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| 3Bearing burdensin your community...and aroundthe world.Insuring America's mission organizations and Christian ministries® | 800.333.3735Property & Liability Insurance | Auto Insurance| Workers’ Compensation | Mission Protection | Payroll & HR SolutionsCopyright 2024 Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company. All rights reserved. Brotherhood Mutual is licensed in most states.6400 Brotherhood Way, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46825That's what your ministry is all about, and that's what we were founded on more than 100 years ago. Wherever you’re called to serve, Brotherhood Mutual protects your mission. We’ve designed insurance options with your ministry in mind for individual travelers, groups, and organizations.Scan to get started.Dan Steffen Lead Pastor Pure Heart Church Dan has been serving in ministry since 1988 and was ordained in 1995. He joined the staff of Pure Heart in 2000 and has been the Senior Pastor since 2005.Dan is the co-founder of School Connect which serves over 1000 public schools in 7 cities in 6 different states. He is the co-founder of Resilient Church Conference, equipping the local church to be trauma informed. He also is the chairman of Better Together Family of churches, uniting churches across greater Phoenix area and helping pastors nish strong.Dan and his wife, Nicole, were married in August of 1998. Together they have ve children, Joshua, Luke, Abigail, Olivia and Ava.Mulenga Chella Pastor Christ Life Church, ZambiaMulenga L. Chella, the founding pastor of Christ Life Church, was born in Zambia, Africa. After completing high school, he was called to serve God in ministry. Mulenga has a Bachelor’s Degree in Theology from Northrise University Zambia, and a Master’s in Divinity and a Doctorate of Ministry from Baylor Univerisy in Waco, Texas.In 2006, Mulenga was wrongly imprisoned in Tanzania and spent two years, 3 months awaiting trial for a crime he did not commit, and of which he was subsequently acquitted. This resulted in a spiritually formative time that God used to teach and humble Mulenga for fruitful ministry.Mulenga and his family ofcially started Christ Life Church in April 2018. Christ Life Church now has 10 campuses and reaches people through education, prison ministry, rescuing girls from the streets, and providing for 600+ children in the Chainda Slum.Fouad Masri Author/Lecturer Crescent ProjectAuthor and lecturer, Fouad Masri, was born and raised in the war zone of Beirut, Lebanon. As a third-generation ordained pastor, he has a passion for sharing the love of Christ with Muslims and has been reaching out to Muslims and inspiring others to follow his example since 1979. After coming to the United States to attend seminary, Fouad realized the urgency for teaching American Christians to reach out to the growing population of internationals, particularly Muslims. In 1993, he founded Crescent Project to nurture transformational relationships between Christians and Muslims and to rally the Church to reach out to Muslims to share the Good News of Christ. Since then, he has trained more than 400,000 Christians to share their faith sensitively and purposefully with Muslims through many resources and training events.Conference ScheduleThursday, October 318:00 AM – 4:00 PM Preconference: MissionExcellence Standards Introductory Workshop7:00 – 8:30 PM Preconference: Prayer GatheringFriday, November 19:00 AM – 3:00 PM Preconference: Leadership Connexion9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Preconference: Youth Training 3:00 PM Doors Open — Registration for attendees 4:00 – 7:00 PM Dinner*5:00 – 6:00 PM Workshop Session 17:00 – 8:15 PM Keynote — Dan SteffenSaturday, November 28:00 AM Doors Open — Registration for attendees8:30 – 9:45 AM Keynote — Mulenga Chella9:45 – 10:30 AM Exhibits Open10:30 – 11:30 AM Workshop Session 2 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Lunch* and Exhibits Open12:30 – 1:30 PM Workshop Session 32:00 – 3:00 PM Next Steps Session3:00 – 3:30 PM Exhibits Open3:30 – 5:00 PM Keynote — Fouad MasriSaturday Keynote sponsored by Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company*Conference meals available at food trucks for purchaseFeatured Speakers

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Welcome to MissionConnexion at Valley Presbyterian Church!Our congregation and leadership are excited to host MissionConnexion Southwest 2024. The church is God’s plan for the renewal of the world. This means mission - making more people more like Christ and healing the things in this world that break God’s heart. MissionConnexion is a chance to explore, in one place, some of the most dynamic mission enterprises and agents we can partner with, in this calling. In our divided world, it is also a reminder of the way gospel engagement crosses every boundary of race, culture, geography and language to create the kingdom. Thank you for coming. May God bless and inspire us by opening our eyes, forming our hearts and challenging our faith. Yours in Christ, David Joynt | Senior PastorGreetings and welcome to the 4th annual MissionConnexion Southwest!We are honored to have you join us and we are thankful to have Valley Presbyterian Church host this year’s event. The team at Valley Presbyterian Church has been a true joy to partner with and I hope you will experience the warmth from them during your visit here. This conference has been purposely designed with you in mind. Whether through corporate worship, or hearing from keynote speakers or workshop presenters, it is our prayer that you will be blessed and encouraged by your time here. We especially want you to experience the presence of Jesus, because it’s through our encounters with Him that we nd the fuel for God’s mission. This year’s theme is “All In”. The premise of this theme is for us, as a community of God’s saints, to be All In on seeing the Gospel go throughout the ends of the earth. For some of you that may mean God is calling you out of your comfort zone to go to unreached places around the world. For others it may mean that you help welcome the different nations being represented in our country. For some of you that may mean that you help send out more laborers to go and for others it may mean that you increase your prayer life to help intercede on behalf of those going. Whatever role God is calling you into, we hope that you feel inspired and more equipped to live out this calling from our time together.Be blessed to be a blessing!Jake Embleton | MissionConnexion Southwest CoordinatorDaniel and Coreen Esplin EmceeDaniel and Coreen Esplin are dedicated members of the Indian Bible College (IBC) in Flagstaff, Arizona. IBC’s mission is to disciple and educate Native American Christians for ministry to their people and the world. Daniel serves as the Director of Admissions and teaches a class called the Native Masculinity Collaborative. Coreen serves as the Dean of Women and Vice President at IBC. She spends most of her time mentoring, counseling, and investing in the lives of the women at the college. Together, the Esplins are committed to fostering spiritual growth and leadership among Native American students, helping them to become effective ministers and leaders in their communities and beyond. In addition, they have spearheaded Natives 2 France (N2F). The mission of N2F is to fulll IBC’s mission of ministry to “the world” and take students on impactful trips to France.https://www.quovadisbooks.org/ | 5

