, Abilene, Texas; Tammy Marcelain, Abilene , Texas; Sarah Stirman, Abilene, Texas; Denise Waldrop, Abilene , Texas; and Donna Ware, Abilene, Texas Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Fulks Theatre) Room 184 Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 17.

Title 9:45 a.m., entury. P stmod1>rn Crisis Presenter RossThomson, Houston, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 Listento all Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 17. themelectures live on Title OD HAS APPEARED TO ALL A CAPPELLARADIO 9:45 a.m., · 1i a for ·na the Lives of People www.totallyacappella.com Presenter Robert Birt, Toledo, Ohio Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 or TotallyA CappellaRadio Description This class is designed to show the free agency of grace and how its purpose is to transform the lives of people . Time will also be given on iTunes to how grace works in the context of the church's culture.

Title THREE CHURCH LEADERSHIP CRISES - AND HOW THEM PART 3 9:45 a.m., a n "I Misconduct Presenter Charles Siburt, Abilene, Texas Location Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Description See Monday 9:45 a.m. class description on page 18.

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Title AT ( n 1 ) Presenter John Siburt, Richardson, Texas. Worship Come As You Are, Abilene, Texas Location Moody Coliseum

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J.5 p m Spec.id! I xtended Se'">',iOn'- Title s, PODCASTS AND IP'S, OH MY! 2 p.m., in Y. e h o y Work Church Presenter George Saltsman, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 117 Description This hands-on, problem-solving workshop will help churches that are looking to improve their use of media . Special attention, including actual examples from churches, will be given to Web site production, worship support technologies and media creation . The workshop will be led by George Saltsman from ACU's Adams Center for Teaching Excellence. Bring both your questions and experiences and share with others who work week in and week out to make technology serve the work of the church. .\ \ 111: R 1 ()

CDs and DVDs During Lectureship, CDs Title T i: WEKNOW and DVDs of theme 2 p.m., 1 n lectures are available in Presenters Chris Flanders, Abilene, Texas; Mark Hopkins, Pasadena, Calif.; the Teague Special Events Mark Love, Abilene, Texas; and David Wray, Abilene, Texas Center Sunday through Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Muns Choral Rehearsal Hall) Wednesday evening. To Room 145 order CDs and DVDs after Description How leadership is expressed goes a long way toward determining Lectureship call the nature of any organization, includ ing the church. If a church Gaylor MultiMedia, Inc. wanted its nature to be missional, how would leadership act? What in Nashville, Tenn., leadership gifts would be needed for a church to move "from a at 615-361-6120 or place where" to " a people sent" kind of church? What are the visit the Web site at corresponding leadership tasks? This extended session will attempt www.GaylorOnline.com. to define these important tasks and provide concrete first steps for developing missional leaders.

~ i~ Title 5[ r.i: 2 p.m., h o Presenters Jim Cooke, Abilene, Texas; Christopher Heard, Malibu, Calif.; and guests Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, (Hart Auditorium) Room 100 Description In 1994, a group of evangelical Christian leaders signed a document entitled, "An Evangelical Declaration on the Care of the Environment. " This document began a broad-ranging and vigorous debate among conservative Christians concerning faith and the environment. The issuesare numerous and impact all of our lives. What does Scripture teach about the earth, its destiny and its care? What does science EXHIBITS reveal about the state of the planet? What are the public policy issues Visit them in the related to environmental care? And how might churches encourage Teague Special Events members to think about their relationship with the earth? All of these Center with more than questions will be explored by our cross-disciplinary panel. Join this important discussion. 100 vendors .

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& Title ·O I r. OC M UTURE DIRECTIONS 2 p.m., T e Reh ou y f ile e rt1r· tic1 · ersity Presenter Douglas Foster, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 115 leadership family Description ACU's founders were clearly members of the Churches of Christ, yet the documents they wrote to bring the school into existence opposed defining the college as serving any one group; it was to be simply a

worship & textual Christian school. This lecture looks at the founding documents of spirituality studies ACU as well as other Christian colleges formed in the 19th and 20th centuries to see how they defined themselves and how that can inform who we are today. restoration preaching history ® Title 0 AT 2 p.m., P "l Ii Presenter Dan Cooper, Sewell, N.J. Christian discipleship community Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Description What has changed regarding church growth in the last five decades? If Jesuscame to "seek and to save the lost," and challenged us to do gospel & culture the same, why these results? What specific steps can we take to renew an evangelistic spirit in our local churches?

human Title E U es OF THE HUMANITY Of JESUS, PART 3 2 p.m., I I= Presenter Carl Flynn, Waco, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 114 Description See Monday 2 p.m. class description on page 20. nr , ( )

Streets of Title HE VOICE OF JESUS TOGETHER, PART 3 2 p.m., ment SIMON LEE Presenter Grady D. King, Irving, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 Description See Monday 2 p.m. class description on page 20.

