2010 Greer-Heard Point-Counterpoint Forum in Faith and Culture
February 26-27, 2010
NOBTS Campus

The 2010 Greer-Heard Point-Counterpoint Forum in Faith and Culture will be Feb. 26-27, 2010 and will feature a dialogue between John Dominic Crossan and Ben Witherington III on “The Message of Jesus: What Did He Really Teach.” Additional speakers include Amy-Jill Levine, Darrell L. Bock, Craig A. Evans, Alan F. Segal, and Craig L. Blomberg.

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Senior Fest 2010
March 2, 2010
NOBTS Campus

LIVE, LEARN AND ALL THAT JAZZ

Conference Features

• Dr. Chuck Kelley will open the day with a welcome and challenging word.
• Dr. Ferris Jordan of Baton Rouge will bring the Bible Study message, Aging With a Plus.
• NOBTS faculty and guests will offer informative breakout sessions.
• We will worship with NOBTS students in Leavell Chapel.

Breakout Sessions include

• Strengthening Relationships In the Second Half of Life
  Eileen Mitchell, Alabama State Convention
• Caring For Those You Love In Their Later Years
  Dr. Rhonda Kelley, NOBTS
• Becoming More Like Jesus: Our Never Ending Journey
  Dr. Jerry Pounds, NOBTS
• Staying Active, Staying Ageless
  Dr. Judi Jackson, NOBTS
• Understanding Your Grandchild’s Culture
  Dr. Allen Jackson, NOBTS

Conference Details

Location:
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary

Date and Time:
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Cost:
$25 per person (includes lunch and light snack)

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Mail in Registration Option:
Send payment to:
NOBTS - Senior Fest Providence Learning Center
3939 Gentilly Blvd., Box 98
New Orleans, LA 70126

Make checks payable to NOBTS and please include:
- Number of attendees & names
- Your church name
- Your church address
- Email of contact person
- Total Payment Enclosed

For more information:
Call: 504-282-4455 ex 8060
Email: jpcox@nobts.edu
socialwork@nobts.edu

Objective, Goals, Overview & Results

Objective

The DNA21 Launch will challenge each participant to start a disciple making revolution in his or her sphere of influence using the discipleship DNA of the 1st century.

Goals

That churches, pastors and members will refocus on making disciples of all nations as their primary goal.

Elements

1. Leaders and churches committed to making disciples like Jesus did in the New Testament
2. Intentional disciple-makers as leaders of small groups
3. Relational small groups open to the lost and saved
4. A reproducible process of disciple making and multiplication of groups
5. Bible Story Telling as the means to reach and teach this generation

Anticipated Results

1. Churches focused on the Great Commission mandate of making disciples
2. Revived church leaders and members who live out discipleship in real life and reproduce disciples
3. Churches ministering in their neighborhoods and growing by reaching people from the world
4. Lost people saved, connected to small groups and the churches
5. Churches equipped to make disciples in other countries and among unreached people groups by using the DNA21 fundamentals

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