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Art of Christian Missions

Special Session: Missiology

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Speakers (Hilton Head 09)

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Missions Banquet

Art of Christian Missions

Dr. Brad Farris will be co-leading an ad hoc Wednesday night special session on: Missiology - Discussing the Art of Christian Missions

2010 Meeting Highlights


You won't want to miss the founder of the Creation Museum who will address us on Saturday evening about "the origin of the eye". This will be indeed be a special lecture.	The state-of-the-art 70,000 square foot Creation museum brings the pages of the Bible to life, casting its characters and animals in dynamic form and placing them in familiar settings.

Jim Gills will speak on the Epigenome, discussing the depth of our design by our creator.	A wetlab for manual small incision cataract surgery will be held on Thursday afternoon along with lectures on technique tips from around the globe. Click here to see more photos.

Special Session: Missiology

Don't miss Dr. Glenn Strauss who will be co-leading an ad hoc Wednesday night special session on: Missiology - Discussing the Art of Christian Missions

Speakers

You won't want to miss the lineup for the 2010 meeting.

Speakers (Hilton Head 09)

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Click here to see a gallery of pictures of last year's speakers.

Our schedule

Daily schedule includes:

Prayer groups before breakfast

Breakfast on your own

Scientific Sessions and Spouses and Kids Sessions (8:30 - Noon) except on Thurday (8:30 - 4:00 PM)

Family Time (Noon - 6:00 PM)

Evening Banquets (6:30 PM - 9 PM)

Missions Banquet

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Dr. Sam Molind will be the guest speaker at the Thursday night Mission Banquet.

Dr. Molind is the Director of Global Health Outreach, the mission arm of Christian Medical Dental Society.

He is an oral maxillo facial surgeon and has traveled extensively with mission groups.

His topic will be "Excellence in Missions: Carrying the Banner of Christ"

2010 Meeting Highlights


You won't want to miss the founder of the Creation Museum who will address us on Saturday evening about "the origin of the eye". This will be indeed be a special lecture.	The state-of-the-art 70,000 square foot Creation museum brings the pages of the Bible to life, casting its characters and animals in dynamic form and placing them in familiar settings.

Jim Gills will speak on the Epigenome, discussing the depth of our design by our creator.	A wetlab for manual small incision cataract surgery will be held on Thursday afternoon along with lectures on technique tips from around the globe. Click here to see more photos.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 29 June 2010 15:30