Title 2 p.m., e Word as Seen Throuah the E es of Two Illustrators

Presenters Jack Maxwell, Abilene , Texas, Dan McGregor, Abilene, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 Description We will examine the work of two artists who tackled the enormous challenge of illustrating the entire Bible. Separated by more than 100 years of world war, genocide, and astounding TuesdayEvening technological advancements, these artists reflected the worldviews 5:30-6:15 p.m. of two very different times . Hardwood Cafe

Title AN P , PART 2 2p .m., Presenter Carmen Beaubeaux, Coronado , Calif. Location Williams Performing Arts Center, (Fulks Theatre) Room 184 Description See Tuesday 2 p.m. class description on page 34.

Title INTO RICHNESS 2 p.m., Presenter Dean Barham, Lubbock, Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 Description William Law describes prayer as an ascent, "the rising of the soul out of the vanity of time into the riches of eternity." This class will explore some practical ways in which prayer might be more than an empty ritual, and become journey into spiritual places of wonder and power.

Title LENG A D WA D F FAITHFUL LIVING, PA 2 2 p.m., Presenter Andrew Fleming, Los Angeles, Calif. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 128 Description See Tuesday 2 p.m. class description on page 34.

Title THE CHURCH: CULTURALLY RELEVANT. BUT NOT LY REGULATED, PART 2 2 p.m., Dialo ical Rel · ip Between

Presenter Dewayne Winrow , Reseda, Calif. Location Mabee Business Building, Room 117 Description See Tuesday 2 p.m. class description on page 34.

Title ADULTS I TO DI CIP ES 2 p.m., ri u I Formation Presenter Victor Frazier, Corpus Christi, Texas Location Onstead -Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 103 Description Viewing disciples as lifelong learners, th is presentation integrates what we know about adult learning into a curriculum. Textual "analysis of paralysis" is discouraged while an inductive method of literary biblical study is designed to enhance adult educational programs .

Title T 0 R. PA T 2 p.m., emot Presenter Sharon Henderson, Edmond, Okla. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 129 Description See Tuesday 2 p.m. class description on page 33. 1

WOMENfor Title F R T E DEAF THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, PART 3 2 p.m. , ACU PIE SALE Presenter Jerry Drennan, Abilene, Texas Teague Special Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 104 EventsCenter Description See Wednesday 8:30 a.m. class description on page 38. Sunday 8-10 p.m. -3 pm (,cncr.:il ("IJ'>'>C''> Monday-Wednesday 12:30-4 p.m. Title D I HEAR THAT RIGHT? SURPRISING INSIGHTS FROM 8:30-10 p.m. 0 HE.A r. a: JOHN'S GOSPEL, PART 3 3 p.m., u ... J.. u ' r. Presenter Ken Neller, Searcy, Ark. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 112 Description See Monday 3 p.m. class description on page 21.

Title OUR WORLD, ~ 2 3 p.m., t- r 7 Presenter Dan McVey, Abilene , Texas Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 130 Description See Tuesday 3 p.m. class description on page 35.

Title OUR FATHER'S OLDSMO 3 p.m., . gr .. rs e r"I or o Presenters Paul D. Clark, Nashua, N.H.; Jordan Swim, Abilene, Texas; James Walton , Torr ington, Conn.; and Jordan Wesley, Abilene, Texas Location Mabee Business Building, Room 115 Description See Monday 3 p.m. class description on page 21.

Title U TA N D B liE WOR D PART 2 3 p.m., , Presenter David Young , Murfreesboro , Tenn. Location Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, Room 120 Description See Tuesday 3 p.m. class description on page 35.

