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68th Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectureship -- Psalms: God's Unchanging Faithfulness (2011)

Jerry Rushford Pepperdine University

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68TH ANNUAL BIBLE LECTURES May 3 - 6, 2011 Malibu, California Shout for joy to the LORD, all the earth. Worship the LORD with gladness; come before him with joyful songs. Know that the LORD is God. It is he who made us, and we are his; we are his people, the sheep of his pasture. Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name.

FOR THE LORD IS GOOD AND HIS LOVE ENDURES FOREVER; HIS FAITHFULNESS CONTINUES THROUGH ALL GENERATIONS.

Psalm 100 The New International Version Message from the President

Many believe we are at a turning point in America. But whether that be true or not, we are always at a crossroads, constantly challenged by our God. It’s important to reexamine our relationship with the Creator, and this year’s Bible Lectures provide a tremendous opportunity to do just that. Two thoughts leap to mind as we approach this year’s theme, “God’s Unchanging Faithfulness.” First, we must open our eyes to the unsurpassed majesty of the God of the Universe. The Book of Psalms, our text for this week, leaves no doubt that God reigns supreme… He is high and lifted up, far beyond all other beings and powers. No one or no thing is remotely like Him. Not only is He all powerful and all loving, but also His very Name is majestic in all the earth. The 2011 Pepperdine Bible Lectures will challenge us to come before our magnificent God and endeavor to behold His beauty, His excellence and His enduring faithfulness! A second thought follows immediately as we pause to consider the source of all goodness and life. God’s steadfast love and creative power call for our sincerest and most profound praise. It is true that we often fail to adequately acknowledge, on a daily basis, the God in whom we live and move and have our being. But even when we do remember Him, our feeble efforts at praise seem to fall far short of what He deserves, and we may become discouraged. However, we will be called to reflect more deeply, to sing a new song, and to find fresh ways to lift high the Name that is above all names. It is likely to be a challenge that has eternal consequences. We hope you will feel at home at Pepperdine, and we trust you will enjoy the wonder of God’s earth that He so beautifully displays on the mountains above the sea in Malibu. He has given us this lovely campus to use to His glory. And we encourage you to come before our reigning Lord—in joyful assembly with many of His children— to seek a new depth of understanding of Him and a more profound expression of praise to the One who made us, who loves us and who wants us to know Him intimately. Much human effort has gone into preparing for this spiritual conference. But we want you to know, we believe it is the Holy Spirit who will bring great things into our lives—if we allow Him to live and work through us. May these special days prepare you to thrive and to serve more fully in the power of praise, because of God’s steadfast love.

Andrew K. Benton President As a Christian University, Pepperdine Affirms

That God is

That God is revealed uniquely in Christ

That the educational process may not, with impunity, be divorced from the divine process

That the student, as a person of infinite dignity, is the heart of the educational enterprise

That the quality of student life is a valid concern of the University

That truth, having nothing to fear from investigation, should be pursued relentlessly in every discipline

That spiritual commitment, tolerating no excuse for mediocrity, demands the highest standards of academic excellence

That freedom, whether spiritual, intellectual, or economic, is indivisible

That knowledge calls, ultimately, for a life of service Message from the Lectures Team

Long ago, God’s people would journey from near and far to the mount of God, to present themselves before the Lord at His holy temple. And as they went up to Jerusalem, they would joyfully sing the “Psalms of Ascent,” the “going up” songs. We hope that many thousands of Christians will have that kind of exhilarating attitude as they travel to Pepperdine University in Malibu, California, to seek a deeper faith and experience from the Lord of Heaven. This year at the 68th annual Bible Lectures, we believe there will be a spirit of joy and praise that is more profound than in all the preceding years of this forum! That is our desire and our prayer as a Lectures Team. And it is the goal toward which we have been striving for many months now. As you know, there are moments that come in a person’s life that never appear again—the birth of a child, the warmth of a new love, that certain sunset over the ocean, the morning fog in the pines. Seven men of God will be in Malibu to bring us before the Lord of unchanging faithfulness, and they will open “God’s hymnal,” the extraordinary Book of Psalms. And we believe these will be moments not to be missed. We are convinced that they will point us toward the incomparable Christ and the everlasting Father of Lights. God knows that words and music can do things to the human heart that nothing else can do. That’s why the Psalms have blessed millions of people through the ages. And this week in Malibu will be like no other. Perhaps you are aware that we have been expanding the Pepperdine Bible Lectures into an international forum, and this year we will welcome participants from 30 nations around the world, including teachers from 40 states of America. Jerry Rushford, Joella Michael, Tami Williamson, and Rick Gibson There will be an anticipatory spirit of Pentecost in the air as people stream onto campus and into more than 300 classes and events presented by excellent and enthusiastic teachers “This special week will be about lifting and performers. There’s nothing quite like it, from brilliant mornings to star-studded evenings. highest praise and adoration to the God Now is a historic time, as human events seem to be reaching a crescendo. Now is the time for Christians to be about the who is good beyond compare and whose love business of God’s kingdom—now, more than ever! This special week will be about lifting highest praise and adoration to the God who is good beyond compare and whose love endures endures forever! Welcome . . . as you join the forever! Welcome . . . as you join the saints who are singing the “going up” songs to the Lord, here above the endless sea saints who are singing the “going up” songs that stretches out like the limitless love of God! to the Lord, here above the endless sea that The Lectures Team stretches out like the limitless love of God!” OUR GLOBAL GUESTS

NATIONS Christians From 30 Nations Are Teaching On This Year’s Program Bi b le L ectures Art E xhi it

BOLIVIA GUATEMALA RUSSIA BOTSWANA HONDURAS RWANDA CANADA JAPAN SENEGAL CHINA KENYA SWAZILAND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MALAWI THAILAND ECUADOR MEXICO THE GAMBIA EL SALVADOR NEW ZEALAND UGANDA ESTONIA NIGERIA UKRAINE GHANA PANAMA UNITED STATES GREECE PHILIPPINES ZAMBIA

GALLERY EXHIBITS

ORIGINAL PAINTINGS BY Gay Banowsky DALLAS, TEXAS

YOU HAVE SEEN SOME OF THE AWARD WINNING WORK they create for the University. This is your opportunity to see work from their personal portfolios. This exhibit features drawings, paintings, and photography from members of Pepperdine’s Public Affairs team.

May 3-6, 2011 FREDERICK R. WEISMAN MUSEUM OF ART

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OPENING NIGHT DINNER PROGRAMS

Please purchase tickets in advance. See reservation form on page 51. ASSOCIATED WOMEN FOR PEPPERDINE MEN’S DINNER Rockwell Dining Center, 4:15 p.m. Drescher Cafeteria, 4:15 p.m. a mily

MARY JO BIGGERS TYSON MOORE President, Associated Associate Minister, Women for Pepperdine Crenshaw Church of Christ Indio, California Los Angeles, California

EMILY SPIVEY TODD HALL Pepperdine Alumna Worship Leader, Seaver College 2000 Southwest Church of Christ Escondido, California Tigard, Oregon

Saturday, May 7, 2011 9am - 9pm Malibu, California presents the amily o aith N E T W O R K CONFERENCE f Connecting the Natural and Spiritual Family Want to leave a legacy of faith through your family and your church? Contact 310.506.4771 Extend your stay at Pepperdine University to attend the Family of Faith [email protected] Network Conference, May 7, 2011, hosted by the Center for the Family. Early Registration (by April 1): $75 Late Registration (after April 1): $95 This one-day conference illuminates the theme “Connecting the Natural and Spiritual Family” and gives practical tools and Biblical insights to Register Now at pass on faith through generations and build healthy families. www.FamilyofFaithNetwork.com

5 THEME LECTURERS GOD’S UNCHANGING FAITHFULNESS

Fred Boadu Asare from Fetteh, Ghana, Africa, was TUESDAY EVENING a theme lecturer in 2010. Chris Smith Nashville, Tennessee “O Lord, Our Lord” (Psalm 8)

WEDNESDAY MORNING WEDNESDAY EVENING Mitch Wilburn Chris Seidman Tulsa, Oklahoma Dallas, Texas “It is Good to be Near God” “You Have Been Our Dwelling Place” (Psalm 73) (Psalm 90)

THURSDAY MORNING THURSDAY EVENING FRIDAY MORNING FRIDAY EVENING Jason Locke Josh Graves Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah Don McLaughlin Fresno, California Brentwood, Tennessee Accra, Ghana, Africa Atlanta, Georgia “Sing to the Lord a New Song” “His Love Endures Forever” “Praise the Lord, O My Soul” “When I Awake, I am Still With You” 6 (Psalm 96) (Psalm 100) (Psalm 103) (Psalm 139) Tuesday, May 3 • 9:00 p.m. 7

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y 3 y, Ma y, a Firestone Fieldhouse Ken Young & Hallal, Franklin, Tennessee Franklin, Hallal, & Young Ken Firestone Fieldhouse Lecture Main “O Lord, Our Lord” 8) (Psalm Tennessee Nashville, Smith, Chris Ken Young & Hallal, Franklin, Tennessee Franklin, Hallal, & Young Ken Todd Hall, Tigard, Oregon Tigard, Hall, Todd Drescher Cafeteria Songfest Dinner Programs Dinner Pepperdine for Women Associated California Indio, Biggers, Jo Mary California Escondido, Spivey, Emily Center Dining Rockwell Dinner Opening Men’s Night CaliforniaAngeles, Los Moore, Tyson

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Wednesday, May 4 • 7:30 a.m.

Wednesday, May 4 7:30- 8:15 a.m. Morning Praise 7:00–8:00 a.m. Breakfast Programs Title: More Than the Motions (Spiritual Practices for the Hungry and Thirsty) Africans Claiming Africa Teacher: Tim Spivey, Escondido, California Hosts: Sam & Nancy Shewmaker, Kigali, Rwanda, Africa Singers: North County Praise Team, Escondido, California Speakers: Douglas Boateng, Accra, Ghana, Africa Director: Peter Wilson, Escondido, California Thomas Simubali, Lusaka, Zambia, Africa Place: Smothers Theatre Manuel de Oliveira, Manzini, Swaziland, Africa esday, May 4 • 7:00 May a.m. esday, Place: Hahn Fireside Room n Title: Receiving: Opening the Gift of a New Day (Part One: Praising the Giver) Pepperdine Religion Major Alumni Wed Teacher: Buddy Bell, Montgomery, Alabama Host: Tim Willis, Malibu, California Song Leaders: Keith Lancaster, Tulsa, Oklahoma Speaker: Dan Knight, Overland Park, Kansas Anthony Lancaster, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Place: Faculty Dining Room Place: Stauffer Chapel

Special Meetings for Schools, Missions & Ministries

Abilene Christian University Hispanic Ministries Pepperdine University Alumni Host: Jama Cadle Host: Tomás Allen Host: Matt Ebeling Thursday, 9:00 p.m. Friday, Noon Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Alumni Park Hahn Fireside Room

Africans Claiming Africa Kairos: Church Planting Support Rochester College Hosts: Sam & Nancy Shewmaker Hosts: Stan Granberg, Scott Lambert Host: Rubel Shelly Wednesday, 7:00 a.m. Friday, 7:00 a.m. Friday, Noon Hahn Fireside Room Faculty Dining Room Hahn Fireside Room

Asia-Pacific Mission Interest Let’s Start Talking Sunset International Bible Institute Host: Charla Griffy-Brown Hosts: Mark & Sherrylee Woodward Host: Bob Jackson Thursday, 9:00 p.m. Thursday, 7:00 a.m. Wednesday, 9:00 p.m. Faculty Dining Room Faculty Dining Room Hahn Fireside Room

Campus Ministries Lipscomb University Western Christian College Hosts: Thomas Fitzpatrick, Linda Truschke Host: Randy Lowry Host: Karen Cooper Thursday, Noon Wednesday, 9:00 p.m. Tuesday, 9:00 p.m. Beaman Patio Weisman Art Museum Howard A. White Center (HAWC)

Come Before Winter Lubbock Christian University Women in Ministry Host: Karen Alexander Host: Matt Paden Host: D’Esta Love Tuesday, 9:00 p.m. Wednesday, Noon Friday, Noon Faculty Dining Room 24327 Baxter Drive (Tim & Lucy Perrin) Beaman Patio

Eastern European Mission Medical Missions World Bible School Host: Frank Farr Host: Tom Carr Host: Carl Mitchell Thursday, 7:00 a.m. Wednesday, 9:00 p.m. Friday, 7:00 a.m. Hahn Fireside Room Faculty Dining Room Hahn Fireside Room

Great Lakes Christian College Missions Resource Network World Christian Broadcasting Host: Don Rose Host: Daniel Rodriguez Host: Maurice Hall Tuesday, 9:00 pm Thursday, Noon Wednesday, Noon Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Hahn Fireside Room Hahn Fireside Room

Harding Graduate School of Religion NCJC & Ohio Valley University World English Institute Host: Mark Parker Host: Gail Hopkins Host: Dick Ady Wednesday, Noon Wednesday, 9:00 p.m. Friday, 7:00 a.m. Beaman Patio Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Hahn Fireside Room

Harding University Alumni Oklahoma Christian University York College Alumni Host: David Underwood Host: John deSteiguer Hosts: Terry & Jo Kite Thursday, 9:00 p.m. Thursday, 9:00 p.m. Wednesday, 9:00 p.m. Hahn Fireside Room The Brock House 24219 Baxter Drive

Healing Hands International Pepperdine Religion Major Alumni Youth Ministries Hosts: Dave & Janice Goolsby Host: Tim Willis Host: Jack Williamson Friday, Noon Wednesday, 7:00 a.m. Wednesday, Noon Faculty Dining Room Faculty Dining Room Faculty Dining Room 8 Wednesday, May 4 • 8:30 a.m. Wed

8:30 a.m. Classes Title: Hunted by Men, but Found by Christ n (My Story of God’s Redemption in Rwanda) esday, May 4 Title: When God Doesn’t Answer (A Different View of God Through the Eyes of Job) Teacher: Chrysostome Rindiro, Kigali, Rwanda, Africa AC 261 Teacher: Joe Beam, Franklin, Tennessee Place: Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Title: Praying For Your Community

(An Outreach and Ministry Strategy) • 8:30 a.m. Title: Born Again Identity (A Study of New Testament Descriptions for Christ-Followers) Teachers: Jimmy & Jacqui Hurd, Southfield, Michigan KSC 130 Teacher: Rick Atchley, Fort Worth, Texas Place: Place: Smothers Theatre Title: Leading Your Church to Spiritual Growth (What We’ve Learned About Congregational Title: Women in Ministry in Churches of Christ (Part One: Telling Our Stories: Growing Up Spiritual Development from the REVEAL Survey) Female in the Church of Christ) Teacher: Jimmy Adcox, Jonesboro, Arkansas Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library Moderator: Rhonda Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Panelists: Lindy Adams, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma D’Esta Love, Malibu, California Title: Hearing the Call: An Invitation to the Simple Life Bonnie Miller, Vancouver, Washington (“Go, eat your food with gladness”–Eccles. 9:7-10) Eleni Melirrytos, Athens, Greece Place: Elkins Auditorium Teacher: Place: Plaza 190 Title: Making Your Entire Church the Choir (Part One: Improving Congregational Worship) Title: Sexual Revolution (Talking to the Church about Sexuality) Teacher: Keith Lancaster, Tulsa, Oklahoma Gordon Dabbs, Dallas, Texas Place: Stauffer Chapel Teacher: Place: Plaza 189 Title: The Contrarian’s Guide to Church Leadership (The Road Less Traveled to Church Health and Title: The Cure: Good News for a Dying World Church Growth) (The Church’s Role in Healing the World) Charlton Taylor, Midland, Texas Teacher: Tim Spivey, Escondido, California Teacher: Plaza 188 Place: AMB 105 Place: Growing Up Young (Part One: Life with Our Title: Exploring Youth Ministry to “Almost Christian” Title: Very Positive Parents, Norvel and Helen Young) Teens (Part One: Diluted: Are We Passing on a Watered-Down Faith to Our Teens?) Teachers: Sara Jackson, Westlake Village, California Emily Y. Lemley, Westlake Village, California Teacher: Jason Knight, Memphis, Tennessee Raitt Recital Hall Place: AMB 220 Place: The Song of Creation: Redemptive Spirituality Title: God’s Unchanging Faithfulness Title: (An Expository Study of the Book of Psalms) (Life as God Intended) Earl Lavender, Nashville, Tennessee Teacher: Rick Marrs, Thousand Oaks, California Teacher: Lindhurst Theatre Place: AC 290 Place: A Camp Called HOPE! (Where Latvian Orphans Title: My Adventuresome Life in Churches of Christ Title: (Part One: The Abilene Christian University Years, Learned About the Love of a Father) 1967-1986) Teacher: Eric Williamson, Pottstown, Pennsylvania CAC 204 Teacher: Tom Olbricht, South Berwick, Maine Place: Place: AC 286 Title: Recruiting BEYOND the Church Bulletin (Leading Your Volunteers to Success in Title: “On Earth As It Is in Heaven” (The Lord’s Prayer as Paradigm for Spiritual Formation) Children’s Ministry) Lila Earwood, Rio Rancho, New Mexico Teacher: Eddie Sharp, Austin, Texas Teacher: CAC 214 Place: AC 280 Place: Redeeming Peter (How a Man Called Cephas Title: Defying the Statistics Title: (Building Strong Christian Marriages in the Accidentally Ruined an Apostle’s Reputation) Shadow of Childhood Brokenness) Teacher: Dan Knight, Overland Park, Kansas Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Teachers: Don & Corrie Rose, Vineland, Ontario, Canada Place: Place: AC 270

Title: Generation eXit (Understanding and Addressing AWP Pie and Coffee the Disappearance of Younger Generations from our Churches) Associated Women for Pepperdine Teacher: Thomas Fitzpatrick, Malibu, California serves Pie & Coffee from 8:30-11:00 Place: AC 263 each evening in the Tyler Campus Center (TCC).