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6 | FALL 2024Awaken Cafe2nd FloorC201C202C203C204C205Landes CenterGymChapelSanctuaryChoirRoom2nd Floor OnlyLandes CenterD202D201BC204AC9Landes CenterStageParlorParlorB106C206E104BookstoreFood TrucksCourtyard1 2 3 4 5A6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 3233 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 4142 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50EntranceEntranceStudents5TheCrossingRegistrationRegistrationMapAFC Travel Booth #8Africa Inland Mission Booth #18All Nations Kansas City Booth #11Black Forest Academy Booth #21Boat Aid Booth #39Border Perspective Booth #45Brotherhood Mutual Insurance CompanyBooth #27Campus Outreach SERVE Booth #2China Outreach Ministries Booth #1Christar Booth #33Coaching Missions International Booth #25Commit Ministries International Booth #13Converge International Ministries Booth #28Corban University Booth #3Crescent Project Booth #37CULTURELink, Inc. Booth #46ELIC Booth #7Ethnos360 Booth #31Ethnos360 Aviation Booth #30Faith to Action Booth #48Frontiers Booth #4Get HOPE Global Booth #10Global Hope Network International Booth #12Global Radio Outreach Booth #5Global Recordings Network Booth #40Grand Canyon University Booth #14Here For Kids International Booth #43High Point Travel Agency Booth #29International Students Inc. Booth #36Jesus Film Project Booth #49Kontaktmission Booth #26Live Dead Booth #24ManagedMissions Booth #47Missionary TECH Team Booth #35Missions of Hope International Booth #20MissionStream Booth #22MissionWorks Sanctuary LobbyOMF (U.S.) Booth #19One Challenge Booth #23One Mission Society Booth #41Perspectives Booth #32Phoenix Seminary Booth #17Reading for All - Books and More Library Amman Booth #42Reciprocal Ministries International Booth #44

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FOCUS EVENTScheduleFriday, November 13:00 PM - Registration Opens4:30 – 5:00 PM - Dinner5:00 – 6:30 PM - All Together Ignite Talk 1Theme: ‘How are Mission Trips Changing’An interactive time consisting of Ignite Talks followed by facilitated table discussions where we consider how mission trips are changing in:• Purpose• Vocabulary• Design• Methods7:00 – 8:15 PM - MissionConnexion Southwest Main ScheduleSaturday, November 28:00 – 10:30 AM - MissionConnexion Southwest Main Schedule10:15 – 11:00 AM - Workshop 1Title: How to build meaningful relationships with global church partners11:00 – 11:45 AM - Workshop 2Title – Purposefully Designing with Your Partner12:15 – 1:30 PM - All Together Ignite Talk 2Theme: ‘Inspiring Globally-Minded Christians’Designing experiences that honor God, your host, and those you’re serving while inspiring and equipping the next generation through:• Family mission trips• Youth mission trips• Internships/Gap year 2:00 – 5:00 PM - MissionConnexion Southwest Main SchedulePost Conference Online Sessions: Planning a Short-Term Mission Trip Design for Discipleship Training for the Goer 7 Dirty Words of Short-Term Missions Frequently Asked Questions Missions Resource Exchange10 | FALL 202410 | FALL 2024Short-Term Mission Connexion Focus EventA conference where mission leaders — both new and experienced — can think deeply about the state of short-term missions and receive practical training for planning and leading their next mission trip.Registered attendees only will receive a link to join these sessions.

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| 11How a Changing Purpose Changes TripsRyan Hurlburt CultureLink, Inc. Our “why” behind our mission trips matter—and so does our host’s. Whether we know it or not, our purpose affects how we communicate as partners, what we plan, how we communicate with our goers, and how we follow up. Do you know your purpose for planning a mission trip? Has it changed?Purposefully Designing With Your PartnerRyan Hurlburt & Yonathan MoyaCultureLink, Inc. & Border PerspectiveThis workshop will help you work with your partner to design a trip based around a shared purpose rather than the agenda of one partner. When done well, your trips will be more creative and effective and your teams will be better prepared. Reciprocal Relationships RequiredDan ShoemakerReciprocal Ministries InternationalFor too long, most mission trips have been one way trafc from the sender to the receiver. Yet God’s intention for relationship is that they be reciprocal. We’ll think through how you can engage in reciprocal relationships that result in mutually benecial ministry plans.Practicing True Religion on Mission TripsStephanie RobinsonThe Faith to Action InitiativeIt’s important that our mission trips are wise, biblical, and culturally appropriate. This Ignite Talk will focus on how we minister to orphan and vulnerable children, pointing out how easy it is to harm rather than help when we put ourselves and our own satisfaction rst.How to Build Meaningful Relationships with Global Church Partners Dan ShoemakerReciprocal Missions InternationalGod has not made us the same body part, but He has made us part of the same body! Too often what we say are relationships are really one-directional wish fulllment interactions. We’ll look at how to build meaning relationships with people who are different than us for the benet of both of us.Youth Mission Trips Without CompromiseTory RurakMissionWorksAre you afraid to take students on a mission trip? Not sure who would host them or what they could contribute? Let’s think together about how everyone can benet from getting youth actively involved in missions.Family Mission Trips Without Compromise Brian & Melanie StarkWorldVentureThere is a place for families on mission trips, but it has to be done well so we don’t compromise the ministry role of the parents or our host’s ministry. This Ignite Talk will be the catalyst for a discussion on how to do family mission trips well.Are Words Important?Yonathan MoyaBorder PersepctivesDo words matter? How do you talk about your mission trips? You’ll be challenged to think about how your words and descriptions are perceived by others and set expectations. How can you honor God, your hosts, and those you serve even in the way you describe and talk about your trips?Internships & Gap Years Without CompromiseBrian & Melanie StarkWorldVentureInternships and gap years often come about because the intern desires a specic experience. This is not bad, but can be dangerous for their hosts. We’ll consider how we can harness this unique opportunity in a person’s life for their benet as well as the ministry hosting them.Ignite Talk 1 Friday 5:30 – 6:30 PMWorkshops Saturday 10:15 – 11:45 AMWorkshop 1 Saturday 10:15 – 11:00 AMWorkshop 2 Saturday 11:00 – 11:45 AMInspiring Globally-Minded ChristiansIgnite Talk 2 Saturday 12:15 – 1:30 PMHow Are Mission Trips Changing?