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Presenters Streets of Simon Lee, Abilene , Texas leadership Location Hardwood Cafe

n· 1..., om 11 1c11c;,e and Worc;,h,p worship & textual spirituality studies Presenters HIP, Abilene, Texas Location Moody Coliseum

preaching restoration history 1 pm l'..eynote Spe<.1ke1

Title "T ATV G T B L VE AND HAVE LIFE IN HIS NAME" Christian discipleship community Presenter Ken Greene , DeSoto, Texas Worship Nathan Tillotson, Dallas, Texas gospel & Location Moody Coliseum culture

human Following the Evening Lecture

Title DL L I-«r VO I NAL Presenters ACU Students Location Beauchamp Amphitheatre

Title L D F I OOD I' Presenters Mark Love, Abilene, Texas, and ACU Students Location Brown Library, Learning Commons Adcox, Jimmy ...... 12 Grose, Kay ...... 16, 26 Oglesby, Robert ...... 15, 25, 39, 51 Allen, Bethany ...... 32 Grove, Foree ...... 17 Ogren, John ...... 5, 22 Allen, Judy ...... 17, 31, 41 Gurley, Nan ...... 6, 31 Pendergrass, George ...... 4, 23, 36, 37 Alvarez, Abel ...... 21, 35 Haley, Al ...... 5, 36 Pope, Don ...... 17 Anderson, Lynn ...... 5, 16, 26, 40 Halstead, Jackie ...... 19 Powell, Mark ...... 23, 37 Ashby, Jon ...... 11, 14, 19 Hamm, Scott ...... 19 Rankin, Bill ...... 19 Aquino, Frederick ...... 8, 20 Harbour, Michael ...... 14, 25 Reese, Derran R...... 16 Atchley, Rick ...... 14, 25, 39 Hardcastle, Jack ...... 17 Reese, Jack ...... 3, 5, 10, 18 Bailey, Stephen ...... 6, 33 Harris, Randy ...... 5, 16, 17, 19, 26, 40, 52 Reese, Jeanene P...... 32 Baldwin, Warren ...... 14 Hawley, Monroe ...... 24, 38 Robinson, Alpha ...... 24, 38 Barclay, Richard ...... 14 Heard, Christopher ...... 42 Robinson, Edward J...... 34, 40 Barham, Dean ...... 43, 51 Hemphill, Steve ...... 12 Robinson, Jarrod ...... 24, 38 Beau beaux, Carmen ...... 6, 34, 43 Henderson, Sharon ...... 33, 43 Rosario, Rafael ...... 26 Beck, Richard ...... 8, 21, 35 Herring, Russell ...... 19 Ross, Rick ...... 20 Benjamin, Chris ...... 32 Hester, Adam ...... 32 Rotenberry, Liz ...... 19, 52 Binkley, Ryan L...... 16 Hester, Donna ...... 32 Rush, Dusty ...... 34 Birt, Robert ...... 41 Hodges, Wade ...... 5, 18 Saltsman, George ...... 41 Blanchard, Dave ...... 33 Holladay, Carl R...... 20, 51 Sargent, Kelly ...... 16, 26, 40 Bouche lie, Dan ...... 15, 25, 39 Holloway, Gary ...... 12, 23, 37 Schrage, Mike ...... 13, 23 Brent on, Angela ...... 14, 25 Hopkins, Mark ...... 5, 42 Schroeder, Chadd ...... 24, 38, 39 Bright, Joe ...... 40 Huddleston, Kevin ...... 33 Seidman, Chris ...... 18, 31 Bryce, Brady ...... 25, 39 Hunter, Rick ...... 16, 26 Shewmaker, Sam ...... 12 Buchanan, Bonnie ...... 6, 52 James, Robbie ...... 5, 32 Shipp, Glover ...... 19, 40, 51 Byrd, Melvin ...... 37 Johnson, Bruce ...... 33 Siburt, Charles ...... 