9 Wednesday, May 4 • 9:45 a.m.

9:45 a.m. Classes Title: Transforming Society Through Christian Education (A New Mission Strategy in Uganda Title: The Prodigals • 9:45 a.m. (How an Ancient Parable Changed My Life) and Southern Sudan) Dennis & Mary Okoth, Mbale, Uganda, Africa Teacher: Jeff Walling, Charlotte, North Carolina Teachers: AC 261 Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Place: Raise Your Hand if You’re Sure Title: Grace: Alternative to a Fig Leaf Title: (You Can’t Cover Your Shame) (Understanding Assurance in Our Salvation) esday, May 4 May esday, Teacher: Kevin Knight, North Pole, Alaska n Teacher: Rubel Shelly, Rochester Hills, Michigan KSC 130 Place: Smothers Theatre Place: Wed Ministering After His Likeness Title: Where Are We Going? Title: (A Conversation with Young Ministers on the (How the Doctrine of the Trinity can Impact Changing Nature of Church and Ministry) Church Ministry) Kelly Carter, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Moderator: Rich Little, Malibu, California Teacher: Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library Panelists: Jason Darden, Irvine, California Place: Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas Jonathan Storment, Abilene, Texas Title: Stories From The Journey (The Geography of My Life) Place: Elkins Auditorium Teacher: Jan Hughes, Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Plaza 190 Title: Hi! My Name is God Place: (Part One: There is No One Like Me) “Undamn Us, Lord” (Unleash the Force of Teacher: Shon Smith, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Title: Gratitude in Your Congregation Using Singers: University Praise Team, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Appreciative Inquiry) Place: Stauffer Chapel Teachers: Tom Riley, Anthem, Arizona Charles Siburt, Abilene, Texas Title: MVP: Why You Are Most Valuable in God’s Eyes (New Freedom, Power, and Satisfaction) Place: Plaza 189 Teacher: Terry Rush, Tulsa, Oklahoma Help for Caregivers: Compassion, Coping Place: AMB 105 Title: and Support (Making the Most of this G W Godly Responsibility) N A Title: God Uses Broken Vessels (An Unexpected Journey I N’S PR DRE OGR V Teachers: Susan Giboney, Malibu, California HIL AM of Service as a Female Worship Minister) K C E Carrie Wall, Oak Park, California Teachers: Taylor Morgan, Santa Rosa, California A S Lindsey Wilson, Escondido, California Place: Plaza 188 M Place: AMB 220 Title: “Come Into His Presence With Singing” Sweet Harmony, Denver, Colorado Title: What the Cleaning Lady Knows Singers: (A Working Class Poet Reflects on Life in a Place: Raitt Recital Hall Northwest Lumber Town) Hope Network Ministry–2030 Leadership: Teacher: Ginger Andrews, North Bend, Oregon Title: Acting on What Matters Place: AC 290 (Part One: Mentoring Healthy Church Leaders) Lynn Anderson, San Antonio, Texas Title: The Book of Genesis in Western Culture Moderator: (Part One: The Book of Genesis in Art) Panelists: Grady King, Mansfield, Texas Jon Mullican, Sunnyvale, Texas Teacher: Chris Heard, Moorpark, California Lindhurst Theatre Place: AC 286 Place: Confessions of a Small-Town Minister Title: “Here is Water” Title: (Baptistry Paintings and Women’s Spirituality in (Kingdom Things in a Rural Context) Churches of Christ) Teacher: David Ford, Three Forks, Montana CAC 204 Teacher: Carisse Berryhill, Abilene, Texas Place: Place: AC 280 Title: The Centrality of God’s Love for Children (Tracing the Thread Through Scripture) Title: When Faith and Politics Marry (A Married Couple Speak from Personal Teacher: Shelley Neilson, Bakersfield, California Experience) Place: CAC 214 Teachers: Kerry & Jane Jech, Marshalltown, Iowa Having 2020 Vision Place: AC 270 Title: (The Next Generation Dreams About What the Future Church will Look Like) Title: Be Still, My Soul (The Christian and the Providence of God) Moderator: Linda Truschke, Malibu, California Corey Howard, Burbank, California Teacher: Ron Highfield, Agoura Hills, California Panelists: Vanessa Magos, Escondido, California Place: AC 263 Brendin Williamson, Thousand Oaks, California Place: Howard A. White Center (HAWC)

10 Wednesday, May 4 • 11:00 a.m. Wed

11:00 a.m. Main Lecture 12:00–1:30 Luncheon Programs n esday, May 4 Title: “It is Good to be Near God” World Christian Broadcasting (Psalm 73) Host: Maurice Hall, Whittier, California Speaker: Mitch Wilburn, Tulsa, Oklahoma Speaker: Andy Baker, Thompson’s Station, Tennessee Song Leader: Keith Lancaster, Tulsa, Oklahoma Place: Hahn Fireside Room Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Youth Ministries • 12:00 noon Host: Jack Williamson, Thousand Oaks, California Speaker: Brian Simmons, Vancouver, Washington Howard A. White Place: Faculty Dining Room Center Harding Graduate School of Religion Hours: 6:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Host: Mark Parker, Memphis, Tennessee Speaker: Bruce Bates, Cumberland, Rhode Island Place: Beaman Patio

Lubbock Christian University Speaker: Warren McNeill, Lubbock, Texas Place: Home of Tim & Lucy Perrin (24327 Baxter Drive)

Christian Chronicle Come by the HAWC and enjoy Hosts: Lynn McMillon, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Freshly brewed Starbucks coffee, Sandwiches, and Snacks! Emily Y. Lemley, Westlake Village, California Speaker: Jim Martin, Waco, Texas Place: Heritage Hall NG WA I N’S PR DRE OGR V AK CHIL AM ES M Discovering Our Treasure “For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”

Bible Voyage Stories Shipwreck Games Sing and Play Splash Goodies from the Galley Clipper Ship Crafts Sail Away Puppet Show

Daily Sessions: Ages 2 – 11 8 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. (Babysitting for infants 6 to 9 p.m. over 6 months old) Pendleton Learning Center Online Pre-registration Cost: $5/session

Directed by: Charla Griffy-Brown, Laureen Henegar, and Caitlin Lawrence

11 Wednesday, May 4 • 2:00 p.m.

2:00 p.m. Classes Title: Googling God: Mentoring the Digital Natives (Enhancing Traditional Mentoring by Using Title: Megan’s Secrets (How My Mentally Disabled • 2:00 p.m. Daughter Taught Me About Life) Emerging Methods) Jana Unruh, Overland Park, Kansas Teacher: Mike Cope, Abilene, Texas Teachers: Reta Williams, Olathe, Kansas Singers: The ZOE Group, Nashville, Tennessee Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library Place: Smothers Theatre Place: A Still and Quiet Soul Title: All In Title: esday, May 4 May esday, (Embracing Commitment) n (Part One: All Bets Are Off: Faith is a Gamble) Cathy Messecar, Montgomery, Texas Teacher: Jonathan Storment, Abilene, Texas Teacher: Plaza 190 Wed Place: Elkins Auditorium Place: Shifting the Global Landscape…from Confusion Title: Out of the Ashes (The Community Created Title: by the Sermon on the Mount) to Clarity Jay Jarboe, Keller Texas Teacher: Josh Graves, Brentwood, Tennessee Moderator: Mark Hooper, North Richland Hills, Texas Place: Stauffer Chapel Panelists: Patinya Thitathan, Bangkok, Thailand Plaza 189 Title: Five Things We Should Not Change Place: (Stability in a Changing Church) The Difficulty of Jesus’ Identity as a “carpenter” Teacher: John Wilson, Malibu, California Title: (How Early Christians Dealt With It) Place: AMB 105 Teacher: Chris Keith, Lincoln, Illinois Plaza 188 Title: VICTOR: Since 1945 (How an American Place: War Baby Became an International Peacemaker) Helping Students hold on to What Really Matters Teacher: Victor Knowles, Joplin, Missouri Title: (A Christian College President and Dad Speaks to Place: AMB 220 Parents) Randy Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee Title: Woman—You Rock! Teacher: (How Inspiring Cradle Rockers Change Eternity) Place: Raitt Recital Hall Teacher: Joneal Kirby, West Monroe, Louisiana The Heart of the Matter: The Greatest Place: AC 290 Title: Commandment Begins with the Heart for a Reason (Part One: A Heart for God) Difficult Texts in Psalms Billy Wilson, Tucson, Arizona Title: “You will not let your Holy one see decay” Teacher: (Psalm 16:10)–Reading Psalms as Prophecy Place: Lindhurst Theatre Teacher: Tim Willis, Malibu, California “The Fruit of the Spirit is . . . Patience” Place: AC 286 Title: (Cultivating a Ministry of Respect for the Glory of God) Title: Sharing the History of the Stone-Campbell Doug Hall, Brenham, Texas Movement in Japan (A Reflection on the Teacher: CAC 204 Translation of Renewing God’s People) Place: Teachers: Tadayoshi Aikawa, Tokyo, Japan Yukikazu Obata, Mito, Japan Title: The Church in the Enemy’s Territory (A Stronghold in a Stronghold) Place: AC 280 Teacher: Isaac K. Daye, Bakau, The Gambia, Africa CAC 214 Title: Bringing the Generations Together Again Place: (Nurturing Intergenerational Christian Formation) Pepperdine View (Teen Program) Teacher: Holly Allen, Siloam Springs, Arkansas Title: Jacob & Lisa Parnell, Livermore, California Place: AC 270 Hosts: Place: Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Title: Was Jesus Once an Embryo? (Thinking Through When Life Begins and Stem Cell Research) Teacher: David Smith, Little Rock, Arkansas LECTURE CDs & DVDs Place: AC 263 • Order your CD’s and DVD’s early to avoid the rush. Title: Knowing God (What Does it have to do with Free • Order copies for your church library and your missionaries. Medical and Dental Care?) • They make great gifts. Teacher: Kilnam Cha, West Linn, Oregon • A portion of the sales of the CD’s and DVD’s goes back to the Place: AC 261 Pepperdine Bible Lectures budget. • All lectures available on CD Title: A Twenty-Year Course for the God-Fearing • Select lectures will be offered on DVD. Greeks (Blessings From Our Ministry in Athens) Visit us in the Tyler Campus Center. Order online at Teacher: Alexander Melirrytos, Athens, Greece www.purelogicvideo.com or call Place: KSC 130 (805) 375-0107

12 Wednesday, May 4 •3:15 p.m. Wed

3:15 p.m. Classes Title: The Church of Facebook n (Using the Internet for Better Communication) esday, May 4 Title: Peace, At Last (The Most Elusive Fruit of the Spirit) Moderator: Bonnie Miller, Vancouver, Washington Mary Barker, Escondido, California Teacher: Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas Panelists: Adelle Gabrielson, Campbell, California Place: Smothers Theatre Diane Reminder, Tucson, Arizona

AC 261 •3:15 p.m. Title: Surprised by Joy: How C.S. Lewis Shaped My Place: Faith (Part One: The Inconsolable Ache–Longing for Joy) Title: Claiming Your Rightful Inheritance in the Family of God (The Biblical Promise of Teacher: Gary Selby, Malibu, California Birthright and Covenant) Place: Elkins Auditorium Teacher: Karen Cooper, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada KSC 130 Title: The Church Resurrected (Part One: Reclaiming Place: the Great Commission as Jesus’ Mission) A Woman’s Place in God’s Kingdom (An Elder Teachers: Josh Patrick, Franklin, Tennessee Title: Josh Ross, Memphis, Tennessee and His Wife Talk About Her Latest Book) John & Carolyn Nickens Place: Stauffer Chapel Teachers: Howey in the Hills, Florida Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library Title: Marriage as a Spiritual Discipline Place: (A Psychologist and His Wife Reveal How to Transform Your Marriage and Your Spiritual Life) Title: Becoming Myself—Becoming His (Living the Life God Designed for You) Teachers: Anthony & Cheryl Fischetto, Reading, Pennsylvania Kay Watson, Pensacola, Florida Place: AMB 105 Teacher: Place: Plaza 190 Title: “Take Time To Be Holy” (Reclaiming Rhythms That Help Us Connect to Title: Voices Without Borders (Watch World Christian the Holiness of God) Broadcasting Tape an Hour for China!) Gayle Crowe, Nashville, Tennessee Teacher: Bryan Schackmann, Glendale, California Moderator: Edward Short, Nashville, Tennessee Place: AMB 220 Teachers: Shiwei Zhai, Luoyang, Henan, China Plaza 189 Title: Cultivating Peace, Presence and Purpose in the Place: Midst of Emotional Pain (Mindfulness: A Psychospiritual Approach Used in Title: Reaching People Under Forty While the Field of Mental Health) Keeping People Over Sixty (Resources and Recommendations for Generational Issues Teacher: Jo-Anne Fleming, Beamsville, Ontario, Canada in the Church) Place: AC 290 Teacher: Carlus Gupton, Knoxville, Tennessee Plaza 188 Title: God’s Unchanging Faithfulness Place: (A Symposium on Ministry Themes in the Book of “I was a Stranger and You Welcomed Me” Psalms—Hosted by Leaven Journal) Title: (Entertaining Angels Without Knowing It) Moderators: Stuart & D’Esta Love, Malibu, California Bradley & Linn Griffin, Malibu, California Panelists: Sara Barton, Rochester Hills, Michigan Teachers: Brandon Fredenburg, Lubbock, Texas Place: Raitt Recital Hall Ashley Gay, Newton Centre, Massachusetts John Willis, Abilene, Texas Title: Mudd in Your Eye Presents: “Love Seed” (A Dramatic Narrative Based on Mark 4) Place: AC 286 Actor: Larry Mudd, New York City, New York Lindhurst Theatre Title: “Vantage Point” and the Healing of Jairus’ Place: Daughter (Examining Five Potential Viewpoints that People had that Day) Title: When the Chief of the Tribe Becomes a Christian (The Spreading Flame of Evangelism in Nigeria) Teacher: Steve Raine, Tauranga, New Zealand Isaiah & Edo Etukeren, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria, Africa Place: AC 280 Teachers: Place: CAC 204 Title: Science and Religion: Moving Beyond Controversy (Christian Ethics and Biotechnology in Dialogue) Title: Ministering to a Church (The Seven Best Lessons We’ve Learned) Teacher: Donna Nofziger Plank, Malibu, California Jeff & Cindy Payne, Greer, South Carolina Place: AC 270 Teachers: Place: CAC 214 Title: Does Our Faith Have Children? (What to Make of the Exodus of the Emerging Title: Pepperdine View (Teen Program) Generation from Church as We Know It) Hosts: Jacob & Lisa Parnell, Livermore, California Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Teacher: Dan Bouchelle, Hurst, Texas Place: Place: AC 263