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12 | FALL 2024Is Jesus the Only Way?Dr. Gerry BreashersWestern Seminary, Portland, OregonIt seems so narrow minded for the loving God to restrict people to a single way to the good place. Don’t all religions teach Jesus’ golden rule? We will ponder the theological and emotional responses to this hard question.Is the Bible Trustworthy?Dr. Corey MillerRatio ChristiHaving a solid and ready answer when somebody challenges the integrity and authority of the Bible is essential to being a good witness. In this session, we will equip you to have good answers to this tough question.ALL IN: Answering the Dicult QuestionsB106ALL IN: The Gospel for Tough AudiencesStudent CenterALL IN: Am I Healthy Enough for Missions?Room C202ALL IN: How to Increase the Missions Temperature in Your ChurchRoom C203Sponsored by:The MormonsDr. Corey MillerRatio ChristiCorey comes from a 7th generation Mormon family in Utah and came to Christ as ahigh school student. He has a Ph.D. in Philosophy and has written several books on leaving Mormonism and engaging Mormons. Resilient Physical Health for MissionsMichelle Stier & Brenda CochranSincerity Method & Zoe Integrated HealthFitness Coach Michelle Stiffler (Sincerity Method) and Social Worker Brenda Cochran (Zoe Integrated Health) offer theoretical, practical guidance and tools on how to build resilient physical health for missions with a whole-person approach.Cultivating Missions Awareness in your ChurchDave ChildersThe Upstream CollectiveEager to see your church be “all in” with Missions? This is the place to start! We will explore how local churches around the country are engaging their entire congregation towards the Nations. You will walk away with practical steps to apply in your church context.The LGBTQ+ CrowdDr. Joe MillerGrand Canyon UniversityWhat does the gospel offer to someone who identies as LGBTQ+? What are their objections to the gospel? How do we answer THEIR objections to the gospel?Resilient Mental Health for MissionsAubrey Barnwell & Keely EmbletonFirst New Life Church & School ConnectPastor Aubrey Barnwell (First New Life Church) and Keely Embleton (School Connect) offer theological and practical guidance, tools and stories on how to build resilient mental health for missions with the trauma-informed care approach.A Picture is Worth 1,000 wordsBret JohnsonThe HasteningOne hour of amazing, motivational videos you can use in your church or ministry area and of course we will give you access to all of themAre Some People Really Doomed for All Eternity?Dr. Gerry BreashersWestern Seminary, Portland, OregonIt seems incredibly unjust for a loving God to send nice people to be tortured in hell with no hope of ever getting out. We will ponder the various responses to this question from theological and emotional perspectives.The New Evangelization of the New AgeLily HananAll NationsUnderstanding the hurting church and those who have received an incomplete or false Gospel. Sparkly spiritual statements. Waiting to be asked questions. Sharing your relationship with Jesus authentically and creatively.Resilient Spiritual Health for MissionsSanghoon Yoo & Dave BeachThe Faithful City & Ascend ChurchPastor Sanghoon Yoo (The Faithful City) and Pastor Dave Beach (Ascend Church) offer theological and practical guidance, tools and stories on how to build resilient spiritual health for missions with the wholistic ministry approach.Amplify Your Church’s Missions ImpactJeff SloanFrontiersDo you value creative strategies that strengthen your church culture to send your people to the nations? Discover practical strategies that can multiply your sending. WorkshopsWorkshop One Friday 5:00 PM – 6:00 PMWorkshop Track NameWorkshop Two Saturday 10:30 AM – 11:30 AMWorkshop Three Saturday 12:30 – 1:30 PM

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| 13ALL IN: On Mission with the Holy SpiritRoom C205ALL IN: How to Best Minister to Native North AmericansRoom C204AALL IN: How to Reach a Million People for Jesus (Disciple-Making Movements)Room C206Risk and Rest in Walking with the SpiritChristina ZeebAll NationsAs Jesus walked the earth, the Spirit invited Him into risk and into rest. And the enemy tempted Him to take risks and to take rest. As we walk with Him on mission we will navigate some of the same tensions, so let’s look together at how Jesus navigated them!Discipling Native YouthJason Koppen & TeamIndian Bible CollegeDespite past centuries of genocidal impact upon Native peoples the population is exploding with Native young people. This workshop will explain how to reach and grow Native American young people, taught by a seasoned missionary who has spent over 30 years ministering to Apache, Navajo and Pueblo peoples.Rethinking Ministry for Maximum ImpactDavid Hinman & TeamNew GenerationsDisciple Making Movements (DMMs) are spreading globally, leading to new disciples, churches, and leaders in previously unreached areas. These movements challenge traditional ministry, requiring paradigm shifts for exponential Kingdom growth. This workshop will help you embrace these changes to catalyze and multiply disciples.“Peter, John and the Holy Spirit (what does it mean to be lled?)”Christina ZeebAll NationsJesus told his rst followers that they would receive power from the Holy Spirit and be His witnesses where they were, nearby and to the ends of the earth. But what did that actually look like in their lives? And what could it look like in ours? Incarnating the Gospel Among Native peoplesJason Koppen & TeamIndian Bible CollegeTraditional Native Americans often consider Christianity the White person’s religion and Jesus the White person’s savior. Why is this misperception so common? How can non-Natives help reach Native Americans in a culturally-sensitive way?Core Practices of Disciple MakersDavid Hinman & TeamNew GenerationsDisciple-Making Movements (DMMs) are transforming communities globally by multiplying disciples who make more disciples. This workshop equips you with key principles and practices for igniting and sustaining DMMs in any context. Learn to implement simple, reproducible, and scalable discipleship processes that thrive in diverse settings.Listening Prayer is for EveryoneChristina ZeebAll NationsJesus said, “My sheep listen to my voice, I know them and they follow Me.”(John 10:27) He is so willing and able to speak to and lead every one of us! As He sends us out as lambs among wolves (Luke 10) it is important that we hear the voice of our Shepherd. Let’s practice listening together.Native America: From the Mission Field to a Missions ForceJason Koppen & TeamIndian Bible CollegeAfter hundreds of years of missions work to the 574 federally recognized tribes in the United States Native peoples are still a mission eld. However, Native Americans have tremendous doors open to them for gospel work around the world! This workshop will explore why Native America is still a mission eld and what it will take to see it “reached” and Native peoples mobilized into global missions themselves.Prayer that Fuels Disciple Making MovementsDavid Hinman & TeamNew GenerationsPrayer is the lifeblood of Disciple-Making Movements (DMMs), driving growth, transformation, and opening doors for the gospel. This workshop explores prayer’s crucial role in launching and sustaining DMMs. You’ll learn how to integrate prayer into disciple-making, ensuring your efforts are deeply rooted in scripture and dependence on God.WorkshopsWorkshop One Friday 5:00 PM – 6:00 PMWorkshop Track NameWorkshop Two Saturday 10:30 AM – 11:30 AMWorkshop Three Saturday 12:30 – 1:30 PM