18, 19, 31, 41 Camp, Lee ...... 5, 16, 26, 40 Johnson, Stephen ...... 3, 22, 32 Siburt, John ...... 3, 41 Campbell, Sarah ...... 33 Keifert, Patrick ...... 5, 18 Smith, Jr., Frank M ...... 40 Carson, Glenn ...... 19 King, Grady D ...... 20, 33, 43 Smith, Kent ...... 15, 38, 39 Chappotin, Chris ...... 5, 32 Laing, Sam ...... 20, 34 Sneed, Mark ...... 17, 31 Childers, Jeff ...... 5, 8, 10, 11, 19, 23, 36 Lang, David ...... 19 Soper, Matt ...... 16, 26, 40 Clark, Jim ...... 34 Lavendar, Earl ...... 12, 23, 37 Spivey, Tim ...... 5, 16, 26, 40 Clark, Paul D ...... 5, 21, 35, 44 Lee, Jody A ...... 16 Stanley, Sr., Gaines B...... 32, 52 Coco, Malcolm ...... 17 Locke, Jason ...... 20 Stirman, Sarah ...... 17, 31, 41 Coff ey, Marshall ...... 23 Looney, Jared ...... 26, 38, 39 Strader, Bob ...... 19 Conw ell, Vann ...... 33 Love, D'Esta ...... 11, 22, 36 Straughn, Greg ...... 19 Cooke, Jim ...... 42 Love, Mark ...... 1, 5, 22, 42 Swim, Jordan ...... 5, 21, 35, 44 Cooper, Dan ...... 42 Love, Stuart ...... 15, 26, 40 Taylor, Sr., Gerald ...... 16, 26 Cope, Mike ...... 17, 31 Loveland, Erma Jean ...... 13, 24, 38 Taylor, Jerry ...... 32 Cox, Ronald ...... 5, 16, 26, 40 Marcelain, Tammy ...... 17, 31, 41 Thomas Jr., J.C...... 3, 32 Crawf ord, Wes ...... 15, 26 Massey, Kendall ...... 5, 36 Thomson, Ross ...... 17, 31, 41 Daniels, Tim ...... 20 Matson, Mark ...... 13, 24, 38, 51 Tippens, Darryl L...... 19 Darby, Douglas ...... 18 Mattis, Charles ...... 5, 18 VanRheenen, Dwayne ...... 32 Drennan, Jerry ...... 37, 39, 44 Maxwell, Jack ...... 6, 12, 43 Van Rheenen, Gailyn ...... 5, 32 Dublin, Michael ...... 39 Maxwell, Matt ...... 18 Waldrop, Denise ...... 17, 31, 41 Fair, Ian ...... 13, 24, 37 Maynard, Hollis ...... 22, 25, 33 Walton, James ...... 5, 21, 35, 44 I Flanders, Chris ...... 5, 42 McAlister, Mike ...... 37 Ware, Donna ...... 17, 31, 41 I Fleer, David ...... 32 McGregor, Dan ...... 6, 8, 33, 43 Ware, Phil ...... 11, 23, 37 Fleming, Andrew ...... 34, 43 McLaughlin, Don ...... 3, 5, 13, 24, 36, 38 Wesley, Jordan ...... 5, 21, 35, 44 Flynn, Carl ...... 8, 42 McMichael, B.J...... 15, 25, 39 Williams, Candace ...... 32 Foster, Douglas ...... 42 McNeese, Art ...... 25, 39 Willis, Katrina ...... 6, 52 Fraze, David ...... 33 McRay, Rob ...... 32 Wilson, Toby ...... 20 Frazier, Victor ...... 43 McVey, Dan ...... 35, 44 Winrow, Dewayne ...... 5, 34, 43 Fry, Virgil ...... 16, 26, 40 Meador, Prentice ...... 11, 22, 36 Woodroof, Tim ...... 15, 26, 40 Fullerton, Brad ...... 5, 22 Moore, Steven ...... 32 Wray, David ...... 5, 15, 19, 25, 39, 42 Goldman, Chris ...... 13, 24, 38 Neller, Ken ...... 21, 35, 44 York, John ...... 3, 32 Greene, Ken ...... 3, 44 Niemann, Birgie ...... 12, 23 Young, David ...... 5, 16, 26, 35, 40, 44 Greene, Mary ...... 32 Olbricht, Tom ...... 13, 24, 38