13 Won by One Pepperdine University

University Praise Team Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Grupo de Alabacion de Escondido The Hallal Singers Escondido, California Franklin, Tennessee

Reseda Gospel Choir Reseda, California

14 Lighthouse Tigard, Oregon

Northwest Praise Team Glendale, Arizona Psallo Los Angeles, California

True Lift Pepperdine University

TheMetropolitan McCoy Family Praise S ingersTeam The ZOE Group Merkel, Texas Carson, California Nashville, Tennessee

MetropolitanNorth County Praise Praise Team Team Golf Course RoadTrue Worship Lift Team Carson,Escondido, California California PepperdineMidland, Texas University

15 16 Wednesday, May 4• 4:30 p.m. Wed 1964 Homecoming Queen, on May 30, 2011. celebratewill 47years marriage to Carolineof Shaeffer, Pepperdine’s 26, 2009. Gail Hopkins, Pepperdine’s All American catcher (1962-64), 2008,in and they have one son, Bryce Hopkins, who born was August orthopedic surgeon Redlands, in California. He married Kelly Coulson M.D. from the University Alabama of Medical School 1997. in He an is University. Gail II graduated from Pepperdine 1993 and in earned an president Stepping of Stones, awomen’s support group for Ohio Valley aprivateand has practice Parkersburg, in West Virginia. as Sheserved has University Medical School 1996. in She anInternal is Medicine Specialist graduated from Pepperdine 1991and in earned anM.D. from Loyola the theBoardbeen of Chairman since 2004. Board of Trustees in Vienna, West Virginia, for the past18years and has the past25years, the Ohio amember of andbeen he has Valley University theHe Pepperdine amember of been has University Regents Board for of on the two universitiesserved boards of affiliated Christ.with of Churches Virginia, these four anelderchurches. in and as Gail of served Gail has have active been Illinois, in Churches Christ in California, of and West an orthopedic surgeon Parkersburg, in West Virginia. Caroline and Gail the surgery department of at chief he Hinsdale was Hospital. Today he is worked private in practice Lodi, in California, and Hinsdale, Illinois, where an M.D. and aPh.D. Gail the is only player major theto baseball in league earn history both of 1977. He earned M.D. his from degree Rush Medical College 1981. in 1974, and aPh.D. from Biology in the Institute Illinois of Technology in College 1981. in Gail received from Religion in Pepperdine anM.A. in Education in 1971, in an M.A. and she completed aBSN at Elmhurst During these busy years, Caroline graduated from Pepperdine with season, and he athree-run hit home the to run win 1975Japan Series. Hiroshima Japan. in Carp He broke the club home record run first his Dodgers. He closed career baseball his by playing with the two seasons the Chicago White Sox, City Royals, the Kansas and the Los Angeles with adouble major and Biology Religion. in 1964, in and Sociology in Gail graduatedB.A from Pepperdine 1966 in college studies and baseball. Caroline graduated from Pepperdine with a a 14-year chapter of thewas beginning their in lives when they combined Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Gail so could play baseball. minor league This Stocktonin on May 30, 1964. Following their wedding, they moved to 1962, and they were married by Paul King at the Central Christ Church of

n Caroline and Gail are the proud parents two physicians. of Leah Gail became aboard-certified orthopedic surgeonin 1988, and he has 1968, in Beginning Gail played the in majorwith seasons leagues seven Caroline Shaeffer and Gail Hopkins met at Pepperdinein the fall of esday, May 4•9:00p.m. 4:30 p.m. Dinner ProgramDinner * RockwellPlace: Dining Center advance at the Ticket Sales Table. Please purchase tickets ($11.00)in Gail & Caroline Hopkins Appreciation Dinner in Honor of Honorin of

Song Leaders: Song Leaders: Moderator: 9:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:15 p.m. Teachers: steregi Panelists: Director: Director: Director: Speaker: Teacher: Teacher: Singers: Singers: Singers: Actor: Place: Place: Place: Place: Place: Place: Place: Place: Place: www.pepperdine.edu/biblelectures Title: Title: Title: Title: Title: Title: Title: Title:

The ZOE Group,The Nashville, Tennessee EveningLate Programs Ken Young &Hallal, Franklin, Tennessee Seidman,Chris Dallas, Texas Main Lecture (An Experience in Worship) The GreatnessOur God of Fieldhouse Firestone (Psalm 90) “You Have Dwelling Been Our Place” Fieldhouse Firestone Ken Young Hallal, & Franklin, Tennessee Songfest Brandon Scott Thomas, Nashville, Tennessee Lighthouse, Tigard,Oregon A Victory(A Celebration) “Where, ODeath, your is Sting” Smothers Theatre Todd Hall, Tigard, Oregon Northwest Praise Team, Glendale, Arizona (Part Two: From Deepest Darkness to Life) LordThe Who Renews Elkins Auditorium Wyane Atkinson,Glendale, Arizona Women Involved in Worship) a Conversation? (Part Two: The Question of Can We Ask the Question? Can We Have StaufferChapel Andy Wall, Oak Park, California Goldman,Chris Seattle, Washington Goldman, Seattle,Ashley Washington Cynthia Allen, Cordova, Rancho California (Part Two:Esther) The Courage of Ancient Voices, Faith Common Recital Hall Raitt The The Holy Spirit Unleashed Theatre Lindhurst Heather Pardee, Chicago, Illinois (The Witness of JamesA. Harding) Jack Williamson, Thousand Oaks,California Bobby Valentine, Tucson, Arizona Sherwood Community Church Christ) of (Part Two: A Church Plant Story: New Churches New in Places for New People AMB 105 Melissa Melissa Vaughn, Oregon Sherwood, Oregon Flores, Beth Sherwood, & Chris Parrish,Wilson Oregon Kristen & Sherwood, Granberg,Stan Vancouver, Washington Plaza 189 r online

Thursday, May 5 • 7:00 a.m. T hur sday, May 5 • 7:30 a.m.

Thursday, May 5 7:30–8:15 a.m. Morning Praise 7:00–8:00 a.m. Breakfast Programs Title: Good Things Can Happen If We Show Up (Beginning the Day with Praise) Eastern European Mission Teacher: Shon Smith, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Host: Frank Farr, Houston, Texas Singers: University Praise Team, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Speakers: Alexander & Victoriya Prokopchuk Place: Smothers Theatre Donetsk, Ukraine Place: Hahn Fireside Room Title: Receiving: Opening the Gift of a New Day (Part Two: Waiting Expectantly) Let’s Start Talking Teacher: Earl Lavender, Nashville, Tennessee Hosts: Mark & Sherrylee Woodward, Fort Worth, Texas Song Leaders: Keith Lancaster, Tulsa, Oklahoma Speaker: Phil Ware, Abilene, Texas Anthony Lancaster, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Place: Faculty Dining Room Place: Stauffer Chapel

THE PATH OF DISCOVERY SCIENCE, THEOLOGY, AND THE ACADEMY

SCHEDULED SPEAKERS

Francis Collins* Director, National Institutes of Health “Reflections on the Current Tensions Between Science and Faith”

John Polkinghorne Queen’s College, Cambridge JOHN “The Quest for Truth in Science POLKINGHORNE and Theology” FRANCIS Ted Peters * Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary COLLINS “Stem Cells: Who’s Fighting With Whom About What?”

Simran Sethi University of Kansas “Our Daily Bread: Food, Faith, and Conservation” TED PETERS Simran Sethi 31ST ANNUAL CHRISTIAN SCHOLARS’ CONFERENCE JUNE 16-18 2011 pepperdine university, malibu, california www.pepperdine.edu/csc2011

*invited

17 Thursday, May 5 • 8:30 a.m.

8:30 a.m. Classes Title: Our Ministry in Mozambique and Swaziland (A People Loved by God) Title: When God Won’t Come (A Different View of Jesus Through the Eyes of John the Baptist) Teachers: Manuel & Pam de Oliveira Manzini, Swaziland, Africa Teacher: Joe Beam, Franklin, Tennessee AC 261 Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Place: Meeting Immanuel at Matthew’s House Title: Born Again Identity (A Study of New Testament Title: Descriptions for Christ-Followers) (Part One: Entering the Teller’s Story) Phil Ware, Abilene, Texas Teacher: Rick Atchley, Fort Worth, Texas Teacher: KSC 130 Place: Smothers Theatre Place: sday, May 5 • 8:30 a.m. May T hur sday, Compelling Questions That Many Ministers Title: Women in Ministry in Churches of Christ Title: (Part Two: Telling Our Stories: Hearing the Call of Wish Their Elders Would Ask Them God in the College Years) (Conversations That Could Make a Life-Giving Difference in the Leadership Team) Moderator: Rhonda Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee Jim Martin, Waco, Texas Panelists: Cheryl Russell, Portland, Oregon Teacher: Linda Smith, Little Rock, Arkansas Place: Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library Jana Unruh, Overland Park, Kansas “We Fix Our Eyes Not on What is Seen…But Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: on What is Unseen” (Three Promises Too Good to Refuse That Will Bounce You Out of Bed Title: Making Your Entire Church the Choir (Part Two: Worship is Not for Spectators) Every Morning!) Lori Ruch, South Burnaby, BC, Canada Teacher: Keith Lancaster, Tulsa, Oklahoma Teacher: Plaza 190 Place: Stauffer Chapel Place: Serving as a Delegate at Cape Town 2010 Title: The Contrarian’s Guide to Church Leadership Title: (The Road Less Traveled to Church Health and (Reporting on the Third Lausanne Conference on Church Growth) World Evangelization) Daniel Rodriguez, Malibu, California Teacher: Tim Spivey, Escondido, California Teacher: Plaza 189 Place: AMB 105 Place: Echoing the Story of God (A Missional Experience Title: Exploring Youth Ministry to “Almost Christian” Title: in Spiritual Formation in Your Neighbors) Teens (Part Two: Devoted: How Can We Mentor Our Teens Toward a Consequential Faith?) Teacher: Brady Bryce, Abilene, Texas Plaza 188 Teacher: Jason Knight, Memphis, Tennessee Place: Place: AMB 220 Title: Growing Up Young (Part Two: Forming Our Own Faith During the Pepperdine Years) Title: God’s Unchanging Faithfulness (An Expository Study of the Book of Psalms) Teachers: Sara Jackson, Westlake Village, California Emily Y. Lemley, Westlake Village, California Teacher: Rick Marrs, Thousand Oaks, California Raitt Recital Hall Place: AC 290 Place: The Song of Incarnation: Redemptive Spirituality Title: My Adventuresome Life in Churches of Christ Title: (Part Two: The Pepperdine University Years, ( Jesus as New Creation) 1986-1997) Teacher: Earl Lavender, Nashville, Tennessee Lindhurst Theatre Teacher: Tom Olbricht, South Berwick, Maine Place: Place: AC 286 Title: Wonderful Stories that Illuminate Scripture (Stories of People Who Were Far from God) Title: Spirituality for Real People (Tapping the Leadership Potential of Young Adults) Teacher: Jim Tuttle, Lincoln, Nebraska CAC 204 Teacher: Mark Parker, Memphis, Tennessee Place: Place: AC 280 Title: Revitalize Your Sunday Morning Worship (Incorporate a Dynamic Children’s Sermon) Title: Helping Bad Marriages Get Better (Helping Good Marriages Become Great Marriages) Teachers: Woody & Judy Square, San Leandro, California CAC 214 Teachers: Kent & Anne-Marie Rogers, Midland, Texas Place: Place: AC 270 Title: Being the Hands and Feet of Jesus in our own Communities (The Arms of Hope Ministry Title: Where Are All the 20 & 30 Somethings? (Practical Ministry to a Missing Generation) Reaches Out to a Local Mission Field) Candace Cain, Medina, Texas Teachers: Eric Brown, Gainesville, Florida Teachers: Matt Dabbs, Saint Petersburg, Florida Terry Drake, Duncanville, Texas Kevin McDonald, Kerrville, Texas Place: AC 263 Jim Morris, Dallas, Texas Place: Howard A. White Center (HAWC)

18 Thursday, May 5 • 9:45 a.m. T hur sday, May 5 • 9:45 a.m.

9:45 a.m. Classes Title: “The Lord Jesus on the Night He Was Betrayed” (Paul and the Lord’s Supper in 1 Corinthians) Title: The Prodigals (How an Ancient Parable Changed My Life) Teacher: William Baker, Cincinnati, Ohio AC 263 Teacher: Jeff Walling, Charlotte, North Carolina Place: Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Title: A Vision for Reaching Many Countries in Africa with the Gospel Title: Grace: His Name is Jesus (Heaven’s One and Only) Teachers: Douglas & Maggie Boateng, Accra, Ghana, Africa AC 261 Teacher: Rubel Shelly, Rochester Hills, Michigan Place: Place: Smothers Theatre Title: “Back in the Day…” (Remembering and Using Congregational Stories to Build for the Future) Title: Where Are We Going? (A Conversation with Young Ministers on the Teachers: Mark & Angela Manassee, Culver City, California Changing Nature of Church and Ministry) Place: KSC 130 Moderator: Rich Little, Malibu, California Sexual Integrity in Ministry Panelists: Matt Dabbs, St. Petersburg, Florida Title: Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas (Facing the Threat of Sexual Misconduct by Church Josh Ross, Memphis, Tennessee Leaders and Promoting Recovery) Linda Oxford, Memphis, Tennessee Place: Elkins Auditorium Teacher: Place: Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library Title: Hi! My Name is God (Part Two: I’ve Been Known to Lose It) Title: Reading the Bible With Those Who Don’t Know the Bible (How Reading with Ugandans Has Teacher: Shon Smith, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Enriched My Life) Singers: University Praise Team, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Sara Barton, Rochester Hills, Michigan Place: Stauffer Chapel Teacher: Place: Plaza 190 Title: MVP: Why You Are Most Valuable in God’s Eyes (New Freedom, Power, and Satisfaction) Title: Boxes, Blankets, and Balloons, Oh My! (Giftedness, Creativity, and Joy in Worship) Teacher: Terry Rush, Tulsa, Oklahoma Brian Sandine, San Leandro, California Place: AMB 105 Teachers: Woody Square, San Leandro, California Plaza 189 Title: What Great Churches Do To Involve Members in Place: Outreach (Part One: Getting Members Involved is Not Mission Impossible) Title: Prayer: The World of Possible (Encouraging the Body of Christ to be Intercessors in our World) Moderators: Mark & Sherrylee Woodward North Richland Hills, Texas Teacher: Lisa Carr, Searcy, Arkansas Plaza 188 Panelists: Jan Nichols, Lewisville, Texas Place: Philip Nichols, Lewisville, Texas Jamie Sweeney, Tulsa, Oklahoma Title: His Name is Jesus (Singing Praises to Our King) Phil Ware, Abilene, Texas Singers: Sonshine, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Raitt Recital Hall Place: AMB 220 Place: Hope Network Ministry–2030 Leadership: Title: Publishing Your Story Title: (An Insider’s Guide to the World of Acting on What Matters Christian Publishing) (Part Two: Healthy Habits for Vibrant Churches) Lynn Anderson, San Antonio, Texas Teacher: Rosslyn Elliott, Albuquerque, New Mexico Moderator: Carlus Gupton, Knoxville, Tennessee Place: AC 290 Panelists: Jim Martin, Waco, Texas Lindhurst Theatre Title: The Book of Genesis in Western Culture Place: (Part Two: The Book of Genesis in Literature) Mission Predisan (The Challenges of Ministering Teacher: Chris Heard, Moorpark, California Title: to Body, Mind, and Spirit in Eastern Honduras) Place: AC 286 Teacher: Amanda Madrid, Catacamas, Honduras CAC 204 Title: They Rise Up and Call Her Blessed Place: (The Story of a Teacher’s Impact on Christian Education in Canada) Title: “Neither I Nor You Shall Have Him. Cut Him in Tw o” (The Role of Emotions in the Christian Faith) Teacher: Shelley Jacobs, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Carisa Perry-Parrish, Baltimore, Maryland Place: AC 280 Teacher: Place: CAC 214 Title: A Faithful God Demands Faithful Stewardship (Calling the Church to Meet Community Needs– Title: The Changing World of Christianity Even in Difficult Times) (The Global History of a Borderless Religion) Dyron Daughrity, Malibu, California Teachers: Leonard & Brenda Gilbert, Chicago, Illinois Teacher: Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Place: AC 270 Place:

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e Song Leader: Song vening Lecture in Firestone in Fieldhouse. Lecture vening 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. to pray for our nation, its people, and its leaders. established by Congress, encourages time together. annual This emphasis on prayer, The National D Speaker: Place: Title: National Prayer Day of “

A Mighty Fortress O is Jason Locke, Fresno, California (Psalm 96) “Sing to the Lord aNew Song” Main Lecture Firestone Fieldhouse Firestone Todd Hall, Tigard, Oregon The theme foris 2011 May 5, 2011 ay of Prayeray of occurs during our ur God.”ur A

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12:00–1:30 p.m. Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Hosts: Hosts: Hosts: Hosts: Place: Place: Place: Place:

Westlake Village,California Steven &Emily Y. Lemley Thomas Fitzpatrick, Malibu,California Linda Truschke, Malibu, California Love,Stuart &D’Esta Malibu, California Jimmy Adcox,Jonesboro, Arkansas 21st Century Christian, Power for Today Scott Lambert, Segundo, El California Campus Ministries Sharp, Eddie Austin, Texas the Restoration Heritage) of Churches for Leaven Journal Ministry (A Publication of Dan Bouchelle, Hurst, Texas Heritage Hall PatioBeaman Faculty Dining Room Room Fireside Hahn Daniel Rodriguez, Malibu, California Network Resource Missions Global Missions Luncheon Global Missions Luncheon Programs

Thursday, May 5 • 2:00 p.m. T hur sday, May 5 • 2:00 p.m.

2:00 p.m. Classes Title: Ears That See and Feel (Listening Deeply to Hear What People Can’t Title: Megan’s Secrets (How My Mentally Disabled Daughter Taught Me About Life) Articulate to Release Their Giftedness) Jon Mullican, Sunnyvale, Texas Teacher: Mike Cope, Abilene, Texas Teacher: KSC 130 Singers: The ZOE Group, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Place: Smothers Theatre Title: Grow! Lessons From My Garden (Tools for Growing Your Spiritual Life) Title: All In (Part Two: The Risk of Grace: When Security is Dangerous) Teacher: Christine Noble, Taylorsville, Utah Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library Teacher: Jonathan Storment, Abilene, Texas Place: Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: Extreme Makeover–of the Personal Kind (Intentional Choices to Reflect Christ) Title: Navigating Stranger Tides (Why the Church is Uniquely Positioned for Her Greatest Impact) Teacher: Gail Matthews, The Woodlands, Texas Plaza 190 Teacher: Don McLaughlin, Atlanta, Georgia Place: Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: Shifting the Global Landscape…From Institutional to Missional Title: Christianity and Islam (Why We Are Talking Past Each Other) Moderator: Jay Jarboe, Keller, Texas Chris Shelby, Kigali, Rwanda, Africa Teacher: Douglas Jacoby, Marietta, Georgia Panelists: Sam Shewmaker, Kigali, Rwanda, Africa Place: AMB 105 Place: Plaza 189 Title: Leaving a Lasting Legacy (Passing the Faith on to the Next Generation) Title: Promoting Christian Unity (Part One: What Our Scholars Have Done Together) Teacher: Buddy Bell, Montgomery, Alabama Paul Blowers, Johnson City, Tennessee Place: AMB 220 Teachers: Glenn Carson, Nashville, Tennessee Doug Foster, Abilene, Texas Title: Change Your Women’s Ministry for the Good of Gary Holloway, Nashville, Tennessee Your Church Plaza 188 Teacher: Joneal Kirby, West Monroe, Louisiana Place: Place: AC 290 Title: Helping Students hold on to What Really Matters (A Christian College President and Dad Speaks to Difficult Texts in Psalms the Church) Title: “You were faithful before; why have you Randy Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee abandoned us now?” Teacher: (Psalm 44 as a Protest of Innocents) Place: Raitt Recital Hall Teacher: Brandon Fredenburg, Lubbock, Texas The Heart of the Matter: The Greatest Place: AC 286 Title: Commandment Begins with the Heart for a Reason (Part Two: A Heart for God’s) Title: Stone-Campbell History, Slums, and House Billy Wilson, Tucson, Arizona Churches (Nomura Harabuji Talks About Teacher: His Life of Serving Jesus in Japan, Kentucky, Place: Lindhurst Theatre California, and Korea) The Heart of Acceptable Worship Teachers: Motoyuki & Yoriko Nomura Title: Yamanashi-Ken, Japan (An Exposition of Isaiah 6:1-10) Willie Nettle, Vicksburg, Mississippi Place: AC 280 Teacher: Place: CAC 204 Title: Bringing the Generations Together Again (Nurturing Intergenerational Christian Formation) Title: Taking the Church to Greater Heights in Botswana and Malawi (Making an Impact Teacher: Holly Allen, Siloam Springs, Arkansas Through Holistic Service to Communities) Place: AC 270 Teachers: Moses Khombe Banda, Lilongwe, Malawi, Africa Winter Chinamale, Gaborone, Botswana, Africa Title: All in the Family (An Elder and His Preacher-Sons Discuss Elder-Preacher Relationships) Place: CAC 214 Teachers: Gene Newton, Tavares, Florida Glenn Newton, Tacoma, Washington Title: Pepperdine View (Teen Program) Mark Newton, Pierre, South Dakota Hosts: Jacob & Lisa Parnell, Livermore, California Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Place: AC 263 Place:

Title: New Churches in New Places for New People (Part Three: Panama City and Beyond) Teachers: Duke & Sanet Jennings, Jonesboro, Arkansas Eulalio Miranda, Panama City, Panama Chris Taylor, Panama City, Panama Place: AC 261

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3:15 p.m. Classes Title: Artists & Composers: Unwrapping the Father’s Love (Part One: The Joy and Peace of His Presence) Title: Peace, At Last (The Most Elusive Fruit of the Spirit) Teacher: Jennifer Rundlett, Frederick, Maryland Teacher: Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas Place: KSC 130 Place: Smothers Theatre Title: Planting 300 Churches of Christ in Ukraine Title: Surprised by Joy: How C.S. Lewis Shaped (Proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ to a My Faith (Part Two: The Serious Business of Receptive People) Heaven–Practicing the Christian Life) Teachers: Alexander & Victoriya Prokopchuk Teacher: Gary Selby, Malibu, California Donetsk, Ukraine sday, May 5 • 3:15 p.m. May T hur sday, Place: Elkins Auditorium Place: Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library

Title: The Church Resurrected (Part Two: The DNA Title: Seated at the Feet of the Master of a Disciple-Making Church) (Being Transformed by Rabbi Jesus) Teachers: Josh Patrick, Franklin, Tennessee Teacher: Christine Parker, Memphis, Tennessee Josh Ross, Memphis, Tennessee Place: Plaza 190 Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: Voices Without Borders Title: Where Science and Religion Connect (Watch World Christian Broadcasting tape an (The Intersection of the Brain with Faith) hour for Latin America!) Teacher: Dwayne Simmons, Playa del Rey, California Moderator: Gayle Crowe, Nashville, Tennessee Place: AMB 105 Teachers: Rex Morgan, Pembroke Pines, Florida Santos Feliz Ruiz, Barahona, Dominican Republic Title: Walking in the Wilderness (Changes & Challenges Place: Plaza 189 to Emerging Adults’ Religious Faith) Teacher: Brian Simmons, Vancouver, Washington Title: Getting Back Up Again After the Fall (Finding Place: AMB 220 Community with God, Each Other, and Creation) Teacher: Wes Crawford, Lubbock, Texas Title: Close Encounters of the Divine Kind Place: Plaza 188 (How Jesus Connected with People) Teacher: Linda Smith, Little Rock, Arkansas Title: Made in the Streets: Love and Hope Place: AC 290 (Our Ministry with Broken Kids in Nairobi) Teachers: Charles & Darlene Coulston Title: God’s Unchanging Faithfulness Nairobi, Kenya, Africa (A Symposium on Ministry Themes in the Book of Place: Raitt Recital Hall Psalms—Hosted By Leaven Journal) Moderators: Stuart & D’Esta Love, Malibu, California Title: Mudd in Your Eye Presents: “Swine Song” Panelists: Sara Barton, Rochester Hills, Michigan (There’s No Place Like Home) Brandon Fredenburg, Lubbock, Texas Actor: Larry Mudd, New York City, New York Ashley Gay, Newton Centre, Massachusetts Place: Lindhurst Theatre John Willis, Abilene, Texas Place: AC 286 Title: Making Friends with Time (Examples of “Successful Waiting” for the Lord) “When Sorrows Like Sea Billows Roll” Title: Teachers: Igor & Natalia Egirev, St. Petersburg, Russia (Finding Peace When the Waves Crash Down) Place: CAC 204 Teacher: Leah Parker, Anthem, Arizona Place: AC 280 Title: When It’s Hard to Believe in the Future (Do the Next Right Thing!) Title: Dissenters in the Stone-Campbell Movement Teacher: Tom Burgess, Portland, Oregon (How We Have Handled Dissent) Place: CAC 214 Teacher: Steve Wolfgang, Downers Grove, Illinois Place: AC 270 Title: Pepperdine View (Teen Program) Hosts: Jacob & Lisa Parnell, Livermore, California Title: When Certainty Leaves You and Faith Finds You (Moving from Believing in Some “Thing” to Place: Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Believing in Some One) Teachers: Aaron Metcalf, Beaverton, Oregon Jarrod Robinson, Coppell, Texas Place: AC 263

Title: New Churches in New Places for New People (Part Four: Northeastern USA) Moderator: Stan Granberg, Vancouver, Washington Panelists: Dan & Katherine Cooper, Pitman, New Jersey Arnie & Rae Holmes, Manchester, Connecticut David & Diana Owens, Baldwinsville, New York Place: AC 261

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4:30 p.m. Dinner Program 9:00 p.m. Late Evening Programs Friends of Pepperdine Title: The Greatness of Our God Host: Andy Benton, Malibu, California (An Experience in Worship) Speaker: Darryl Tippens, Malibu, California Singers: The ZOE Group, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Rockwell Dining Center North County Praise Team, Escondido, California Directors: Brandon Scott Thomas, Nashville, Tennessee 6:15 p.m. Songfest Peter Wilson, Escondido, California Smothers Theatre Song Leader: Keith Lancaster, Tulsa, Oklahoma Place: Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Title: Blessed be the Name of the Lord (The Spirit of Joyful Song) 7:00 p.m. Main Lecture Singers: Metropolitan Praise Team, Carson, California Title: “His Love Endures Forever” Director: Darron Jones, Downey, California (Psalm 100) Place: Elkins Auditorium Speaker: Josh Graves, Brentwood, Tennessee Song Leader: Todd Hall, Tigard, Oregon Title: The Lord Who Renews Place: Firestone Fieldhouse (Part Three: From Division to Unity) Singers: Northwest Praise Team, Glendale, Arizona Director: Wyane Atkinson, Glendale, Arizona Place: Stauffer Chapel

Title: Can We Ask the Question? Can We Have a Conversation? (Part Three: The Question of Sexual Orientation) Teachers: Cynthia Allen, Rancho Cordova, California Ashley Goldman, Seattle, Washington Chris Goldman, Seattle, Washington Andy Wall, Oak Park, California Place: Raitt Recital Hall

Title: Ancient Voices, Common Faith (Part Three: The Witness of John the Baptist) Teacher: Jack Williamson, Thousand Oaks, California Shuttle Service Actor: Jordan Watson, El Segundo, California Place: Lindhurst Theatre Shuttle service is available at no charge for all Bible Lectures guests from 6:00 a.m.–11:30 p.m. Title: The Holy Spirit Unleashed daily. See the map on page 26 for all shuttle stops. (The Witness of K.C. Moser) Teacher: Bobby Valentine, Tucson, Arizona Please call Lecture Central (310) 506-4270 Place: AMB 105 if you have a special transportation need.

AWP Pie and Coffee What’sCooking? …the Cherished Tradition Continues Associated Women for Christian Education Associated Women for Pepperdine serves Annual Conference May 26-28, 2011 Pie & Coffee from 8:30-11:00 each evening in the Hosted by Pepperdine University Tyler Campus Center (TCC). For information visit www.pepperdine.edu/awp

Proceeds go directly to AWP student scholarships. Come mix it up with us!

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SWEET HARMONY Denver, Colorado Sonshine Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

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Friday, May 6 7:30–8:15 Morning Praise 7:00–8:00 Breakfast Programs Title: Morning Song to Our Strength, Fortress, & Refuge (Welcoming a New Day with Psalm 59:16-17) World Bible School & World English Institute Teacher: Wyane Atkinson, Glendale, Arizona Hosts: Carl Mitchell, Searcy, Arkansas Singers: Northwest Praise Team, Glendale, Arizona Dick Ady, Gresham, Oregon Place: Smothers Theatre Place: Hahn Fireside Room Title: Receiving: Opening the Gift of a New Day Kairos: Church Planting Support (Part Three: Living the Kingdom Life)

day, May 6 • 7:00 a.m. May F ri day, Hosts: Stan Granberg, Vancouver, Washington Teacher: Grady King, Mansfield, Texas Scott Lambert, El Segundo, California Song Leaders: Keith Lancaster, Tulsa, Oklahoma Speaker: Wes Crawford, Lubbock, Texas Anthony Lancaster, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Place: Faculty Dining Room Place: Stauffer Chapel

Spend the Summer in Malibu Two courses will be offered by the Religion Division

June 6-17, 2011 REL 532 Christian History and Theology II: Reformation and Modern Dyron Daughrity

June 20-July 1, 2011 REL 503 Old Testament Theology Tom Olbricht

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Friday, May 6 • 9:45 a.m.