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Bob’s StoriesBob BlincoeFrontiersBob’s lifelong passion of reaching Muslims for Jesus and serving as the U.S. Sending Base Director for Frontiers gives him TONS of stories to share and wisdom on God’s global purpose.Engaging the Next Generation on MissionBilly McMahanAfrica Inland MissionWe will explore what some of the biggest companies in the world are doing to engage the next generation. We will then explore how the Church can capture their hearts and release them to live their lives on mission.ALL IN: Strategy, Story & WorldviewRoom C9Sponsored by:ALL IN: Reaching the College Campus & BeyondRoom D201ALL IN: The BIBLICAL STORY OF EVERYTHING and the TRANSFORMING GOSPEL OF THE KINGDOMSanctuary BalconyThe Battle to BelongHope StaffHope Church MovementNewly arriving college students are searching for their “tribe.” Will they nd it in partying, sports or fraternities? Or could they nd it in a church community? Come hear how Hope Church Movement strategically goes after college students and invites them in. The Story & The Kingdom (Pt. 1)Nathan D’JiimNextGenThe grand drama told in Scripture, and the gospel Jesus announced, are intricately connected. By losing track of the former, evangelicals have reduced the latter to a ‘decision’ which often fails to transform the ‘deciders.’ Jesus’ good news of abundant Kingdom LIFE is actually good news, far better than today’s self-focused message of forgiveness.Reaching College Professors and StudentsDr. Corey MillerRatio ChristiThis workshop describes the strategy of using apologetics that Ratio Christi uses to reach both students and professors on today’s college campuses. Dr. Miller is the President of Ratio ChristiThe Story & The Kingdom (Pt. 2)Nathan D’JiimNextGenNo wonder the nations nd our offering less than compelling. This track will help us get back on track, so we take the powerful Transforming Gospel of the Kingdom to all the Tribes, Nations, Peoples and Tongues. The sessions build on each other. Motivating EVERYONE in your Church toward MissionsBret JohnsonThe HasteningOnly 20% of people in the pews and only 50% of church leaders have a biblical worldview. Understanding God’s purpose and plan to redeem a people for Himself from among all the peoples of the world changes EVERYTHING for a Christ follower. We’ll show you the best tools to accomplish this.Reaching Refugees and New ArrivalsMaeson GardinerOneTenIt’s no secret that the world is arriving at the doors of America. Is this an opportunity, a crisis, a problem? We’ll dive into how opportunities abound for the good news of Jesus amongst immigrant and international communities in the Southwest USA.The Story & The Kingdom (Pt. 3)Nathan D’JiimNextGenWe’ll begin by examining the gospel typically presented in the West, a message that is true, essential (even central) but sadly incomplete, and thus lacking in transforming power. Next we’ll consider the Story of Everything the Bible aims to tell and how that should inform our gospel, as it informed the Gospel Jesus preached. We’ll conclude by looking at a number of approaches that allow us to share the Transforming Gospel of the Kingdom. WorkshopsWorkshop One Friday 5:00 PM – 6:00 PMWorkshop Track NameWorkshop Two Saturday 10:30 AM – 11:30 AMWorkshop Three Saturday 12:30 – 1:30 PM 14 | FALL 2024

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| 15 | 15 | 15ALL IN: Our Southwest Vision (Getting there)The CrossingALL IN: Understanding Spiritual Warfare & Fighting the FightRoom D202ALL IN: Coaching: A Tool for TransformationRoom C204-BChurches Working Together for the GospelJake EmbletonMissionConnexionCome hear the vision of churches partnering together for the sake of being a blessing to the nations. In this workshop you will hear about the history of the rst person to bring the Gospel to the Phoenix area who went on to plant a church downtown and in Prescott. Now, over 150 years later churches are partnering together to see other pioneering leaders take the Gospel to places where there is hardly any witness.What if I Run into a Demon?Dr. Gerry BreashersWestern SeminaryKnowing the types and limits of satanic stratagems against Christians and the church is essential in our increasingly pagan society. From a strong biblical and theological foundation, we will develop practical methodologies to help people nd freedom from spiritual bondage.How Coaching Helps People Find Their Next StepBen Olsen Western Seminary CoachingThis interactive session will demonstrate how a coach approach can help people clarify what they are hearing from God and encourage them to take their next steps. Includes a live coaching demonstration and an opportunity for practical application. Assessing and Developing Potential MissionariesDave ChildersThe Upstream CollectiveActs 13 paints a picture of centrality of the local church in identifying, assessing and sending missionaries. Do you want to see your church raising up and sending missionaries from your church? You will leave this workshop with practical ideas for doing that!Preparation For Missions MinistryEle ParrottMissionNextAll who take steps to be seriously involved in reaching the lost for Christ will experience attacks from the enemy. This workshop will give instruction from the Word of God on how to win those battles and thereby increase our effectiveness in reaching the unreached. Learn a Coaching Conversation ModelBen Olsen Western Seminary CoachingThis interactive session will introduce a simple coaching model that will equip you to create new awareness that leads to action in both personal and ministry roles. This highly engaging workshop includes a live coaching demonstration and an opportunity for practical application.5,000 People Praying in the SouthwestMaeson GardinerOneTenThe vision of MissionConnexion for the Southwest includes 5,000 believers praying consistently for 500 workers sent out by 50 partner churches. Does that sound incredible? Greater things have happened in history.Preparation For Missions MinistryEle ParrottMissionNextAll who take steps to be seriously involved in reaching the lost for Christ will experience attacks from the enemy. This workshop will give instruction from the Word of God on how to win those battles and thereby increase our effectiveness in reaching the unreached.Applying a Coaching MindsetBen Olsen Western Seminary CoachingThis interactive session will focus on the coaching mindset and essential skills that equip you to apply this mindset in both personal and ministry roles. Get a live coaching demonstration and an opportunity for practical application.WorkshopsWorkshop One Friday 5:00 PM – 6:00 PMWorkshop Track NameWorkshop Two Saturday 10:30 AM – 11:30 AMWorkshop Three Saturday 12:30 – 1:30 PM PH: (931) 707-9328 CERTmissions.servicereef.com CCHHRRIISSTTIIAANN EEMMEERRGGEENNCCYY RREELLIIEEFF TTEEAAMMSS