45 PIZC)(~RAM PA IZ'T'I C I P N IS

Jimmy Adcox * Bethany Allen Judy Allen Abel Alvarez Lynn Anderson Frederick Aquino Jonesboro, Ark. Abilene, Texas Abilene, Texas McAllen, Texas San Antonio, Texas Ab ilene, Texas

.. }.. t Jon Ashby Rick Atchley Warren Baldwin Richard Barclay Dean Barham Carmen Beaubeaux Abilene, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Ulysses, Kan. Decatur; Ga. Lubbock, Texas Coronado , Calif.

Richard Beck * Ryan L. Binkley Robert Birt * Dave Blanchard Dan Bouchelle Angela Brenton Abilene, Texas Irving , Texas Toledo, Ohio Abilene, Texas Amarillo , Texas Little Rock, Ark .

Joe Bright Brady Bryce Melvin Byrd Lee Camp Sarah Campbell Glenn Carson Springfield, Mo . Dento n, Texas Port Orchard, Wash. Nashville, Tenn. Abilene, Texas Nashville, Tenn.

..6-­ Chris Chappotin Jeff Childers Jim Clark Paul D. Clark Malcolm Coco Marshall Coffey Burleson, Texas Abilene, Texas Abilene , Texas Nashua, N.H. Abilene, Texas Anson, Texas

46 * ACU Students ....

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Jim Cooke Vann Conwell Dan Cooper Mike Cope Ronald Cox Abilene, Texas Abilene , Texas Sewell, N.J. Abilene, Texas Rochester Hills, Mich.

Timothy Daniels Doug Darby Jerry Drennan Mike Dublin Ian Fair Chris Flanders Houston, Texas Abile ne, Texas Abi lene, Texas Raleigh, N.C. Durango , Colo. Abilene, Texas

Davi d Fleer Andrew Fleming Carl Flynn Douglas Foster David Fraze Victor Frazier Rochester Hills, Mich. Los A ngeles, Calif . Waco, Texas Abi lene, Texas Lubbock, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas

Virgil Fry Brad Fullerton Chris Goldman Mary Greene Kay Grose Foree Grove M issouri City, Texas Irving, Texas Ranch o Cordova, Calif. DeSoto, Texas Parkersburg, W Va. College Station, Texas

Nan Gurley Al Haley Jackie Halstead Scott Hamm Michael Harbour Jack Hardcastle Brentwood, Tenn. Abi lene, Texas Abilene, Texas Arlington, Texas Friendswood, Texas Abilene, Texas

* ACU Stud ents 47 P R C")(; IZA M

Randy Harris Monroe Hawley Christopher Heard Steve Hemphill Sharon Henderson Russell Herring A bilene, Texas Milwaukee, Wis. Malibu, Calif. Longview, Texas Edmond, Okla. Richardson, Texas

I Wade Hodges Carl R. Holladay Gary Holloway Mark Hopkins Kevin Huddleston Rick Hunter Tulsa, Okla. At lanta, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Pasadena, Calif. San Angelo, Texas Cypress, Calif.

;i, Robbie James Bruce Johnson Stephen Johnson Patrick Keifert Grady D. King Sam Laing Plano, Texas A tlanta, Ga. Ab ilene, Texas St. Paul, M inn . Irving, Texas Bogart , Ga.

David Lang Earl Lavender * Jody A. Lee Jason Locke Jared Looney D'Esta Love Ab ilene, Texas Nashville, Tenn. Abi lene, Texas Morgantown, W Va. Bronx, N. Y. Malibu, Calif.

Stuart Love Erma Jean Loveland Tammy Marc elain Kendall Massey Mark Mat son Charles Matt is M alibu, Calif . Abi lene, Texas Abilene , Texas Abilene , Texas Johnson City, Tenn. Abilene , Texas

48 * ACU Students PRO(~RAM PAR 1,I CI PANTS

* Matt Maxwell Hollis Maynard Mike McA lister Dan McGregor B.J. McMichael Art McNeese Abilene, Texas Lubbock , Texas Friendswood , Texas Abilene, Texas Abilene, Texas Flower Mound, Texas

Rob McRay Dan McVey Prentice Meador Steven Moore Ken Neller Birgie Niemann Nashville, Tenn. Abilene, Texas Dallas, Texas Abilene , Texas Searcy, Ark. Rochester Hills, Mich.

Robert Oglesby John Ogren Tom Olbricht George Pendergrass Don Pope Mark Powell A bilen e, Texas Irvi ng, Texas South Berwick, Ma ine Hershey, Pa. Abilene , Texas Memp his, Tenn.

Bill Rankin * Derran R. Reese Jeanene Reese Alpha Robinson Edward J. Robinson Jarrod Robinson Abi lene, Texas Abi lene, Texas Abile ne, Texas Gresham, Ore. Abilene , Texas Ant io ch, Calif.

Rafa el Rosario Rick Ross Dusty Rush George Salt sman * Kelly Sargent Mike Schrage East Elmhurst, N. Y. Decatur; Texas Conway, Ark . Abilene, Texas Abilene, Texas Joplin, Mo .