9:45 a.m. Classes Title: The Holy Spirit and the Word of God (A Look at Stone-Campbell History and Beyond) Title: The Prodigals (How an Ancient Parable Changed My Life) Teacher: Leonard Allen, Siloam Springs, Arkansas Place: AC 263 Teacher: Jeff Walling, Charlotte, North Carolina Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Title: Africa’s Time to Rise and Shine (Seeking First His Kingdom and His Righteousness) Title: Grace: Why it Works Teacher: Thomas Simubali, Lusaka, Zambia, Africa (God’s tour de force) Place: AC 261 Teacher: Rubel Shelly, Rochester Hills, Michigan day, May 6 • 9:45 a.m. May F ri day, Place: Smothers Theatre Title: Stolen Words: The Preacher at the Funeral (Daring to Show the Dawn of the Resurrection) Title: Where Are We Going? (A Conversation with Teacher: Richard Maddeaux, Plymouth, Michigan Young Ministers on the Changing Nature of Place: KSC 130 Church and Ministry) Moderator: Rich Little, Malibu, California Title: Leader Care (What Elders, Ministers, and Their Josh Graves, Brentwood, Tennessee Panelists: Spouses Need to Serve With Joy) Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas Teachers: Charles & Judy Siburt, Abilene, Texas Aaron Metcalf, Beaverton, Oregon Place: Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: Saturated with Shadows: Taking Space, Making Title: Hi! My Name is God Room (The Place of Sacrament and Mystery in the (Part Three: Sometimes I Go Overboard) Life of Faith) Shon Smith, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Teacher: Teacher: Ashley Gay, Newton Centre, Massachusetts University Praise Team, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Singers: Place: Plaza 190 Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: “For we cannot help speaking about what we have Title: MVP: Why You Are Most Valuable in God’s Eyes seen and heard” (Restoring the Apostolic Art of (New Freedom, Power, and Satisfaction) Speaking the Word of God with Boldness) Teacher: Terry Rush, Tulsa, Oklahoma Teachers: Kerry Jech, Marshalltown, Iowa Place: AMB 105 Victor Knowles, Joplin, Missouri Place: Plaza 189 Title: What Great Churches Do To Involve Members in Outreach (Part Two: Proven Strategies—The Title: The Surviving Spouse Club (Helping Men and Right Tools for the Right Job) Women Cope with the Loss of a Spouse and Survive) Moderators: Mark & Sherrylee Woodward Teacher: Charles Foster, Stafford, Texas North Richland Hills, Texas Place: Plaza 188 Panelists: Darin Campbell, Austin, Texas Angela Manassee, Los Angeles, California Title: College Kids These Days (What We Learned Emily Spivey, Escondido, California From Spending a Year With Your Children) Ben Woodward, Keller, Texas Teachers: Gary & Tammy Selby, Malibu, California Place: AMB 220 Place: Raitt Recital Hall

Title: Non-Prophet Murders (A Preacher’s Wife Title: Hope Network Ministry–2030 Leadership: Tells All in Her New Crime Novel) Acting on What Matters (Part Three: Strategic Teacher: Becky Wooley, Chattanooga, Tennessee Mission of Healthy Churches) Place: AC 290 Moderator: Lynn Anderson, San Antonio, Texas Panelists: Jimmy Adcox, Jonesboro, Arkansas Title: The Book of Genesis in Western Culture Jay Jarboe, Bedford, Texas (Part Three: The Book of Genesis in Music) Place: Lindhurst Theatre Teacher: Chris Heard, Moorpark, California Place: AC 286 Title: The Untapped Potential (What the Church can Learn From the World of Volunteer Management) Title: The History of Churches of Christ: Past, Present Teacher: Belinda Curtis, Georgetown, Texas and Future (Preserving Ephemera and Producing a Place: CAC 204 Visual Record) Teachers: Rachel Gardner, Little Rock, Arkansas Title: Missional Children’s Ministry (Training Your Terry Gardner, Indianapolis, Indiana Children to be Partners in Community) Place: AC 280 Teacher: Cheryl Russell, Portland, Oregon Place: CAC 214 Title: Standing On The Promises of God (The Crazy Glue That Holds This Family Title: The Changing World of Christianity To gether) (The Global History of a Borderless Religion) Teachers: Alison Jolliff, Simi Valley, California Teacher: Dyron Daughrity, Malibu, California Jessie Jolliff, Simi Valley, California Place: Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Diane Wolford, Pleasanton, California Place: AC 270 30 Friday, May 6 • 11:00 a.m.

11:00 a.m. Main Lecture 12:00-1:30 Luncheon Programs SP Title: “Praise the Lord, O My Soul” Rochester College A NISH PR OG R MS (Psalm 103) Speaker: Rubel Shelly, Rochester Hills, Michigan Speaker: Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah, Accra, Ghana, Africa Place: Hahn Fireside Room Song Leader: Keith Lancaster, Tulsa, Oklahoma Place: Firestone Fieldhouse The Global Ministries of Healing Hands International (What the Feeding of the 5000 Means to Our Generation) Future Events at Pepperdine Hosts: Dave & Janice Goolsby, Nashville, Tennessee Associated Women for Christian Education Place: Faculty Dining Room May 26-28, 2011

31st Annual Christian Scholars’ Conference Women in Ministry June 16-18, 2011 Host: D’Esta Love, Malibu, California 32nd Annual William Green Lecture Place: Beaman Patio October 3, 2011

8th Annual Frank Pack Lecture Restoration Quarterly January 17, 2012 Host: John Wilson, Malibu, California 69th Annual Bible Lectures Speaker: Steve Wolfgang, Downers Grove, Illinois May 1-4, 2012 Place: Heritage Hall

PROGRAMA DE ACTIVIDADES EN ESPAÑOL 3:15 p.m. VIERNES, 6 DE MAYO Clase: “Perdido en la traducción” (Cuando las culturas y tradiciones bíblicas no son Program of Activities in Spanish: Friday, May 6th traducidas al español) Directed by Tomás Allen, La Verne, California “Lost in translation” (When the biblical cultures and traditions are not translated to Spanish) Maestro: Josué Marcum, Quito, Ecuador 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Lugar: CCB 205 (Vía video conferencia) ¡Bienvenida! Convivio y confraternidad Welcome, Food & Fellowship Clase: “El gozo del alfarero” (Moldeando a una Lugar: Alumni Park juventud que busca su identidad) “The potter’s joy” 2:00 p.m. (Molding a youth that seeks its identity) Maestro: Eulalio Miranda, Panamá, Rep. de Panamá Clase: “Lo que se pierde a simple vista” CCB 245 (Apreciando la belleza literaria de los Salmos) Lugar: “What is lost at first sight” Clase: “Los campos están listos para la siega, pero los (Appreciating the literary beauty of the Psalms) obreros están ciegos” (Juan 4:35) Maestro: Carlos Camacho, Michoacán, México (Métodos para cosechar en el siglo 21) Lugar: CCB 205 (Vía video conferencia) “The fields are ready for the harvest, but the workers are blind” Clase: “Enseñanza internacional por medio de (Harvest methods for the 21st Century) video conferencias” (Una solución que provee José Fernández, Glendora, California educación bíblica avanzada localmente) Maestro: Lugar: CCB 257 “Video conference international teaching” (A solution that provides advanced Bible Clase: “Boga mar adentro” (Lucas 5:4) (Resolviendo education locally) problemas profundos en la relación matrimonial) Maestro: Kevin Montgomery, Webster, Texas “Put out into the deep” (Resolving deep problems Lugar: CCB 245 in the matrimonial relationship) Maestro: Ignacio y Ana Barcenas, South Houston, Texas Clase: “El liderazgo eficaz” (Mateo 5:1-12) CCB 251 (Una actitud del corazón) Lugar: “An effective leadership” (A matter of the heart) 7:00 p.m. Maestro: Israel Martínez, Montebello, California Conferencia: “Al despertar aún estoy contigo” (Salmo 139) Lugar: CCB 257 “When I Awake, I Am Still With You” Orador: Don McLaughlin, Atlanta, Georgia Clase: “La familia cristiana en el siglo 21” Traductor: Tomás Allen, La Verne, California (La única garantía de una sociedad sana) Lugar: Firestone Fieldhouse “The Christian family in the 21st Century” (The only guarantee of a healthy society) 9:00 p.m. Maestro: Santos Feliz Ruiz, Barahona, Rep. Dominicana Devocional: “Grande es Tu fidelidad” Lugar: CCB 251 “Great is Thy Faithfulness” Grupo Coral: Grupo de alabanza, Escondido, California Lugar: Heritage Hall

31 Friday, May 6 • 2:00 p.m.

2:00 p.m. Classes Title: Recovering From Christian College (The Challenge of Finding Your Place Back Home) Title: Megan’s Secrets (How My Mentally Disabled Daughter Taught Me About Life) Teachers: Kym Dildine, Fresno, California Ashley Henderson, Fresno, California Teacher: Mike Cope, Abilene, Texas Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library Singers: The ZOE Group, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Place: Smothers Theatre Title: A Father to the Fatherless (Spiritual Development in a Single-Parent Home) Title: All In (Part Three: The House Always Wins) Chelan Metcalf, Beaverton, Oregon Teacher: Jonathan Storment, Abilene, Texas Teachers:

day, May 6 • 2:00 p.m. May F ri day, Bonnie Miller, Vancouver, Washington Place: Elkins Auditorium Place: Plaza 190 Title: Kneel Before the Throne (Giving Honor to the Father) Shifting the Global Landscape…From Singers: Lighthouse, Tigard, Oregon Title: Pastor to Catalyst Place: Stauffer Chapel Moderator: Phil Jackson, Bedford, Texas Jay Jarboe, Keller, Texas Title: Christianity and Islam Panelists: (Why We Are Talking Past Each Other) Sixto Rivera, San Miguel, El Salvador Janeth Villaroel, Cochabamba, Bolivia Teacher: Douglas Jacoby, Marietta, Georgia Plaza 189 Place: AMB 105 Place: Promoting Christian Unity Title: Leaving a Lasting Legacy Title: (Passing the Faith on to the Next Generation) (Part Two: Where Do We Go From Here?) Paul Blowers, Johnson City, Tennessee Teacher: Buddy Bell, Montgomery, Alabama Teachers: Glenn Carson, Nashville, Tennessee Place: AMB 220 Doug Foster, Abilene, Texas Gary Holloway, Nashville, Tennessee Title: Body Building According to Paul (The Courageous Decision to Discover Your Spiritual Gifts) Place: Plaza 188 Teacher: Peggy Stirman, Sugar Land, Texas The Book That Changed the World Place: AC 290 Title: (The 400th Anniversary of the King James Bible) Chris Smith, Nashville, Tennessee Difficult Texts in Psalms Teacher: Raitt Recital Hall Title: “May they be blotted out of the book of life” Place: (Psalm 69:28) (Redemptive Anger in the Psalms) The Heart of the Matter: The Greatest Teacher: Kevin Youngblood, Searcy, Arkansas Title: Commandment Begins with the Heart for a Place: AC 286 Reason (Part Three: A Heart for All of God’s) Billy Wilson, Tucson, Arizona Title: Life is a Marathon, Not a Hundred-Yard Dash Teacher: (Stay in the Race, Don’t Look Back, Keep Your Place: Lindhurst Theatre Eyes on Jesus, and Finish the Course) Missional Transformation of an Established Teachers: Tyson Moore, Los Angeles, California Title: Kevin Murray, Compton, California Congregation (The Process of Becoming a Missional Church) Place: AC 280 Teacher: Matthew Morine, Castle Rock, Colorado CAC 204 Title: Big Macs and Carrot Sticks (What Eating Place: Disorders Teach Us About Spiritual Cravings) Estonia’s Singing Revolution Teacher: Lauren Cunningham, Madison, Wisconsin Title: (Churchlife in the Post-Soviet Era, 1991 to 2011) Place: AC 270 Teachers: Ron & Judy Warpole, Tallinn, Estonia CAC 214 Title: All in the Family (An Elder and His Preacher-Sons Place: Discuss Elder-Preacher Relationships) Pepperdine View (Teen Program) Teachers: Gene Newton, Tavares, Florida Title: Glenn Newton, Tacoma, Washington Hosts: Jacob & Lisa Parnell, Livermore, California Mark Newton, Pierre, South Dakota Place: Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Place: AC 263

Title: Confronting Human Trafficking: Making a Difference in PDX Teachers: Lori Clark, Portland, Oregon Danna Nieto, Portland, Oregon Rebecca Lewis, Portland, Oregon Place: AC 261

Title: Four Transformational Relationships (With God, Believers, Neighbors, and Strangers) Teacher: Jeremy Hoover, Jackson, Michigan Place: KSC 130 32 Friday, May 6 • 3:15 p.m. F ri day, May 6 • 3:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m. Classes Title: Artists & Composers: Unwrapping the Father’s Love (Part Two: The Mercy and Title: Peace, At Last (The Most Elusive Fruit of the Spirit) Victory of His Sacrifice) Jennifer Rundlett, Frederick, Maryland Teacher: Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas Teacher: KSC 130 Place: Smothers Theatre Place: From Pepperdine Roommates to Young Title: Surprised by Joy: How C.S. Lewis Shaped My Title: (Living for Christ in the Business and Faith (Part Three: Brains and All–Making Sense Professionals of Faith) Political Worlds) Alicia Carter, Rancho Cordova, California Teacher: Gary Selby, Malibu, California Teachers: Erin Newton, Arlington, Virginia Place: Elkins Auditorium Place: Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library Title: The Church Resurrected (Part Three: Recommitting to the Great Commission) Title: Of Vice & Virtue (Ancient Words, Ever New–from Proverbs) Teachers: Josh Patrick, Franklin, Tennessee Josh Ross, Memphis, Tennessee Teachers: Scotty & Kathy Harris, Montgomery, Alabama Plaza 190 Place: Stauffer Chapel Place: Voices Without Borders Title: Sustainable Gardening & Food Preservation Title: (Providing Missionaries with the Tools of Life) (Watch World Christian Broadcasting Tape an Hour in English for Africa and the Pacific Rim!) Teachers: Dave & Janice Goolsby, Nashville, Tennessee Gayle Crowe, Nashville, Tennessee Place: AMB 105 Moderator: Teachers: Manuel de Oliveira, Manzini, Swaziland, Africa Henry Huffard, Nashville, Tennessee Title: Walking in the Wilderness (Changes & Challenges to Emerging Adults’ Religious Faith) Paul Ladd, Nashville, Tennessee Plaza 189 Teacher: Brian Simmons, Vancouver, Washington Place: Place: AMB 220 Title: Getting Back Up Again After the Fall (Finding Community with God, Each Other, and Creation) Title: Close Encounters of the Divine Kind (How Jesus Connected with People) Teacher: Wes Crawford, Lubbock, Texas Plaza 188 Teacher: Linda Smith, Little Rock, Arkansas Place: Place: AC 290 Title: Living Free in an Anxious World (What Your Doctor and Pastor Want You to Know About Worry) Title: God’s Unchanging Faithfulness (A Symposium on Ministry Themes in the Book of Teachers: Lanny Hunter, Sedona, Arizona Vic Hunter, Lakewood, Colorado Psalms—Hosted By Leaven Journal) Raitt Recital Hall Moderators: Stuart & D’Esta Love, Malibu, California Place: Panelists: Sara Barton, Rochester Hills, Michigan Brandon Fredenburg, Lubbock, Texas Title: Mudd in Your Eye Presents: “Untouchable” Ashley Gay, Newton Centre, Massachusetts (The Journey from Hit Man to Apostle) John Willis, Abilene, Texas Actor: Larry Mudd, New York City, New York Lindhurst Theatre Place: AC 286 Place: The Background and Significance of the Title: Helping Others Become Self-Sufficient Through Title: Raising Goats (Livelihood Programs in the Philippines) Moto Nomura Collection of Mission History Documents from Japan (Revisiting the Churches Teachers: Salvador Cariaga, Cebu, Philippines Glen Dods, Desert Hot Springs, California of Christ Heritage Center) Yukikazu & Hiroko Obata, Mito, Japan Place: AC 280 Teachers: Place: CAC 204 Title: Stand Your Ground: Six Battles Every Man (and Woman) Must Win (The Contours of Title: New Ways of Educating Christian Leaders in Spiritual Warfare) Africa (A Strategy for the 21st Century) Samuel & Theresa Twumasi-Ankrah, Accra, Ghana Teachers: Tom & Anne Riley, Anthem, Arizona Teachers: CAC 214 Place: AC 270 Place: Pepperdine View (Teen Program) Title: When Certainty Leaves You and Faith Finds You Title: (Moving from Believing in Some “Thing” to Hosts: Jacob & Lisa Parnell, Livermore, California Believing in Some One) Place: Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Teachers: Aaron Metcalf, Beaverton, Oregon Jarrod Robinson, Coppell, Texas Place: AC 263

Title: New Churches in New Places for New People (Part Five: In a New Guatemalan City) Teachers: Paul & Noe Crites, Guatemala City, Guatemala Place: AC 261 33 Friday, May 6 • 9:00 p.m.

