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The Evangelical Covenant Church
PROGRAM BOOK
January 25-28, 2010
Sheraton Denver Hotel
1550 Court Place, Denver, Colorado
www.covchurch.org/midwinter
“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ,
they are a new creation, the old
has gone, the new is here!”
2 Corinthians 5:17
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The purpose of the
Covenant Midwinter
Conference is to advance
the good news of Jesus
Christ by encouraging
and equipping pastoral
leaders (paid and
unpaid) through
education, inspiration,
fellowship and
connection with the
mission and ministry
partnership of the
Evangelical Covenant
Church.
Midwinter is
designed to serve: •
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Pastors
Staff ministers
Missionaries
NPU/CHET seminary
students
Chaplains
Institutional leaders
Retirees (pastors,
staff ministers, and
missionaries)
Spouses of pastors, staff
ministers, missionaries,
and students
Lay persons exploring
full-time ministry
Pastors exploring future
ministry in the Evangelical
Covenant Church INSIDE
Daily Schedule .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 4
Workshops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 6
Worship Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 10
Special Events .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 12
Covenant Bookstore and Displays .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 13
Local Map .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 15
EVENT STAFF
Celina Camarillo, events manager
Luke Palmerlee, events coordinator
Jill Ulven, events registrar
Courtney Erickson, events intern
WORSHIP PLANNING TEAM
Randall Wilkens, Bethany Covenant Church, Mount Vernon, WA, organ
Andy Barefoot, Summit View Covenant Church, Beaverton, OR, acoustic guitar & vocalist
Sharon Irving, Willow Creek Community Church, S. Barrington, IL, vocalist & spoken word
Matt Anderson, Thornapple Covenant Church, Grand Rapids, MI, piano & vocalist
Josef Rasheed, Crossroads Covenant Church, DeSoto, TX, emcee
Rolly Richert, Outside the Box Ministries
Holly Ingels, Outside the Box Ministries
FEATURED ARTISTS AND MUSICIANS
Lowell Edward, Generations Covenant Church, Torrance, CA, keyboards
David Greco, Marin Covenant Church, San Rafael, CA, electric guitar
Anne Martinez, Crossroads Covenant Church, Loveland, CO, vocalist
Ingrid Olson, Evangelical Covenant Church of Ft. Collins, Ft. Collins, CO, acoustic guitar
Daniel Sesay, Foothills Bible Church, Littleton, CO, bass
Eric Thomas, Waypoints Faith Community, Greeley, CO, drummer
Plaza Building
Lobby Level
Tower Building
Second Level
Plaza Building
Concourse Level
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MONDAY, JANUARY 25
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26
Spiritual Directors Retreat
Women Ministries Mug & Muffin
Off-Site
7:00 - 8:15 am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WINDOWS
Covenant Retirement Communities Chaplains’
Continuing Education Day
Formation Forum Breakfast for Children and Family
Ministries
8:30 am-4:30 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLAZA COURT 6
7:15 - 8:15 am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLAZA COURT 2
Dave’s Missional Think Tank
9:00 am - 1:00 pm,
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . GOVERNORS SQUARE 15
Morning Worship Session:
“Authentic Spiritual Growth”
Association for Covenant Clergy
Women (ACCW) Meeting
Speaker: John Ortberg
8:30 - 9:45 am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLAZA BALLROOM
12:00 - 5:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . GOVERNORS SQUARE 16
Forum l: Living As Disciples of Christ
3:00 - 5:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLAZA COURT 2
African American Ministers’ Association (AAMA)
Meeting and Reception
4:00 - 6:45 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . GOVERNORS SQUARE 14
Evening Worship Session:
“The Joy of Leading People to New Birth”
Speaker: Craig Groeschel
7:00 – 9:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLAZA BALLROOM
First-timers Reception
9:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLAZA BALLROOM A
Covenant Bible College Legacy Reception
9:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLAZA BALLROOM D
Formation Forum Reception
9:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLAZA COURT 2
Communion and Healing Service
Morning Workshops
Lunch Break
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
12:00 - 2:00 pm
Clergy Couples Lunch
12:15 - 1:45 pm . . . . . . . PARAMOUNT CAFÉ, 519 16TH ST
Interim Ministry Lunch
12:15 - 1:45 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOWER SUITE 1837
Covenant Chaplains Association Lunch Meeting
12:15 - 1:45 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOWER COURT A
Forum ll: The Continuing Story of God
Lunch Provided
12:30 - 1:45 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLAZA COURT 2
Afternoon Workshops
2:00 - 3:30 pm
4:30 - 5:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GOVERNORS SQUARE 9
KICY Salmon Dinner
5:00 - 6:45 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WINDOWS
9:30 pm - 10:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . GOVERNORS SQUARE 9
“The Necessity of New Birth”
BOOK SIGNINGS AT COVENANT BOOKSTORE
Tuesday
Art Nelson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:45- 10:30 am
Ivy Beckwith and Jenn Peppers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12:45-1:45 pm
Brenda Salter McNeil and Bob Hubbard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:30- 4:40 pm
Wednesday
9:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLAZA COURT 2
Church Planters Reception
9:00 - 10:30 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLAZA SUITE 890/893
John & Nancy Ortberg and Juan Martinez . . . . . . . . . . . 9:45- 10:30 am
James Choung, Helen Cepero and Peter Scazzero . . . 12:45 - 1:45 pm
9:30 - 10:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . GOVERNORS SQUARE 9
Al Tizon and Salim Munayer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Lon Allison and James Fisher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:00 - 10:00 pm
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Speaker: Paula Fuller
7:00 - 9:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLAZA BALLROOM
DAILY SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28
Central Conference Pastors Breakfast
“New Life in Christ & the Kingdom of God”
7:15 - 8:15 am .