* ACU Students 49 PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS

Chadd Schroeder Chris Seidman Sam Shewmaker Glover Shipp Charles Siburt Frank M . Smith Jr. Guada lajara, Mexico Dallas, Texas Bedford, Texas Edmond , Okla. Abilene, Texas Louisvi lle, Ky

Kent Smith Mark Sneed Matt Soper Tim Spivey Sarah Stirman Bob Strader Abi lene, Texas Lub bock, Texas Houston , Texas Dallas, Texas Ab ilene, Texas Abilene, Texas

* Jordan Swim Jerry Taylor Ross Thomson Darryl L. Tippens Dwayne VanRheenen Gailyn Van Rheenen Abilene, Texas Abi lene, Texas Spring, Texas Malibu , Calif. Abilene, Texas Carrollton, Texas

Denise Waldrop James Walton Donna Ware Phil Ware * Jordan Wesley * Candace Williams A bilene, Texas Torring ton, Conn. Abilene, Texas Abilene , Texas Abilene, Texas Abilene, Texas

Toby Wilson Dewayne W inrow Tim Woodroo f Davi d Wra y David Young Belton, Texas Reseda, Calif. Nashville, Tenn. Abilene, Texas Murfr eesboro , Tenn.

50 * ACU Students Note: All luncheons will begin at 12:15 p.m. following the morning lecture in Moody Coliseum. Please pick up tickets for ACU luncheons and dinners at Lectureship Central in the Teague Center (Sunday 1-5 p.m., Monday-Tuesday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.) or at the door of the event, if tickets are still available .

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 Friends of the International European Interest Dinner University, Vienna & Kiev Luncheon Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Sp.m. McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room Mission Strategy Room (219) Speaker: Robert Oglesby "Stories of Changed Lives" Asia Interest Dinner Tickets: Complimentary Tickets: $5 at the door Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building , Contact: Maurita Dietz, 325-677-1020 Contact : Yann Opsitch, 325-674-3767 or Mission Strategy Room (219) [email protected] Tickets: $5 at the door, please RSVP Leaven Journal Luncheon Contact: Larry Henderson, 325-674-3757 or McGlothlin Campus Center; 8:45 p.m. [email protected] East Dining Room (Following the Evening Lecture) Speaker: Mark Matson 8:45 p.m. Tickets: Go through the cafeteria line National Campus Ministries Reception (Following the Evening Lecture) Contact: Stuart Love, 310-506-4163 or McGlothlin Campus Center; Hilton Room [email protected] Speakers: Dean Barham and Ohio Valley University Linda Truschke Alumni Reception Let's Start Talking Ministry Luncheon Tickets: Complimentary McGlothlin Campus Center; Hilton Room McGlothlin Campus Center; Hilton Room Contact : Gary Green, 325-674-3782 or Contact: Dennis Cox, 304-865-6081 or Speaker: Mark Woodward [email protected] dennis [email protected] Tickets: $10 Contact: Ben Woodward or Lisa Herndon York College Friends and World Christian 817-847-5178 or [email protected] Alumni Reception Broadcasting Reception McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room 4p.m. Tickets: Complimentary Speaker: Charles Caudill, President Contact : Janey Miller 402-363-5636 or Contact: Earline Perry, 325-677-8866 or Dedication of the Learning Commons [email protected] earli [email protected] Brown Library Sponsored by College of Biblical Studies, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 M ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 FACUL, and Office of the Provost Speaker: Carl R. Holladay 6:45 a.m. 6:45 a.m. Followed by buffet reception and presentation of the Friend Herald of Truth Breakfast Haitian Christian of the Year award. McGlothlin Campus Center; Hilton Room Foundation Breakfast Contact: Mark Tucker, 325-674-2387 or Speaker: Steve Ridgell University Church of Christ, Family Room mark [email protected] Tickets: Available at Herald of Truth booth Speaker: John Estes,Jr. Contact: Justin Velten, 325-698-4370 or Tickets: Complimentary 4:45 p.m. jve lten@hera Idoftruth .org Contact: Hope Martin, 325-677-0033 or [email protected] Continent of Great Cities Dinner World Bible School Breakfast University Church of Christ, Williams Performing Arts Center Lobby issions Resource Network Breakfast Ministry Activity Center Speaker: John Reese McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room Tickets: Complimentary Tickets: Complimentary, available at booth Tickets: Complimentary Contact : Randy Halstead, 325-673-6556 or Contact: Mickie Kennedy, 512-345-8190 or Contact: Gina Waldron 817-267-2727 or randy@greatcities .org [email protected] [email protected] Sp.m. 12:15 p.m. 12:15 p.m. African Missions Fellowship Dinner ACU Halbert Institute for Ag-Missions Luncheon University Church of Christ, Family Room Missions Luncheon Hillcrest Church of Christ, Speaker: Shawn Tyler Williams Performing Arts Center Lobby Family Rooms (11 & 12) Tickets: $5 at the door Honoree: Glover Shipp Hosted by ACU Agricultural and Contact: JoAnn Young, 325-674-3711 or Tickets: $11 at the door or at Environmental Sciences [email protected] Lectureship Central and Healing Hands International Contact: JoAnn Young, 325-674-3711 or Christian Child and Family Speaker: David Godsby [email protected] Services Association Dinner Tickets: Complimentary Contact: Janice Armstrong, 325-674-2401or Briarstone Manor; 101 Eplens Court armstrongj@acu .edu Tickets: $8.50 at the door Contact : Sherri Statler, 325-677-2205 or sstatler@christianhomes .com 51 Artist Talk with Bonnie Buchanan 4:45 p.m. Rochester College and Katrina Willis Alumni and Friends Reception Brown bag lunch Men's Fellowship Dinner McGlothlin Campus Center, Living Room McGlothlin Campus Center, Hillcrest Church of Christ, Contact : Milton Fletcher, 325-672-7544 or Living Room Multi-Purpose Room [email protected] Speaker: Randy Harris Women in Ministry Tickets: $6, available at Lectureship Central Western Christian College Network Luncheon Contact : Ministry Events office, and High School, and Great Lakes Hickory Street Cafe, 644 Hickory Street 325-674-3750 or [email protected] Christian College Reception Tickets: $12.50, limited seating, McG/othlin Campus Center, Hilton Room must reserve by Monday at 5 p.m. Women for ACU Dinner Tickets: Complimentary, must RSVP Contact : Jeanene Reese, 325-674-3794 or University Church of Christ, Contact: Bob Gomez, 325-672-5114 or [email protected] Ministry Activity Center [email protected] Speaker: Liz Rotenberry 1:30 p.m. "We're All in This Together" WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 Tickets: $11, available at Abilene Dedication of Gaines B. Stanley Sr. Educational Supply or Lectureship Central 12:15 p.m. Theological Reading Room Contact: Samantha Adkins, 325-674-2622 Brown Library, Atrium or [email protected] ACU Graduate School of Theology Sponsored by College of Biblical Studies Alumni Luncheon and Friends of ACU Library 8:45 p.m. Williams Performing Arts Center, Lobby Speaker: G.B. Stanley Sr. (Following the Evening Lecture) Speaker: Eddie Sharp Contact : Mark Tucker, 325-674-2387 or Tickets: Complimentary, available at mark.tucker@acu .edu Lubbock Christian Onstead-Packer Biblical Studies Building, University Reception Dean's Office Brown Library, Atrium Contact: 325-674-3700 Contact: Waymon Hinson, 325-674-3722 or hinson@bible .acu.edu