4:30 p.m. Dinner Program 6:15 p.m. Songfest Song Leaders: Ken Young & Hallal, Franklin, Tennessee Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Appreciation Dinner 7:00 p.m. Main Lecture in Honor of Title: “When I Awake, I am Still With You” Billy & Mary Curl (Psalm 139) Speaker: Don McLaughlin, Atlanta, Georgia Ken Young & Hallal, Franklin, Tennessee day, May 6 • 4:30 p.m. May F ri day, Song Leaders: Place: Rockwell Dining Center Place: Firestone Fieldhouse

*Please purchase tickets ($11.00) in 9:00 p.m. Late Evening Programs advance at the Ticket Sales Table. Title: Rediscover a Sense of Wonder (A Contemporary Worship Experience) Singers: Psallo, Los Angeles, California Director: Mark Campbell, Los Angeles, California Billy Curl attended Southwestern Christian College in Terrell, Place: Smothers Theatre Texas, from 1960 to 1962. He was baptized into Christ in December Title: “Free to Lift Our Voices” 1960 and began preaching in January 1961. Mary Davis was raised in Singers: True Lift, Malibu, California Abilene, Texas, and attended the Treadaway Church of Christ. In Place: Elkins Auditorium September 1962, Billy was one of the first two black students to enroll at Abilene Christian College, and he met Mary at church. While Billy Title: “Come Into His Presence With Singing” was earning a B.A. degree in Speech at ACC, Mary was enrolled in the (Rejoice and Be Glad) School of Nursing at Hendrick Memorial Hospital in Abilene. In his Singers: Sonshine, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Sweet Harmony, Denver, Colorado last year at ACC (1963-64) Billy preached for the Church of Christ in Place: Stauffer Chapel Colorado City, Texas. Billy and Mary were married in Abilene by Victor Rodriguez on March Title: Ancient Voices, Common Faith 18, 1964. Following Billy’s graduation from ACC, the Curls left Abilene to (Part Four: The Hope of Zacchaeus) become missionaries to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. They served for six years Teacher: Jack Williamson, Thousand Oaks, California in Ethiopia and were involved in establishing 30 congregations of the Actor: Tim Willis, Malibu, California Church of Christ which have now grown to more than 300 congregations Place: Lindhurst Theatre with about 35,000 members. Within a year after they returned home from A Tweet-Up (Come and Meet Pepperdine Bible the mission field, Billy and Mary were called to work with the Crenshaw Lectures Tweeterers Face to Face) Church of Christ in Los Angeles. Host: Dave Lemley, Malibu, California During his long years of service with the Crenshaw Church of Christ, Place: Plaza 190 Billy has been involved in several local ministries including teaching at Los Angeles Bible College and being a panelist on “The Way of Truth” television program. He was president of the Board of Directors of AWP Pie and Coffee Normandie Christian School, vice chairman of the Church of Christ Associated Women for Pepperdine Foundation, and he worked with R. N. Hogan to direct the National serves Pie & Coffee from 8:30-11:00 Crusade for Christ when it came to Los Angeles in July 1993. Like her each evening in the Tyler Campus Center (TCC). husband, Mary Curl has always been “ready for every good work.” At Crenshaw she has taught the Ladies’ Bible class, worked with the New Convert’s Ministry, worked with the visitation committee, and with the married couples ministry. She has taught the sixth grade Bible class for many years, and she is currently teaching the pre-school Bible class. The Curls have returned to Africa several times, and they have assisted with mission campaigns in South Africa, Kenya, and Ethiopia. Southwestern Christian College added Billy to their Board of Trustees in 1995, and Abilene Christian University invited him to serve on their Board of Trustees beginning in 2000. Billy continues to serve with both of these schools. Billy and Mary have two children and five grandchildren. The Curls will pass several significant milestones in 2011. The 50th anniversary of Billy’s first sermon will take place in January and the Curls will celebrate their 47th wedding anniversary on March 18. On October 1, 2011, they will celebrate the 40th anniversary of their long and fruitful ministry with the Crenshaw Church of Christ. Reflecting on this coming anniversary, Mary writes: “What blessing indeed! We love it at Crenshaw and we love the Christians who worship there.” 34 Program Participants

Lindy Adams Jimmy Adcox Tadayoshi Aikawa Karen Alexander Cynthia Allen Holly Allen Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Jonesboro, Arkansas Tokyo, Japan Austin, Texas Rancho Cordova, California Siloam Springs, Arkansas

Leonard Allen Lynn Anderson Ginger Andrews Rick Atchley Wyane Atkinson Andy Baker Siloam Springs, Arkansas San Antonio, Texas North Bend, Oregon Fort Worth, Texas Glendale, Arizona Thompson’s Station, Tennessee

Erin Baker Phil Baker William Baker Moses Khombe Banda Ana Barcenas Ignacio Barcenas Anderson, California Anderson, California Cincinnati, Ohio Lilongwe, Malawi, Africa South Houston, Texas South Houston, Texas

Mary Barker Sara Barton Bruce Bates Joe Beam Buddy Bell Carisse Berryhill Escondido, California Rochester Hills, Michigan Cumberland, Rhode Island Franklin, Tennessee Montgomery, Alabama Abilene, Texas

Paul Blowers Douglas Boateng Maggie Boateng Dan Bouchelle Eric Brown Brady Bryce Johnson City, Tennessee Accra, Ghana, Africa Accra, Ghana, Africa Hurst, Texas Gainesville, Florida Abilene, Texas 35 Program Participants

Jordan Bunch Tom Burgess Tommy Butler Candace Cain Carlos Camacho Darin Campbell Abilene, Texas Portland, Oregon Walnut Creek, California Medina, Texas Michoacan, Mexico Austin, Texas

Mark Campbell Salvador Cariaga Lisa Carr Glenn Carson Alicia Carter Kelly Carter Los Angeles, California Cebu, Philippines Searcy, Arkansas Nashville, Tennessee Rancho Cordova, California Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Kilnam Cha Winter Chinamale Lori Clark Dan Cooper Karen Cooper Katherine Cooper West Linn, Oregon Gaborone, Botswana, Africa Portland, Oregon Pitman, New Jersey Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Pitman, New Jersey

Mike Cope Charles Coulston Darlene Coulston Wes Crawford Noe Crites Paul Crites Abilene, Texas Nairobi, Kenya, Africa Nairobi, Kenya, Africa Lubbock, Texas Guatemala City, Guatemala Guatemala City, Guatemala

Gayle Crowe Lauren Cunningham Billy Curl Mary Curl Belinda Curtis Gordon Dabbs Nashville, Tennessee Madison, Wisconsin Los Angeles, California Los Angeles, California Georgetown, Texas Dallas, Texas 36 Program Participants

Matt Dabbs Jason Darden Mary Darden Dyron Daughrity Isaac K. Daye Kindy Pfremmer DeLong St. Petersburg, Florida Irvine, California Irvine, California Malibu, California Bakau, The Gambia, Africa Newbury Park, California

Manuel de Oliveira Pam de Oliveira Kym Dildine Glen Dods Terry Drake Arnold Kwamla Dzah Manzini, Swaziland, Africa Manzini, Swaziland, Africa Fresno, California Desert Hot Springs, California Duncanville, Texas Dakar, Senegal, Africa

Lila Earwood Igor Egirev Natalia Egirev Rosslyn Elliott Edo Etukeren Isaiah Etukeren Rio Rancho, New Mexico St. Petersburg, Russia St. Petersburg, Russia Albuquerque, New Mexico Akwa Ibom, Nigeria, Africa Akwa Ibom, Nigeria, Africa

Jose Fernandez Anthony Fischetto Cheryl Fischetto Thomas Fitzpatrick Jo-Anne Fleming Beth Flores San Dimas, California Reading, Pennsylvania Reading, Pennsylvania Malibu, California Beamsville, Ontario, Canada Sherwood, Oregon

Chris Flores David Ford Charles Foster Doug Foster Brandon Fredenburg Adelle Gabrielson Sherwood, Oregon Three Forks, Montana Stafford, Texas Abilene, Texas Lubbock, Texas Campbell, California 37 Program Participants

Rachel Gardner Terry Gardner Ashley Gay Susan Giboney Brenda Gilbert Leonardo Gilbert Little Rock, Arkansas Indianapolis, Indiana Newton, Massachusetts Malibu, California Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

Ashley Goldman Chris Goldman Dave Goolsby Janice Goolsby Stan Granberg Josh Graves Seattle, Washington Seattle, Washington Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Vancouver, Washington Brentwood, Tennessee

Bradley Griffin Linn Griffin Charla Griffy-Brown Carlus Gupton Doug Hall Todd Hall Malibu, California Malibu, California Redondo Beach, California Knoxville, Tennessee Brenham, Texas Tigard, Oregon

Kathy Harris Randy Harris Scotty Harris Chris Heard Ashley Henderson Laureen Henegar Montgomery, Alabama Abilene, Texas Montgomery, Alabama Moorpark, California Fresno, California Temecula, California

Ron Highfield Elizabeth Highsmith Terence Highsmith Gary Holloway Arnie Holmes Rae Holmes Agoura Hills, California Huntsville, Alabama Huntsville, Alabama Nashville, Tennessee Manchester, Connecticut Manchester, Connecticut 38 Program Participants

Elise Hooper Kevin Hooper Mark Hooper Jeremy Hoover Carol Hopkins Gail Hopkins Salt Lake City, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah North Richland Hills, Texas Jackson, Michigan Vienna, West Virginia Vienna, West Virginia

Corey Howard Henry Huffard Jan Hughes Lanny Hunter Vic Hunter Jacqui Hurd Burbank, California Nashville, Tennessee Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Sedona, Arizona Lakewood, Colorado Southfield, Michigan

Jimmy Hurd Phil Jackson Sara Jackson Shelley Jacobs Douglas Jacoby Jay Jarboe Southfield, Michigan Bedford, Texas Westlake Village, California Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Marietta, Georgia Keller, Texas

Jane Jech Kerry Jech Duke Jennings Sanet Jennings Alison Jolliff Jessie Jolliff Marshalltown, Iowa Marshalltown, Iowa Jonesboro, Arkansas Jonesboro, Arkansas Simi Valley, California Simi Valley, California

Darron Jones Chris Keith Grady King Joneal Kirby Dan Knight Jason Knight Downey, California Lincoln, Illinois Mansfield, Texas West Monroe, Louisiana Overland Park, Kansas Memphis, Tennessee 39 Program Participants

Kevin Knight Victor Knowles Kimberly Kooy Steven Kooy Paul Ladd Scott Lambert North Pole, Alaska Joplin, Missouri Lexington Park, Maryland Lexington Park, Maryland Nashville, Tennessee El Segundo, California

Anthony Lancaster Keith Lancaster Earl Lavender Caitlin Lawrence Dave Lemley Emily Y. Lemley Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tulsa, Oklahoma Nashville, Tennessee Malibu, California Malibu, California Westlake Village, California

Rebecca Lewis Rich Little Jason Locke D’Esta Love Stuart Love Randy Lowry Portland, Oregon Malibu, California Fresno, California Malibu, California Malibu, California Nashville, Tennessee

Rhonda Lowry Rick Lytle Richard Maddeaux Amanda Madrid Vanessa Magos Angela Manassee Nashville, Tennessee Abilene, Texas Plymouth, Michigan Catacamas, Honduras Escondido, California Culver City, California

Mark Manassee Joshua Marcum Rick Marrs Jim Martin Israel Martinez Gail Matthews Culver City, California Quito, Ecuador Thousand Oaks, California Waco, Texas Montebello, California The Woodlands, Texas. 40 Program Participants

Kevin McDonald Don McLaughlin Lynn McMillon Alexander Melirrytos Eleni Melirrytos Cathy Messecar Kerrville, Texas Atlanta, Georgia Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Athens, Greece Athens, Greece Montgomery, Texas

Aaron Metcalf Chelan Metcalf Bonnie Miller Eulalio Miranda Kevin Montgomery Tyson Moore Beaverton, Oregon Beaverton, Oregon Vancouver, Washington Panama City, Panama Webster, Texas Los Angeles, California

Rex Morgan Taylor Morgan Matthew Morine Jim Morris Larry Mudd Jon Mullican Pembroke Pines, Florida Santa Rosa, California Castle Rock, Colorado Dallas, Texas New York City, New York Sunnyvale, Texas

Kevin Murray Shelley Neilson Willie Nettle Erin Newton Gene Newton Glenn Newton Compton, California Bakersfield, California Vicksburg, Mississippi Arlington, Virginia Tavares, Florida Tacoma, Washington

Mark Newton Jan Nichols Philip Nichols Carolyn Nickens John Nickens Danna Nieto Pierre, South Dakota Lewisville, Texas Lewisville, Texas Howey in the Hills, Florida Howey in the Hills, Florida Portland, Oregon 41 Program Participants

Christine Noble Motoyuki Nomura Yoriko Nomura Becki Nored James Nored Hiroko Obata Taylorsville, Utah Yamanashi-Ken, Japan Yamanashi-Ken, Japan McKinney, Texas McKinney, Texas Mito, Japan

Yukikazu Obata Dennis Okoth Mary Okoth Tom Olbricht David Owens Diana Owens Mito, Japan Mbale, Uganda, Africa Mbale, Uganda, Africa South Berwick, Maine Baldwinsville, New York Baldwinsville, New York

Linda Oxford Rochelle Palmer Sean Palmer Heather Pardee Christine Parker Leah Parker Memphis, Tennessee Redwood City, California Redwood City, California Chicago, Illinois Memphis, Tennessee Anthem, Arizona

Mark Parker Jacob Parnell Lisa Parnell Kristen Parrish Wilson Parrish Josh Patrick Memphis, Tennessee Livermore, California Livermore, California Sherwood, Oregon Sherwood, Oregon Franklin, Tennessee

Cindy Payne Jeff Payne Amy Jo Perry Lance Perry Carisa Perry-Parrish Donna Nofziger Plank Greer, South Carolina Greer, South Carolina Chattanooga, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Baltimore, Maryland Malibu, California 42 Program Participants

Alexander Prokopchuk Victoriya Prokopchuk Steve Raine Diane Reminder Anne Riley Tom Riley Donetsk, Ukraine Donetsk, Ukraine Tauranga, New Zealand Tucson, Arizona Anthem, Arizona Anthem, Arizona

Chrysostome Rindiro Sixto Rivera Jarrod Robinson Daniel Rodriguez Anne-Marie Rogers Kent Rogers Kigali, Rwanda, Africa San Miguel, El Salvador Coppell, Texas Malibu, California Midland, Texas Midland, Texas

Corrie Rose Don Rose Josh Ross Lori Ruch Feliz Santos Ruiz Jennifer Rundlett Vineland, Ontario, Canada Vineland, Ontario, Canada Memphis, Tennessee South Burnaby, BC, Canada Barahona, Dominican Republic Frederick, Maryland

Terry Rush Cheryl Russell Brian Sandine Bryan Schackmann Chris Seidman Gary Selby Tulsa, Oklahoma Portland, Oregon San Leandro, California Glendale, California Dallas, Texas Malibu, California

Tammy Selby Eddie Sharp Chris Shelby Rubel Shelly Nancy Shewmaker Sam Shewmaker Malibu, California Austin, Texas Kigali, Rwanda, Africa Rochester Hills, Michigan Kigali, Rwanda, Africa Kigali, Rwanda, Africa 43 Program Participants

Edward Short Charles Siburt Judy Siburt Brian Simmons Dwayne Simmons Thomas Simubali Nashville, Tennessee Abilene, Texas Abilene, Texas Vancouver, Washington Playa del Rey, California Lusaka, Zambia, Africa

Chris Smith David Smith Linda Smith Sherdale Smith Shon Smith Emily Spivey Nashville, Tennessee Little Rock, Arkansas Little Rock, Arkansas Los Angeles, California Tuscaloosa, Alabama Escondido, California

