Events are listed in chronological order.
Special Seminar: Loving Your Muslim Neighbor (June 23, 2010)
When: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Where: Westin Hotel, Charlotte, NC
Cost: $35 (early bird before June 1), $45 after June 1; includes lunch and materials.
About the event:
"Loving Your Muslim Neighbor" is a special seminar at CBF's 2010 General Assembly.
Recognizing the current fear and misunderstanding about Islam and Muslims in the United States, this seminar will assist Christians to explore and respond to a call to minister among Muslims. There are more than 1.5 billion Muslims worldwide with an estimated 6-7 million in the United States. Muslims have become our neighbors, doctors, colleagues and fellow students. Yet, many Christians don’t have any meaningful relationships with them.
An emphasis will be on how to “Love your ‘Muslim’ neighbor” as we seek to be the presence of Christ in the world. Experts in this field (including Muslim background believers and CBF field personnel) will lead plenary and breakout sessions on the following topics:
• The basic tenets and practices of Islam
• Women in Islam
• Misperceptions: Muslims of Christians and Christians of Muslims
• Honor and Shame Worldview: How it influences Islam
• A Model for approaching persons of other faiths
• How to share your faith with your Muslim neighbor
• What is God doing in the Muslim world?
• Q & A with Muslim Background Believers
For more information and to register, visit http://thefellowship.info/About-Us/What-We-Do/Events/General-Assembly/Muslim. Early bird registration discount available until June 1!
Justice Has a Face Workshop (July 11-August 6, 2010)
Salem, Oregon - Cost: $845
The Women and Children's Advocacy Centre will be running our second Justice Has A Face Workshop beginning July 11, 2010. Held at the Youth With A Mission centre in Salem, Oregon, the month-long workshop will explore God's heart concerning the world's critical social issues and what our relevant, biblical and practical participation can be as the body of Christ.
For further information, visit www.wcacentre.org.
Events are listed in chronological order.
Special Seminar: Loving Your Muslim Neighbor (June 23, 2010)
When: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Where: Westin Hotel, Charlotte, NC
Cost: $35 (early bird before June 1), $45 after June 1; includes lunch and materials.
About the event:
"Loving Your Muslim Neighbor" is a special seminar at CBF's 2010 General Assembly.
Recognizing the current fear and misunderstanding about Islam and Muslims in the United States, this seminar will assist Christians to explore and respond to a call to minister among Muslims. There are more than 1.5 billion Muslims worldwide with an estimated 6-7 million in the United States. Muslims have become our neighbors, doctors, colleagues and fellow students. Yet, many Christians don’t have any meaningful relationships with them.
An emphasis will be on how to “Love your ‘Muslim’ neighbor” as we seek to be the presence of Christ in the world. Experts in this field (including Muslim background believers and CBF field personnel) will lead plenary and breakout sessions on the following topics:
• The basic tenets and practices of Islam
• Women in Islam
• Misperceptions: Muslims of Christians and Christians of Muslims
• Honor and Shame Worldview: How it influences Islam
• A Model for approaching persons of other faiths
• How to share your faith with your Muslim neighbor
• What is God doing in the Muslim world?
• Q & A with Muslim Background Believers
For more information and to register, visit http://thefellowship.info/About-Us/What-We-Do/Events/General-Assembly/Muslim. Early bird registration discount available until June 1!
Justice Has a Face Workshop (July 11-August 6, 2010)
Salem, Oregon - Cost: $845
The Women and Children's Advocacy Centre will be running our second Justice Has A Face Workshop beginning July 11, 2010. Held at the Youth With A Mission centre in Salem, Oregon, the month-long workshop will explore God's heart concerning the world's critical social issues and what our relevant, biblical and practical participation can be as the body of Christ.
For further information, visit www.wcacentre.org.