Rick Atchley teachesa n eager audiencedu ring this past Lectureship'sR estoration Unity Forum. 52 - ,,r ding im Communify ,EEL 1rrr Richard Hays New Testament Scholar FilmFest CreativeWorkshop 2006 Duke Unive ity This year's Creative Workshop will launch the third annual ACU FilmFest, and will cover all the core aspects of productio n. This includes story development , directing, filmi ng, editing , copy right issues, and licensing . 19-20, 2007 The Creative Workshop is open to all students who have a desire Abilene Chr1 · n University to participate, and will be open to all others that have a yearning to experience the mult iple creative steps found within video pro­ duction.

For mbre information For more information on the worksho p, please email Contact MhliliW Events (325) 674-3750 or [email protected] miUefObible.acu.edu www.acu.edu/events/summit FilmFest

ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY n .. GraduateSchool 1.111of Theology While you are on campus for Lectureship, please consider stopping by the Graduate School of Theology to ask about our degree prog rams. Our resident degrees include the Mast er of Divinity and the Master of Arts w ith concentrat ions in New Testament, Old Testament, and History and Theology .

If you prefer to pursue a degree while remaining in your current employment, ask about t he Master of Arts in Christian Mini stry or the Doctor of Ministry.

Come by and visit with Dr. B.J. McMichael or call him at 674-3735 or 888-242-5360. You also can visit us on the Web at www .acu.edu/gst.

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