Tim Spivey Judy Square Woody Square Peggy Stirman Jonathan Storment Jamie Sweeney Escondido, California San Leandro, California San Leandro, California Sugar Land, Texas Abilene, Texas Tulsa, Oklahoma

Charlton Taylor Chris Taylor Patinya Thitathan Brandon Scott Thomas Darryl Tippens Linda Truschke Midland, Texas Panama City, Panama Bangkok, Thailand Nashville, Tennessee Malibu, California Malibu, California

Jim Tuttle Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah Theresa Twumasi-Ankrah Jana Unruh Bobby Valentine Melissa Vaughn Lincoln, Nebraska Accra, Ghana, Africa Accra, Ghana, Africa Overland Park, Kansas Tucson, Arizona Sherwood, Oregon 44 Program Participants

Janeth Villarroel Beth Wade Andy Wall Carrie Wall Jeff Walling Phil Ware Cochabamba, Bolivia Houston, Texas Oak Park, California Oak Park, California Charlotte, North Carolina Abilene, Texas

Judy Warpole Ron Warpole Jordan Watson Kay Watson Mitch Wilburn Reta Williams Tallinn, Estonia Tallinn, Estonia El Segundo, California Pensacola, Florida Tulsa, Oklahoma Olathe, Kansas

Brendin Williamson Eric Williamson Jack Williamson John Willis Tim Willis Billy Wilson Thousand Oaks, California Pottstown, Pennsylvania Thousand Oaks, California Abilene, Texas Malibu, California Tucson, Arizona

John Wilson Lindsey Wilson Peter Wilson Steve Wolfgang Diane Wolford Ben Woodward Malibu, California Escondido, California Escondido, California Downers Grove, Illinois Pleasanton, California Keller, Texas

Mark Woodward Sherrylee Woodward Becky Wooley Ken Young Kevin Youngblood Shiwei Zhai Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Chattanooga, Tennessee Franklin, Tennessee Searcy, Arkansas Luoyang, Henan, China 45 General Information

General Information ti o n CONTACT INFORMATION HOUSING INFORMATION Department of Church Relations We are pleased to offer student housing for our Bible 24255 Pacific Coast Highway Lectures guests. To see housing floor plans, please visit Malibu, CA 90263-4270 http://services.pepperdine.edu/housing/options (310) 506-4270 Note: There are no microwave or fridge units in the Dorm or Fax: (310) 506-4227 Towers locations. Gener a l I n fo rm [email protected] Dorm Room $100 per adult for all 4 nights (4 rooms, 2 beds www.pepperdine.edu/biblelectures in each, shared bathroom, common living room) Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/biblelectures and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/biblelectures. Guests may register up to 8 adults per suite. Single registrants with no roommate requests Lecture Central will be assigned a roommate of the same gender. Plaza Classroom 191 (near the fountain and Elkins Auditorium) Towers $150 per adult for 4 nights (2 beds, shared “Jack (310) 506-4270 and Jill” bathroom, no single registrants please) Hours: Guests must register 2 or 4 adults per suite. Tuesday 10:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m. Couples with no suitemate requests will be Wednesday–Friday 6:30 a.m.–10:30 p.m. assigned another couple for their suite. Saturday 6:30 a.m.–10:00 a.m. Lovernich (ABC) Apts. $150 per adult for 4 nights (2 rooms, 2 beds in each, ON-CAMPUS SHUTTLE shared bathroom, kitchen, living room) Shuttles and vans will be in service: Guests must register 2 or 4 adults per suite. Tuesday 3:00–11:30 p.m. Couples with no suitemate requests will be assigned Wednesday–Friday 6:00 a.m.–11:30 p.m. another couple for their suite. Saturday 6:00–10:00 a.m. Drescher Apts. $180 per adult for 4 nights (4 rooms, 1 bed in each, See the map on page 26 for shuttle stop locations. shared bathroom, kitchen, living room) Call Lecture Central if you require wheelchair transportation. Guests may register up to 4 adults per suite. Single registrants with no roommate requests will be AIRPORT SHUTTLES assigned a suite of the same gender. We do not provide shuttle service to and from the airport for our Bible RV Parking $25 per RV for 4 nights Lecture guests. We recommend a shuttle service instead of a rental car (no hook-ups or dumping available, shower due to the limited amount of parking on campus. facilities in Fieldhouse) PRIME TIME SHUTTLE Linen Rental $35 per set (twin sheets, pillow, pillowcase, (800) 733-8267 / (800) RED-VANS blanket, 2 bath & hand towels, 1 washcloth). On-line reservations: www.primetimeshuttle.com Only for guests traveling by plane or from out of state. ROAD RUNNER SHUTTLE Children/Teens Due to space constraints, all guests 19 and (800) 247-7919 younger must sleep on the floor at no charge. On-line reservations: www.rrshuttle.com Please bring your own bedding. PARKING INFORMATION Reservations Please park in designated guest areas only (noted on page 26 in gray) • Registration begins Wednesday, January 5, 2011. • Seaver Drive • Fee for on-campus housing is the same regardless of how many nights • Banowsky Drive you will be staying. Preference is given to those staying all four nights. • John Tyler Drive • RV Lot (Rho Lot) • Registration can be made online with Visa/MasterCard or by mailing • Firestone Fieldhouse Lot in your form with check, payable to Pepperdine University. • Drescher Parking Garage • Fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. Dorm loop loading and unloading only: • Rooms are pre-assigned and no changes can be made. Tuesday, May 3, from noon–6:00 p.m. • Confirmation notice and housing assignments will be emailed to you Saturday, May 7, from 6:00–10:00 a.m. in April. (If no email is provided, the notice will be mailed.)

46 General Information Gener a l I n fo rm CHECK IN / CHECK OUT PROCEDURES EXHIBITORS CHECK IN Tuesday, May 3, 12:00 p.m. (noon) - 6:00 p.m. Please visit our exhibitors in the following locations: If arriving after 6:00 p.m., please check in with Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Lecture Central, Plaza Classroom 191. Tyler Campus Center (above bookstore) Dorms Enter dorm loop from Upsilon Lot and check in at Firestone Fieldhouse your assigned dorm. (Dorm loop closes at 6:00 p.m.) Towers Check in at Towers parking lot. Food Services ti o n Lovernich (ABC) Check in at front of Lovernich. Tuesday dinner through Saturday breakfast Drescher Apts. Check in at Drescher parking lot. Rockwell Dining Center* (Tyler Campus Center) Breakfast 6:00–8:30 a.m. $7.00 (begins Wednesday) CHECK OUT Saturday, May 7, 6:00–10:00 a.m. Please return your keys and all rented linens to your Lunch 11:30 a.m.– 1:30 p.m. $8.00 (begins Wednesday) dorm or apartment’s check-in location. Dinner 4:30– 6:00 p.m. $11.00 There is a $35 charge for all unreturned keys, and a $35 charge for all unreturned linens. Drescher Cafeteria (Tuesday Men’s Dinner only) Dinner $11.00 “MAKING WAVES” CHILDREN’S PROGRAM Heritage Hall* (near Firestone Fieldhouse) Ages 6 months to 11 years Lunch 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. $8.00 Morning Session (Wed, Thurs, Fri) 8:00 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Evening Session (Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri) 6:00–9:00 p.m. Amphitheatre Grill* 11:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Pendleton Learning Center (PLC) near the Amphitheatre $5 per child, per session (cash and checks accepted at the door) *The 7-meal breakfast/lunch ticket may be used at these locations, Directed by Charla Griffy-Brown, Laureen Henegar, and Caitlin beginning Wednesday morning. 7-meal ticket $45.00 (save $7.00). Lawrence. See page 11 for details. Children, 12 and under, may buy meal tickets for $22.50. (Includes 4 breakfasts and 3 lunches, beginning with breakfast on “PEPPERDINE VIEW” TEEN PROGRAM Wednesday.) Pre-ordered meal tickets will be in your packet at check-in. Wednesday–Friday, 2:00–4:15 p.m. Howard A. White Center (HAWC) Other On-Campus Food Services Hosted by Jacob and Lisa Parnell See page 25 for details. Firestone Fieldhouse Morning coffee & donuts, snacks, and drinks. La Brea Bakery (in Cafeteria) 6:00–8:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m.–1:15 p.m. LECTURE RECORDINGS HAWC Coffee Shop 6:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. All lectures are recorded by Pure Logic Video and are available on CD Drescher Cafe 7:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. with select lectures offered on DVD. A portion of the sales goes to the (Tues–Thurs, closed on Fridays) Pepperdine Bible Lectures. Visit us in the Tyler Campus Center during the week. Jamba Juice (TCC, 2nd Floor) 7:30 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Order online at www.purelogicvideo.com or call (805) 375-0107.

A Daily Class in Smothers Theatre. 47 Bible Lectures History

50 Years Ago—The Pepperdine Bible Lectures at the Shrine Auditorium in 1961 ag e C enter H erit

The closing-night lecture for the 18th annual Pepperdine Bible Lectures was moved from the campus to the historic Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. The date was Thursday, March 23, 1961, and the keynote lecturer was Don H. Morris, the president of Abilene Christian College. The theme was “Sharing Christ with All the World, “ and the song leader was Pat Boone. The A Cappella Choruses from Abilene Christian College and Pepperdine College both performed that evening.

Bible Lectures guests are invited to visit the Churches of Christ Heritage Center in HAC 312 on the second floor of Payson Library.