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16 | FALL 2024WorkshopsWorkshop One Friday 5:00 PM – 6:00 PMWorkshop Track NameWorkshop Two Saturday 10:30 AM – 11:30 AMWorkshop Three Saturday 12:30 – 1:30 PM ALL IN: My Role in God’s Global P.E.A.C.E. PlanChapelHow Jesus lived His P.E.A.C.E. PlanAndrew HeinLiving Water InternationalCome and learn how Jesus did mission through an acrostic called “His P.E.A.C.E. Plan.” Understand your place and part of this great movement through Finishing The Task’s goal of completing the Great Commission by the 2,000th anniversary of Pentecost in 2033. God says you “WILL BE” His witnesses! The question is then, “What kind of witness will you be?”How Jesus lived His P.E.A.C.E. PlanAndrew HeinLiving Water InternationalCome and learn how Jesus did mission through an acrostic called “His P.E.A.C.E. Plan.” Understand your place and part of this great movement through Finishing The Task’s goal of completing the Great Commission by the 2,000th anniversary of Pentecost in 2033. God says you “WILL BE” His witnesses! The question is then, “What kind of witness will you be?”How Jesus lived His P.E.A.C.E. PlanAndrew HeinLiving Water InternationalCome and learn how Jesus did mission through an acrostic called “His P.E.A.C.E. Plan.” Understand your place and part of this great movement through Finishing The Task’s goal of completing the Great Commission by the 2,000th anniversary of Pentecost in 2033. God says you “WILL BE” His witnesses! The question is then, “What kind of witness will you be?”

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| 17 | 17Taking “Next Steps” after MissionConnexion SouthwestSaturday, November 2, 2024 2:00 - 3:00 PMThe world’s problems can seem overwhelming and daunting at times. As followers of Jesus, we desire to jump in and serve but many times we struggle with questions of where do I serve? How? What capacity? Will I have enough time? Can I use my work-related skills and gifts to bless others? This conference is designed with the desire to help you to have clarity and discernment in where you believe God may be leading you. Some people are sure of their missions-related role and that is great. We hope you nd a number of resources to help you on your journey. Others are not sure of what their role is at this stage of life and for the future. Those of us working together for this conference are committed to see tangible, God-honoring results. We have been praying regularly that God would use this time to speak to you and that you would then take the “next steps” as a result of this time together.We have identied six areas of missions-related roles that are possible “next steps”: Learner, Pray-er, Mobilizer, Sender, Welcomer and Goer. In order to make this as practical as possible we have scheduled a time block for each person to attend a workshop on these six areas from 2:00 - 3:00 PM Saturday, November 2, 2024. Our prayer and desire is that each person would be seeking God’s direction while going through the various sessions of this conference, giving some prayerful thought to which of those six sessions would be the best t. More will be explained during the conference. Included below are some questions that may help in determining your possible “next steps”.Am I a Sender… with a great concern for the lost of this world, a desire to use my resources to see people be sent to share the gospel and willingness to learn to sacrice in order that the good news of Jesus’ love and redemption can be sent out around the world? Location: Room C206Am I a Learner… with a sense that God is leading me to a future Great Commission role but realizing that right now I need to be serious about deepening my relationship with Jesus, studying and learning from the Word of God and learn “... what God is doing in the world today while seeking what role He has for me to reach the unreached for Christ?” Location: C201Am I a Welcomer… with a passion to engage with people who are coming to America from other cultures, to see this as a way to show the love of Jesus and to share with them the plan of salvation, to commit my time and energy to these relationships, seeing this as the same level of commitment made by those called to minister in another country and culture? Location: B106Am I a Pray-er… with a God-given passion to pray for the unreached, to pray for more workers for the harvest, to pray for the workers I know, to pray for God’s will to be done on earth with a willingness to make prayer a priority time commitment?Location: C204Am I a Goer… with a willingness to humble myself, to learn how to lovingly and sacricially cross cultures to live in such a way so others can hear the good news of Jesus, being passionate for the cause of Christ, purposeful and determined to be obedient—no matter what the cost— and willing to prepare well?Location: C205Am I a Mobilizer… with a great desire to help people nd their calling, encourage others, help them with guidance, direction, and a listening ear, willing to pray with them and for them and to stand with them in their difculties and their victories and help see the local church mobilized into greater service for the Kingdom of God? Location: Student Center