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Bible Lectures History

The Pepperdine University Bible Lectures Anchored in the Past, Year Annual Themes Directors Keynote Lecturers 1943 The Church in the 20th Century W. B. West, Jr. C. R. Nichol Committed to the Future 1944 The Adequacy of the New Testament Church W. B. West, Jr. L. S. White 1945 The Church in These Times W. B. West, Jr. Hugh Tiner 1946 Urgent Problems Facing the Postwar Church W. B. West, Jr. P. D. Wilmeth The Pepperdine University Bible 1947 The Educational Program of the Local Church W. B. West, Jr. Jesse P. Sewell 1948 The Christian Home W. B. West, Jr. Harvey Scott Lectures began in January 1943 and 1949 The Church and Sound Doctrine W. B. West, Jr. J. E. Wainwright 1950 The Church Today W. B. West, Jr. A. R. Holton were modeled after similar programs 1951 The Work of the Church W. B. West, Jr. M. Norvel Young at Abilene Christian, David Lipscomb, 1952 Changeless Values in a Changing World Joseph W. White Reuel Lemmons 1953 Be Ye Doers of the Word and Not Hearers Only Joseph W. White Burton Coffman and Harding universities. 1954 Teaching them to Observe All Things Joseph W. White S. H. Hall Throughout the years of the 1940s, 1955 Fellowship in Good Works Joseph W. White Marshall Keeble 1956 Honor to Whom Honor is Due Joseph W. White E. W. McMillan this significant annual forum grew in 1957 (No Lecture Program) (No Lecture Program) popularity, but the early 1950s saw a 1958 God Challenges You Joseph W. White John Banister 1959 Stewardship Rex Johnston J. Harold Thomas decline in attendance, and no program 1960 Developing the Christ-Centered Life Rex Johnston A. R. Holton 1961 Sharing Christ with All the World Rex Johnston Don H. Morris was scheduled in 1957. 1962 The Strategy for Spiritual Freedom Rex Johnston Ira North The Bible Lectures took on new life 1963 Christ Our Contemporary William Banowsky Batsell Barrett Baxter 1964 Declaring God’s Good News Jack Scott Frank Pack with the arrival of M. Norvel Young 1965 New Testament Christianity: The Message for Modern Man Jack Scott George Bailey and J. P. Sanders in the fall of that 1966 Victorious Living Today Don Gardner Carl Spain 1967 Focus on Faith in Action Don Gardner William Banowsky year. By 1961, the keynote lecture 1968 Accent on Concern: These Things Concern the Christian Don Gardner Jack Evans program had to be moved to the 1969 A Search for Understanding Don Gardner Ira North 1970 And Now Abideth Hope Don Gardner Juan Monroy Shrine Auditorium to accommodate 1971 For Such a Time as This Syd Wyatt R. N. Hogan 1972 God’s Work in Our Day Silas Shotwell Humphrey Foutz the large numbers of people who 1973 Inside/Outside: Evangelism Through Renewal Tony Ash Stuart Love wanted to attend. In the following 1974 Simply Yes or No: Christian Integrity Tony Ash Prentice Meador 1975 From Death to Life: The New Man Tony Ash Carl Mitchell years, the huge Los Angeles Sports 1976 Abounding in the Work of the Lord: A Study in Philippians Carl Mitchell William Banowsky Arena became the scene for the largest 1977 Heritage and Destiny: A Study of the Restoration Movement Carl Mitchell Reuel Lemmons 1978 The Faith Once For All Delivered to the Saints William Banowsky Ira North evening lectures. 1979 It’s Great to Be a Christian Carl Mitchell Marvin Phillips The University added a special 1980 For Such a Time as This Carl Mitchell R. N. Hogan 1981 The Magnificence of Christ: Great Themes From Colossians Mike Armour Landon Saunders program of summer Bible Lectures for 1982 Light, Life and Love: The Ministry of Jesus in John Mike Armour Juan Monroy 1983 That We Might Live: Great Themes from the Epistle to Titus Jerry Rushford Gary Beauchamp 10 years beginning in 1958. However, 1984 God’s Eternal Purpose: Great Themes from the Epistle to the Ephesians Jerry Rushford Harold Hazelip the programs were again declining in 1985 Jesus Christ is the Same Yesterday, Today, and Forever (Hebrews) Jerry Rushford David Davenport 1986 God of Grace and God of Glory: Great Themes from the Book of Isaiah Jerry Rushford Doug Parsons attendance by the late 1960s and the 1987 Triumph of the Good News: The Book of Acts for the 21st Century Jerry Rushford Jerry Rushford summer lectures ended in 1967. 1988 Thine is the Kingdom: Great Themes from the Gospel of Matthew Jerry Rushford Landon Saunders 1989 Deliverance: Great Themes from the Book of Exodus Jerry Rushford Mike Cope When Pepperdine moved to its 1990 Remember Jesus Christ: Great Themes from the Letter of II Timothy Jerry Rushford Randy Mayeux new campus in Malibu in 1972, there 1991 Strangers in the World: Great Themes from the Letter of I Peter Jerry Rushford Harold Shank 1992 A God So Near: Great Themes from the Book of Deuteronomy Jerry Rushford Lynn Anderson was a renewal of interest in the Bible 1993 Tell Me the Story: Great Themes from the Gospel of Mark Jerry Rushford Max Lucado 1994 Crucified With Christ: The Gospel of Grace in Galatians Jerry Rushford Rick Atchley Lectures. Since that time, the lectures 1995 Eternal Truth From An Upper Room (John 13–17) Jerry Rushford Rubel Shelly have grown in interest and attendance 1996 Out Of the Whirlwind: Great Themes from the Book of Job Jerry Rushford Jeff Walling 1997 The Imitation of Christ: Great Themes from Philippians Jerry Rushford John O. York every year. 1998 Another King, Another Kingdom: Great Themes from Luke Jerry Rushford Tim Woodroof As the University moves forward 1999 I Lift Up My Soul: Communing With God Through the Psalms Jerry Rushford Jim McGuiggan 2000 The Gravity of Grace: Great Themes from the Letter to the Romans Jerry Rushford Mark Henderson into the future, it is fully committed 2001 Shaped by the Cross: Great Themes from I Corinthians Jerry Rushford Jack Reese to pursuing the very highest academic 2002 Christ and New Creation: Great Themes from II Corinthians Jerry Rushford Randy Harris 2003 Embracing the Call of God: Great Themes from Genesis Jerry Rushford Rick Marrs standards within a context which 2004 The Mystery of Godliness: Great Themes from 1 Timothy Jerry Rushford Mark Love 2005 Lifted Up: Great Themes from John 18-21 Jerry Rushford David Fleer celebrates and extends the spiritual 2006 Life Together: The Heart of Love & Fellowship in 1 John Jerry Rushford Tim Spivey and ethical ideals of the Christian 2007 Hear the Word of the Lord: Jeremiah’s Call to Renewal Jerry Rushford Glenn Pemberton 2008 The Upside-Down Kingdom: Living the Sermon on the Mount Jerry Rushford Don McLaughlin faith. The Department of Church 2009 The Lord of Creation: The Preeminence of Christ in Colossians Jerry Rushford Monte Cox Relations is convinced that many 2010 The Hero of the Story: The Book of Acts Revisited Jerry Rushford Shon Smith 2011 God’s Unchanging Faithfulness (Psalms) Jerry Rushford Chris Smith years from now, when Pepperdine University celebrates a century of Summer Bible Lectures Bible Lectures, this annual series will Year Annual Themes Directors Keynote Lecturers continue to be a stimulating forum 1958 The Christian Family Joseph W. White Howard White 1959 The Church at Work Thomas Campbell J. P. Sanders for the renewal and restoration of 1960 Restoring New Testament Values Thomas Campbell Glenn Wallace New Testament Christianity. 1961 Meeting Our Challenges Gary Moore Sherman Cannon 1962 Project Leadership William Banowsky Gordon Teel 1963 Christ for our Contemporaries Jack Scott E. W. McMillan 1964 The Christian Home Jack Scott Joe Barnett 1965 Confronting Moral Issues Jack Scott Willard Collins Jerry Rushford 1966 Developing the Fruits of the Spirit Don Gardner Elza Huffard 1967 The City­— An Open Door for the Church Don Gardner Harold Paden Lectures Director 49 50 INDEX OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS INDEX OFPROGRAMP Aikawa, TadayoshiAikawa, Ady, Dick Adcox, Jimmy Adams, Lindy...... Blowers, Paul Blowers, Biggers, Mary Jo...... Carisse Berryhill, Andrew Benton, Bell, Buddy...... Beam, Joe...... Bruce Bates, Barton, Sara...... Barker, Mary Barcenas, Ignacio...... Barcenas, Ana...... Moses Khombe Banda, Baker, William...... Baker, Phil Baker, Erin Baker, Andy Atkinson, Wyane...... Atchley, Rick Andrews, Ginger Lynn Anderson, Allen, Tomas Allen, Leonard Allen, Holly Allen, Cynthia...... Alexander, Karen...... Burgess, Tom Bunch, Jordan...... Bryce, Brady Eric Brown, Bouchelle, Dan Boateng, Maggie Boateng, Douglas Fleming, Jo-Anne Fitzpatrick,...... Thomas Cheryl Fischetto, Anthony Fischetto, Fernandez, Jose...... Farr, Frank...... Etukeren, Isaiah ...... Etukeren, Edo Elliott, Rosslyn Egirev, Natalia Egirev, Igor ...... Lila Earwood, Dzah, ArnoldKwamla ...... Drake, Terry Glen Dods, Dildine, Kym Oliveira, Pamde Oliveira,de Manuel...... DeLong, Pfremmer Kindy Daye, K. Isaac Daughrity, Dyron Darden, Mary...... Darden, Jason...... Dabbs, Matt Dabbs, Gordon Curtis,...... Belinda Curl, Mary Curl, Billy Cunningham, Lauren Gayle Crowe, Crites, Paul Crites, Noe WesCrawford, Coulston, Darlene Coulston, Charles Cope, Mike Cooper, Katherine Cooper, Karen Cooper, Dan Clark, Lori...... Chinamale, Winter...... Cha, Kilnam...... Carter, Kelly...... Carter, Alicia...... Carson, Glenn Carr,...... Lisa Cariaga, Salvador ...... Campbell, Mark...... Campbell, Darin...... Camacho, Carlos...... Cain, Candace...... Butler, Tommy ...... ARTICIP 13, 19, 22, 33 7, 16, 23, 28 10, 19, 30 13, 22, 33 12, 21, 32 9, 20, 30 9, 18, 29 8, 21, 32 9, 18, 29 7, 16, 23 8, 18, 33 8, 9, 20 12, 21 18, 29 13, 20 21, 32 18, 29 19, 30 18, 29 18, 29 10, 29 22, 33 21, 32 18, 29 8, 28 8, 29 8, 31 8, 19 8, 17 8, 13 5, 7 5, ANTS 11 13 29 11 12 23 31 31 19 29 30 10 21 10 29 19 13 22 22 33 33 29 22 13 13 31 13 13 29 29 29 30 32 22 22 32 21 12 10 33 19 33 34 30 31 19 32 18 12 34 34 33 22 22 9 9 9 Holmes, Rae Holmes, Holmes, Arnie Gary Holloway, TerenceHighsmith, Maurice Hall, Hall, Doug...... Gupton, Carlus Bradley Griffin, Josh Graves, Granberg, Stan...... Goolsby, Janice Dave Goolsby, Goldman,...... Chris Goldman, Ashley Gilbert, Leonardo...... Gilbert, Brenda...... Giboney, Susan...... Gay, Ashley Gardner, Terry Gardner, Rachel Gabrielson, Adelle Fredenburg, Brandon Foster, Doug Foster, Charles Ford, David Flores, Chris Flores, Beth Hopkins, Caroline Hoover, Jeremy Hooper, Mark Hooper, Kevin Hooper, Elise Highsmith, Elizabeth Ron Highfield, Henegar,...... Laureen Henderson, Ashley Heard,...... Chris Harris, Scotty Harris, Randy Harris, Kathy Hallal Singers...... Hall, Todd...... Alabacionde Grupo Griffy-Brown,Charla ...... Griffin, Linn Lemley,Emily Y. Love, Stuart...... D’Esta Love, Locke, Jason Little, Rich Lighthouse Rebecca Lewis, Dave Lemley, Lawrence, Caitlin Lavender, Earl Lancaster, Keith Lancaster, Anthony Scott Lambert, Paul Ladd, Steven Kooy, Kooy, Kimberly Knowles, Victor Knight,...... Kevin Knight, Jason ...... Knight, Dan...... Jennings, Duke Kerry Jech, Jech, Jane...... Jay Jarboe, Jacobs, Shelley Jackson, Sara...... Jackson, Phil...... Hurd, Jimmy Corey Howard, Hopkins, Gail...... Kirby, Joneal Jones, Darron Jolliff, Jessie Jolliff, Alison Jennings, Sanet Jacoby, Douglas Hurd, Jacqui Vic Hunter, Hunter, Lanny Hughes, Jan...... Huffard, ...... Henry King, Grady King, Chris Keith, ...... 10, 13, 19, 22, 30, 33 ...... 8, 9, 13, 20, 22, 33 8, 9, 11, 18, 29, 31 7, 8, 16, 22, 28 13, 22, 30, 33 13, 21, 22, 33 13, 20, 22, 33 12, 21, 30, 32 6, 12, 23, 30 7, 14, 16, 34 7, 16, 20, 23 9, 11, 18, 20 9, 17, 18, 29 10, 19, 30 10, 19, 30 15, 16, 32 8, 31, 33 8, 31, 33 7, 16, 23 7, 16, 23 8, 17, 28 8, 28, 20 21, 32 13, 19 14, 31 21, 32 29, 34 12, 30 12, 21 10, 30 21, 32 10, 28 8, 11 8, 11 6, 20 9, 18 9, 18 8, 16 8, 9 8, 22 12 19 19 10 30 30 13 30 10 16 16 32 12 29 29 22 10 11 32 33 33 13 13 32 11 33 10 10 32 16 30 30 21 21 19 33 33 10 33 10 12 23 7 7 7 9 7 9 Parrish, Wilson Parrish, Kristen Parnell,...... Lisa Parnell, Jacob...... Raine, Steve Raine, Psallo...... Victoriya Prokopchuk, Alexander Prokopchuk, Plank, Donna Nofziger...... Perry-Parrish,...... Carisa Perry, Lance Jo Amy Perry, Payne, Jeff Payne, Cindy Patrick, Josh Parker, Mark Parker,...... Leah Robinson, Jarrod Sixto Rivera, Rindiro, Chrysostome Riley, Tom Riley, Anne Reseda Gospel...... Choir Reminder, Diane Parker, Christine Pardee, Heather...... Palmer,...... Sean Palmer, Rochelle Oxford, Linda Owens, Diana...... David Owens, Olbricht, Tom Okoth, Mary...... Okoth, Dennis Obata, Yukikazu...... Hiroko Obata, NorthwestPraise Team ...... North County Praise Team...... James Nored, Nored, Becki YorikoNomura, Motoyuki Nomura, Noble, Christine Nieto, Danna...... JohnNickens, Nickens, Carolyn...... Nichols, Philip Nichols, Jan...... Newton, Mark...... Newton, Glenn Newton, Erin Nettle, Willie Neilson, Shelley Murray, Kevin Mullican, Jon Mudd, Larry Magos, Vanessa Madrid, Amanda ...... Maddeaux, Richard ...... Lytle, Rick...... Lowry, Rhonda Randy Lowry, Newton, Gene Morris, Jim Morine, Matthew Morgan, Taylor...... Morgan, Rex...... Moore, Tyson Montgomery, Kevin Mitchell, Carl...... Miranda, Eulalio...... Miller, Bonnie MetroPraise Team ...... Metcalf,...... Chelan Metcalf, Aaron Cathy Messecar, Melirrytos, Eleni Melirrytos, Alexander ...... McMillon, Lynn...... McLaughlin, Don McDonald,...... Kevin Gail Matthews, Martinez, Israel...... Martin, Jim...... Rick Marrs, Marcum, Joshua...... Manassee, Mark...... Manassee, Angela...... 7, 15, 16, 23, 28 12, 21, 25, 32 12, 21, 25, 32 13, 22, 33 13, 22, 33 11, 18, 19 22, 30, 33 8, 11, 18 9, 18, 29 8, 15, 23 9, 18, 29 9, 13, 32 6, 21, 34 17, 22 15, 34 17, 22 22, 33 10, 33 12, 33 21, 32 21, 32 21, 32 10, 21 18, 29 12, 21 21, 31 15, 23 18, 29 19, 30 7, 14 7, 32 8, 28 9, 18 16 16 13 19 13 22 13 22 32 33 13 13 16 29 29 19 22 22 10 10 33 21 21 21 32 13 13 19 19 21 10 32 19 30 29 33 10 32 10 22 31 32 12 11 21 31 31 19 12 7 7 9 7 7 9 Rogers, Anne-Marie Rodriguez, Dan ...... Wooley, Becky Wooley, Woodward, Sherrylee Woodward, Mark Woodward, Ben ZOE Group ZOE Zhai, Shiwei Youngblood, Kevin Young, Ken Won By One Wolford, Diane Wolfgang, Steve...... Wilson, Peter Wilson, Lindsey Wilson, John Wilson, Billy Willis, Tim Willis, John Williamson, Jack...... Williamson, Eric...... Williamson, Brendin Williams,...... Reta Wilburn, Mitch Watson, Kay...... Watson, Jordan, ...... Warpole, Ron Warpole, Judy Ware, Phil Walling, Jeff Wall, Carrie...... Wall, Andy...... Beth Wade, Villarroel, Janeth...... Vaughn, Melissa...... Valentine, Bobby Unruh, Jana...... UniversityPraise Team ...... Underwood, David Twumasi-Ankrah, Theresa...... Twumasi-Ankrah, Samuel...... Jim Tuttle, Truschke, Linda True...... Lift Tippens, Darryl Thomas, BrandonScott ...... Thitathan, Patinya...... Taylor, Chris Taylor, Charlton Harmony Sweet Sweeney, Jamie Storment, Jonathan...... Stirman, Peggy...... Square, Woody...... Square, Judy ...... 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UD1008063 UD1008063 Special Housing Requests: Special Names adults your in of group:______(Housing fee same the is regardless tothose ofhow many staying given nights. is Priority 4nights.) (Confirmationswill be mailed tothosewithout email an address.) clearly.) print Please Email (For confirmations. Emergency Contact: Emergency Mr./Mrs./Ms./Dr.: Phone: (_____)______Zip: State, City, ______Address: Which nights you will staying? be CHILDREN’S PROGRAM PROGRAM CHILDREN’S MEAL TICKETS H GOD’S UNCHANGING FAITHFULNESS THE STEADFASTLOVEOFLORDENDURESFOREVER ousing Name Appreciation Dinner honoring Billy &Mary Curl Friends Pepperdine of Dinner, Darryl Tippens Appreciation Dinner honoring Gail &Carol Hopkins Opening Night Men’s Dinner, Tyson Moore (Drescher Cafeteria) Associated Women for Pepperdine, Emily Spivey Dinners: Main Meals can also bepurchased individually at door. the 7-Meal Ticket: (4breakfasts, 3lunches at buffetgrill) or Lovernich Apartments Drescher ApartmentsDrescher ______Mail registration form and check by February 25 to: non-transferable. and non-refundable Payment is Linens tospaceconstraints,Due floor sleep 19andbedding. the on guests at all underno charge.Pleasebring will own Dorm Room Dorm ______RV Parking RV (310) 506-4270, [email protected], www.pepperdine.edu/biblelectures or visit For more information, please contact the Department Church Relations of at (Confirmationwill be sent on or before 15.) April Towers TOTAL

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Hotel Information ti o n Malibu Calabasas & Agoura Hills & Residence Inn Villa Graziadio Executive Center Woodland Hills Westlake Village 30950 Russell Ranch Road Located on the Campus (9 to 13 miles from campus) (11 to 15 miles from campus) Westlake Village, CA 91362 Pepperdine University (818) 661-5623 24255 Pacific Coast Highway Good Nite Inn Homewood Suites by Hilton tel I n fo rm a Malibu, CA 90263 26557 Agoura Road 28901 Canwood Street Westlake Village Inn Ho (310) 506-1100 Calabasas, CA 91302 Agoura Hills, CA 91301 31943 Agoura Road (818) 880-6000 x0 (818) 540-4313 Westlake Village, CA 91361 Malibu Beach Inn (818) 889-0230 22878 Pacific Coast Highway Country Inn & Suites Renaissance Agoura Hills Hotel (800) 535-9978 Malibu, CA 90265 23627 Calabasas Road 30100 Agoura Road (310) 456-6444 Calabasas, CA 91302 Agoura Hills, CA 91301 Hyatt Westlake Plaza (800) 462-5428 (818) 222-5300 (818) 707-1220 880 South Westlake Boulevard (800) 456-4000 (800) 228-9290 Westlake Village, CA 91361 Casa Malibu (800) 233-1234 22752 Pacific Coast Highway Hilton Garden Inn Hampton Inn & Suites (805) 557-1234 Malibu, CA 90265 24150 Park Sorrento 30255 Agoura Road (310) 456-2219 Calabasas, CA 91302 Agoura Hills, CA 91301 Thousand Oaks Inn (800) 831-0858 (818) 591-2300 (818) 597-0333 75 West Thousand Oaks Blvd (800) 426-7866 Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 Malibu Country Inn, 7 miles north Warner Center Marriott (805) 497-3701 6506 Westward Beach Road 21850 Oxnard Street Four Seasons Hotel in Westlake Village Malibu, CA 90265 Woodland Hills, CA 91367 2 Dole Drive (310) 457-9622 (818) 887-4800 Westlake Village, CA 91362 Always ask for the PEPPERDINE RATE when making reservations (800) 386-6787 (800) 228-9290 (818) 575-3094

The joining of hands during the singing of “The Lord Bless You and Keep You” is a special closing-night tradition in Firestone Fieldhouse. 52 Shout for joy to the LORD, all the earth. Worship the LORD with gladness; come before him with joyful songs. Know that the LORD is God. It is he who made us, and we are his; we are his people, the sheep of his pasture. Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name.

FOR THE LORD IS GOOD AND HIS LOVE ENDURES FOREVER; HIS FAITHFULNESS CONTINUES THROUGH ALL GENERATIONS.

Psalm 100 The New International Version Nonprofit Org. U.S. Postage Department of Church Relations PAID 24255 Pacific Coast Highway Pepperdine Malibu, California 90263-4270 University

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