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18 | FALL 2024Booth #1China Outreach MinistriesEach year thousands of Chinese students and scholars are introduced to the gospel through COM ministry on university campuses. As many become followers of Jesus, we walk alongside them, equipping them to live out their faith in their families, communities, and professions. Each year, COM sends transformed Christian leaders back to China, prepared and committed to being ambassadors of the gospel for their own people and culture. www.chinaoutreach.netBooth #2Campus Outreach SERVEThe CO LEAD program is a post-grad opportunity to help college students around the world come to know Christ, establish a relationship with Him, and be equipped to lead others to do the same. Through life-on-life discipleship and evangelism, LEAD empowers and equips YOU to further the Kingdom and grow into the leader God designed you to be. www.coserve.orgBooth #3Corban UniversityAt Corban University, students thrive in a gospel-centered community as they pursue academic excellence and Christian maturity. Through on-campus and online bachelor’s and master’s degrees, students are equipped to become competent, caring, Christ-followers who can make a difference in the world in their careers as business leaders, educators, medical professionals, ministry leaders, and more. www.corban.eduBooth #4FrontiersWith love and respect, inviting all Muslim peoples to follow Jesus. Frontiers is working to fulll the Great Commission by making disciples among Muslim peoples who don’t know the saving message of Jesus Christ. Our global priorities focus on the peoples and places with the least access to the Gospel. To this end, we work to recruit, train, and send teams of workers to live in the Muslim world and bring Christ’s message to those who have yet to hear it. www.frontiersusa.orgBooth #5Global Radio OutreachGlobal Radio Outreach, (E-Mission to Islam) is a non-prot missions organization dedicated to reaching Muslims worldwide. We do this by providing blogging websites and Internet radio stations to indigenous workers. They then use these resources to reach Muslims worldwide in their own languages. We are currently getting listeners in about 170 nations each month. www.globalradiooutreach.orgBooth #5ASimply MobilizingSM USA is part of an international movement helping to put “All of God’s People on Mission with God.” The Kairos Course, part of the Perspectives family, is the most visible part of Simply Mobilizing but there are other tools to help ordinary believers gain a biblical worldview and God’s heart for the nations. www.simplymobilizing.usBooth #6TWR - Trans World RadioTWR is a global media mission that shares the Gospel over the radio and Internet in over 300 languages to reach the entire world for Christ. TWR is looking for technical, creative and business people who want to use their gifts to bring hope to the world. twr.orgwww.atlawton@gmail.comBooth #7ELICBecause eternity is at stake, we engage the unengaged with the Gospel of Jesus Christ through education. Education gives us transparent and legitimate access to unengaged populations in East/Central Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa, including North Korea, Afghanistan, Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Tunisia, and Morocco. While we facilitate online classes, we emphasize incarnational ministry, deploying dedicated followers of Jesus abroad who are committed to the Gospel and His fame among all people. www.elic.orgBooth #8AFC TravelAFC Travel provides discounted airfare for your missions travel. We have contracts with over 45 airlines worldwide. Contact anthony@afctravel.com for a quote on your next trip! www.afctravel.comBooth #9TEAMTEAM is a global missions organization that partners with local churches to send global workers and plant missional churches around the world. Our global workers have a passion to go where the most people have the greatest need. They serve through church planting, community development, healthcare, justice ministries, education, business as mission and more. We offer ST, college internships, MT and LT opportunities to serve in more than 40 countries around the world.www.team.orgBooth #10Get HOPE GlobalGet HOPE Global provides faith-based business training and micronance programs to global workers and indigenous leaders so they can encourage, equip, and empower at-risk women and girls with life-giving HOPE to start or grow a small business. www.get-hope-global.orgBooth #11All Nations Kansas CityAll Nations is a missions training and sending organization. Our mission is to make disciples and train leaders to ignite church planting movements among the neglected peoples of the earth. Come join us on the leading edge! www.allnations.usExhibitorsVisit the 50+ Exhibiting organizations (see pg 6 – 7)

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Booth #12Global Hope Network InternationalBooth #13 Commit Ministries InternationalWestern Church Mobilization, Training, and Hosting Short Term Mission Teams in 8 Countries www.commitministries.netBooth #14Grand Canyon UniversityGrand Canyon University is Arizona’s premier, private Christian university. We help students discover their purpose by offering 336 academic programs, including 275 online programs, across ten distinct colleges (September 2023). As of Fall 2023, over 25,200 students learn on our vibrant, 300+ acre campus in the heart of Phoenix, which continues to grow with residence halls, popular eateries, student support resources and athletic facilities such as GCU Arena and the Canyon Activity Center. www.gcu.eduBooth #15The Bucket MinistryThe Bucket Ministry is a faith-based, non-prot organization that shares God’s love through the gift of clean, safe, drinking water. We provide under-resourced communities around the world with long-lasting water lters, forge and nurture new relationships with Jesus Christ, and inspire systemic, Christ-centered change through discipleship training. www.thebucketministry.orgBooth #16Team ExpansionJesus gave us the Great Commission, to go and make disciples of all nations. More than 3 billion people still need to hear the Good News. The task can feel overwhelming, but Team Expansion has been helping missionaries multiply disciples and churches among the unreached for over 45 years. Whether you want to become a missionary, send missionaries, pray, give, or volunteer, let us help you prayerfully take your next step. www.teamexpansion.orgBooth #17Phoenix SeminaryPhoenix Seminary trains men and women for Christ-centered ministry for the building up of healthy churches in Phoenix and the world. We accomplish this through our philosophy of scholarship with a shepherd’s heart. www.ps.eduBooth #18Africa Inland MissionAfrica Inland Mission is overcoming obstacles to make inroads and make disciples among Africa’s remaining unreached. And through leadership training and mobilization of African missionaries, we are partnering with African churches as we together engage the unreached and look forward to seeing Christ-centered churches among all African peoples. AIM offers opportunities for Short-term and Full-term ministry, Two-year outreach teams among Africa’s least reached peoples. www.aimint.orgBooth #19OMF (U.S.)God has given OMF International a heart for East Asia and the desire to bring His hope to billions. Growing out of the same passion God placed in the heart of our founder, J. Hudson Taylor, we share Jesus with East Asia’s peoples. Through serving, building relationships, and evangelism and discipleship, we work to see communities changed through indigenous, biblical church planting movements. www.omf.org/usBooth #20Missions of Hope InternationalAs a Kenyan-led ministry, Missions of Hope International (MOHI) helps connect US churches with disadvantaged African communities, providing hands-on and tangible ways for churches to fulll the Great Commission. MOHI’s approach to evangelism has proven incredibly effective in helping to end extreme poverty while simultaneously spreading the life-transforming hope of Jesus. US pastors have said this partnership is one of the most valuable discipleship tools they have with adults in their church. www.mohiafrica.orgBooth #21Black Forest AcademyBlack Forest Academy is an accredited international Christian school for grades 5-12. Since 1956, it has been our privilege to provide a quality education for families seeking a globally-minded Christian education for their children, partnering with and empowering Great Commission workers and initiatives around the world. As a school, we are made up of both boarding and day students. Our boarding program has a rich decades-long legacy of partnering with families in caring for their children. www.bfacademy.deBooth #22MissionStreamOur mission is to enable followers of Jesus to follow God into the specic mission He has called them to. We assist missionaries who need a dependable home ofce. We help missionaries who afliate with us by providing the logistic support and individual care necessary to be successful in short or long term missionary service. www.missionstream.orgWE WILL SEND YOU!WHERE HAS GOD CALLED YOU TO GO?WHAT HAS HE CALLED YOU TO DO?MISSIONSTREAM.ORGDO YOU KNOW -ExhibitorsVisit the 50+ Exhibiting organizations (see pg 6 – 7) | 19

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20 | FALL 2024Booth #23One ChallengeOne Challenge exists to serve local churches around the world. Our passion is to see healthy churches growing, multiplying, and sending cross-cultural workers. www.onechallenge.orgBooth #24Live DeadLive Dead is a grassroots initiative, started and stewarded by Assemblies of God World Mission, that partners with the global body of Christ to plant churches among unreached people groups through teams. Our vision is to see every unreached people group across the countries where we are present to be transformed by the gospel. Our mission is to partner with the global body of Christ to plant churches among unreached people groups through teams. www.livedead.orgBooth #25Coaching Missions InternationalOur mission is to multiply coaching for missions. We serve global missions by providing high-quality coaching, coach training and coach support to help mission workers overcome challenges, personally thrive and effectively fulll their calling. Our vision is that every mission worker and mission sending organization is empowered by transformational, cross-cultural, Christ-centered coaching as they advance God’s Kingdom. www.coachingmission.comBooth #26KontaktmissionSend. Plant. Multiply. is our mission, especially in Europe! Kontaktmission sends missionaries from over 40 countries to serve in over 60 countries around the world. We help new missionaries do what God is asking them to do serving alongside existing local churches, church leaders, and believers. We will also help your local church connect with European elds and new missionaries. www.GoKMUSA.orgBooth #27Brotherhood Mutual Insurance CompanyBrotherhood Mutual is a national property and casualty insurance company with a heart for helping Christian ministries thrive. Brotherhood Mutual provides innovative medical, foreign property, and liability insurance coverage and services for your missions organization. Whether you’re a church, denominational headquarters, mission organization, or other Christian ministry, your people need protection that journeys with them where they’re called to go. To learn more visit our website. www.brotherhoodmutual.com Booth #28Converge International MinistriesWe multiply transformational leaders. We are committed to developing communities of Jesus-followers who regularly meet and fellowship in reproducing multiplying movements that holistically impact individuals, communities, and regions through the power of the gospel. www.converge.orgBooth #29High Point Travel AgencyHigh Point is an industry leading, ministry-minded travel resource for churches, missions agencies, Christian schools and para-church organizations. Our goal is to help ministries and churches with logistical aspects of trip planning, save them time and money in the process, and allow them to spend more time making Christ famous. www.highpointgo.comBooth #30Ethnos360 AviationBooth #31Ethnos360Motivated by the love of Christ and empowered by the Holy Spirit, Ethnos360 exists to assist the ministry of the local church through the mobilizing, equipping and coordinating of believers to evangelize unreached people groups, translate the Scriptures and see indigenous churches established that glorify God. www.ethnos360.orgBooth #32PerspectivesGrow Your Interest In Missions. Perspectives is a discipleship course rooted in Scripture clarifying each believer’s opportunity to co-labor with God in His global purpose. Through 15 powerful lessons the course examines the story of God from four vantage points - the Biblical, Historical, Cultural & Strategic “perspectives”. Learn from the global experience & expertise of professors, pastors, theologians, ministry experts and eld missionaries. Earn college credit or a certicate of completion. www.perspectives.orgExhibitorsVisit the 50+ Exhibiting organizations (see pg 6 – 7)

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Booth #33ChristarSince 1909, Christar has been establishing churches among least-reached communities. They are primarily focused on Buddhists, Hindus, and Muslims without access to a church that presents the gospel in their language or worships in a way that’s relevant in their culture. Our goal is to see the transforming love of God take root in these communities and for Christ honoring transformation to occur. They have opportunities to serve short, mid, or long-term. www.christar.orgBooth #34The Faithful CityThe Faithful City (TFC) raises multicultural and resilient servant leaders, empowering their transformative life journeys to create communities of belonging. The Weave and Cleave Movement is TFC’s spiritual and cultural movement that invites every human being and all social sectors to come alongside where everyone experiences being connected before being corrected, sharing struggles in compassion, raising hope and resilience for the future journey together. www.thefaithfulcity.orgBooth #35Missionary TECH TeamTECH Team Advantage is a service organization that like-minded churches and Christian ministries can turn to for technical assistance. We provide Building Solutions (architectural/ engineering, facilities master planning); Graphic Solutions (custom displays, website design, literature); Software Solutions (custom software development, mobile apps); and Vehicle Solutions (lease vehicles for missionaries on home assignment). www.techteam.orgBooth #36International Students Inc.International Students, Inc. exists to share Christ’s love with international students and to equip them for effective service in cooperation with the local church and others. www.internationalstudents.orgBooth #37Crescent ProjectTo give every Muslim the opportunity to respond to the Gospel and be connected to a follower of Jesus. Crescent Project helps Christians move towards their Muslim neighbors with respectful love, understanding, and truth. www.crescentproject.orgBooth #38Youth For ChristYouth for Christ is a worldwide Christian movement working with young people around the globe. Motivated by our faith in Jesus Christ we share the good news with young people. Youth for Christ is made up of tens of thousands of full-time, part-time and volunteer indigenous staff in more than 100 nations working together in giving every young person an opportunity to be a follower of Jesus Christ. www.yfci.orgBooth #39Boat AidA Lifeline in South Pacic/Melanesia. Compassion meets efciency with our rapid-response vessel, serving Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and Vanuatu. Equipped f for translation, medical emergencies, disaster relief, and holistic development, our mission-specic boat reaches the most inaccessible corners of Melanesia. Committed to addressing multifaceted needs with sensitivity, we bring sustainable solutions and tangible support to indigenous communities. www.BoatAid.orgBooth #40Global Recordings Network“Telling the story of Jesus in every language” The vision of Global Recordings Network (GRN) is that people might hear and understand God’s word in their heart language, especially those who are oral communicators and those who do not have Scriptures in a form they can access. Through GRN’s 5Fish app (www.5Fish.mobi), anyone can have access to over 6,700 languages! www.GlobalRecordingsUSA.orgBooth #41One Mission SocietyOMS focuses on engaging the one to reach the many by multiplying disciples, churches, leaders, and missionaries. We believe that the power of the Gospel in the hands of disciple-makers will transform nations. OMS has over 300 missionaries and national partners throughout Africa, Asia/Pacic, Europe/Middle East, and Latin America/Caribbean regions, making a global impact in 78 nations. www.onemissionsociety.orgBooth #42Reading for All - Books and More Library AmmanBooks and More in Amman, Jordan, is a unique community center hosting the nation’s inaugural public access library. With over 35,000 books and resources, it offers diverse services like conversational English, kids’ activities, family events, art classes, and medical resources such as eye clinics and seminars. Beyond being a library, it serves as a bridge uniting people of various backgrounds, aiming to bring Hope, Peace, Truth, and Light to the region by breaking societal barriers. www.booksandmorelibrary.comBooth #43Here For Kids InternationalHere For Kids International is dedicated to serving vulnerable children in Latin America through sports and activities. Our mission is to provide participants the opportunity to discover the eternal joy of service by collaborating with partner organizations to meet the physical and spiritual needs of underserved children and communities around the world. We are blessed to be a blessing! Visit us at Booth 43 to learn how to join one of our International Service Trips in 2025! www.hereforkids.orgExhibitorsVisit the 50+ Exhibiting organizations (see pg 6 – 7) | 21

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Booth #44Reciprocal Ministries InternationalReciprocal Ministry International’s mission is to transform lives through cross-cultural church to church partnerships between a US church and a national church in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. RMI is the bridge to make these long-term partnerships work through evangelism, discipleship, education, community development and social compassion. RMI facilitates these culturally relevant partnerships to allow for maximum impact and short-term mission trips that engage and benet both churches. www.rmibridge.orgBooth #45Border PerspectiveBorder Perspective is a Christian non-prot organization that seeks to educate, equip, and mobilize people of faith around the unique challenges and gospel opportunities at the U.S. and Mexico border. We are dedicated to creating meaningful change in border communities and providing a Biblical perspective for engaging the needs of immigrants to the broader faith community. Learn more about us at www.borderperspective.orgBooth #46CULTURELink, Inc.CultureLink exists to enchance cross-cultural effectiveness by educating, equipping, and empowering. Let us help you make disciples of those who make disciples. Attend one of our workshops mission team leaders, purchase our curriculum, or even let us help connect you with a global partner with a shared calling. Learn more about us at www.culturelinkinc.orgBooth #47ManagedMissionsLeading a mission trip is a lot of work. ManagedMissions is a non prot ministry that provides a software to help your church, organization or school manage short term mission trips in one place. Applications, Fundraising, Team Management, Communications, Church Management Software Integrations and more. We hope to help you streamline your administrative process so that you can do more ministry. www.managedmissions.comBooth #48Faith to ActionThe Faith to Action Initiative serves as a resource for Christian organizations, churches, and individuals by promoting best practices in the care of orphaned and vulnerable children among the U.S. Christian community that upholds family and community in the life of every child. We carry out this role through programs that raise awareness about the limitations of orphanages, help individuals and ministries strengthen family care, and share innovative ways to act. Access our free resources at www.faithtoaction.org.Booth #49Jesus Film ProjectThere are still millions of people across the globe with little access to the gospel. Not everyone can read or will read the Bible. Jesus Film Project delivers the story of Jesus on lm so all can hear Him speak in their language and see His love play out on screen. www.jesuslm.orgBooth #50Village MissionsA Bible-centered mission committed to helping country churches thrive. We partner with country churches across the US and Canada. We focus on communities where a Gospel witness is tenuous. We partner with these churches to place spiritually qualied missionary pastors, at the invitation of the congregation. They serve in a full-time capacity, preaching the Word and loving the people. We support the missionary and church through prayer, in-person coaching, nancial and logistical assistance. www.villagemissions.orgMissionWorksSanctuary LobbyThrough our family of ministries, MissionWorks provides individuals, churches, mission organizations and schools with all the outstanding resources, connections and training needed to be successful in local and global mission work. Expand your mission through our family of ministries. www.missionworks.globalExhibitorsVisit the 50+ Exhibiting organizations (see pg 6 – 7)gowithMTA.com Go on mission but go prepared! 8 Days ofTravel forOnly $29$100,000 emergency medical$250,000 repatriationPolitical, security and natural disasterevacuation included.We also have a fleetWe also have a fleetof ICU-equippedof ICU-equipped jets ready to bringjets ready to bringyou home!you home!22 | FALL 2024

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By the church. For the church.HOW TO COME ALONGSIDEMissionConnexion regional conferences and focus events are held in partnership with local churches who are connecting God’s people to mission and increasing numbers of believers are actively serving in areas of the world’s greatest gospel need and opportunity.Our church partnerships make it possible for MissionConnexion to provide free admission to thousands of attenders to receive mission training from leading speaker and mission exhibitors focused on helping your church advance the Gospel through mission. Antioch Community ChurchCenter Church, GilbertCentral ChristianChrist’s Church of the Valley (CCV)Desert Springs BibleDesert View BibleEl-Bethel Evangelical Missionary ChurchEpic Christian, San Tan ValleyEuropean Christian Mission InternationalFaith Bible Church GlendaleFaith Church of the Valley, ChandlerFirst ChristianGrace Community ChurchHeritage Church, ScottsdaleHighlands Church, ScottsdaleIglesia Ncuentro, MesaInternational Assembly of God, ChandlerRed Mountain Community, MesaNew Hope Community Church GilbertNew Valley Church, ChandlerN Phoenix BaptistPhoenix Bible ChurchPure Heart ChurchRed Mountain Community, MesaRelentless ChurchScottsdale Bible ChurchThe Grove Church ChandlerMissionConnexion Southwest has been an amazing supplement to what we are trying to do among the nations through our Church’s global ministry. The fact that MissionConnexion’s vision is to keep the local Church “in the driver’s seat” for global ministry makes it unique. We are feeling that here in Phoenix in the few years the conference has been in our city. I praise God for what He is doing through building up this network and bringing MissionConnexion Southwest to Arizona! | 23

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Exciting News! We’ve already received an incredibly generous $25,000 donation towards MissionConnexion Southwest… and we’re just getting started! Now, we need YOUR help to equip others. With your donation today, we can continue to prepare believers to serve in the areas of the world where the gospel need and opportunity are the greatest.How Can You Help? It’s simple! Just grab your phone, open Venmo and make a donation to @MissionWorksGlobal. Every contribution, big or small, helps us extend our reach and enhance our programs, ensuring that more people are prepared and passionate about fullling God’s mission across the world.Be Part of the Movement Your donation today unlocks new possibilities of equipping missionaries with resources and tools to serve well, just like here at MissionConnexion Southwest. Together, we can make a difference and transform lives across the globe. Donate Now on Venmo @MissionWorksGlobal and help equip others!@MissionWorksGlobal Other giving options: Online at MissionConnexion.global/Donation VenmoScan this QR Code: Mail a check to (Memo: MCSW): MissionConnexion 1400 NE 136th Ave. Vancouver, WA 98661

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