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WINDOWS
Having the Conversation Breakfast
Hosted by Covenant Retirement Communities
7:15 - 8:15 am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOWER COURT B
Formation Forum Breakfast for
Discipleship Ministries
7:15 - 8:15 am .
PLAZA COURT 2
103. The Spiritual Nurture of Children
Is Everyone’s Job ............................................ PLAZA COURT 2
104. Getting Christians to Talk about Immigration ............. TOWER COURT C
PLAZA BALLROOM
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
109. Generosity: Moving Toward Life
That Is Truly Life.................................................. GOVERNORS SQUARE 15
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TOWER COURT B
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Afternoon Workshops
WINDOWS
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WINDOWS
Reunion de los Ministerios Hispanos
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TOWER COURT B
“The Necessity & Urgency of the New Birth”
Lon Allison
7:00 - 9:00 pm .
PLAZA BALLROOM
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PLAZA BALLROOM D
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PLAZA COURT 7
9:30 - 10:00 pm
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113. Shepherding the Musical Life of Your Church............. TOWER COURT B
114. Evangelism: Holistic & Contextual Approaches........ PLAZA BALLROOM D
115. EPIC: Empowering People, Inspiring Change..... GOVERNORS SQUARE 14
WEDNESDAY WORKSHOPS
200. Emotionally Healthy Leadership:
Slow Down to Lead with Integrity....................... PLAZA BALLROOM A
201. Excelencia Vocacional........................................ PLAZA COURT 4
202. Honest to God Evangelism.................................. PLAZA COURT 1
203. The Church, Juvenile, and Adult Offender
Populations: A Restorative Justice Approach.............. PLAZA COURT 6
204. Trying to Get It Right................................ GOVERNORS SQUARE 15
206. Let Justice Roll Down........................................ PLAZA COURT 3
207. New Light through Old Windows:
The Old Testament and the New Birth............. GOVERNORS SQUARE 16
Pastors in Recovery Meeting
9:15 pm .
111. Musalaha: Reconciliation Between Israelis
& Palestinians and Its Theological and Practical
Implications for Other Conflicts.............................. PLAZA COURT 7
205. The Big Story: Sharing the Gospel in an
Increasingly Unchurched Culture........................ PLAZA BALLROOM D
One Step Closer Reception
9:00 pm .
110. Moving from Preservation to Transformation:
A Biblical Model for New Life and Diversity
in Your Church....................................... GOVERNORS SQUARE 16
112. Finding the Flow: Building Small Groups
Where Life Change Happens................................ PLAZA COURT 5
2:00 - 3:30 pm
African American Ministers’ Association Dinner
4:30 - 6:45 pm .
107. Impact Youth Formation through Quest Mythology........ PLAZA COURT 6
108. New Life in the Gospel of John..................... GOVERNORS SQUARE 17
Spiritual Directors Luncheon
4:00 - 7:00 pm .
105. Reading Culture: Transforming Communication ........... PLAZA COURT 1
106. Help! I’m a Solo Pastor Doing Youth Ministry.............. PLAZA COURT 3
Church Planters Luncheon
12:15 - 1:45 pm
100. Emotionally Healthy Leadership: Foundations ......... PLAZA BALLROOM A
102. A Solitude Retreat Day ................................ PLAZA REGISTRATION
12:00 - 2:00 pm
12:15 - 1:45 pm
PLAZA BALLROOM
101. Excelencia Vocacional ....................................... PLAZA COURT 4
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Morning Workshops
Lunch Break
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TUESDAY WORKSHOPS
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“A Life Well Lived”
Nancy Ortberg
8:30 - 9:45 am .
Noel Castellanos
8:00 - 10:15 a.m. .
GOVERNORS SQUARE 9
208. Working with the Poor: Principles and
Practices of Empowering Communities.................... PLAZA COURT 7
209. Outreach Opportunities for the
Town and Country Church.................................. TOWER COURT C
210. Reshaping the Masculine Soul
in the Words of Jesus............................... GOVERNORS SQUARE 14
211. Thriving in the New World........................... GOVERNORS SQUARE 17
212. HOW? Evangelism in a New World......................... PLAZA COURT 5
213. Coaching: The Essential Tool for Discipleship.............. PLAZA COURT 2
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WORKSHOPS
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TWO-DAY
TUESDAY
100. TUESDAY
102.
Emotionally Healthy Leadership:
Foundations
A Solitude Retreat Day Plaza Ballroom A
Participants are invited to a day of quiet prayer
and silence at the Mother Cabrini Shrine in
Golden, Colorado. Located in the foothills above
Denver, participants will meet in the Stonehouse,
a retreat house listed on the Colorado’s registry
of historic buildings. A bus will leave from the
Sheraton Denver Hotel at 8:30 a.m., returning
to the hotel by 5:30 p.m. The retreat will offer
extended times of silent prayer and reflection
as well as shorter times of listening to biblical
readings and prayers. Participants will end their
time together with Holy Communion. Individual
spiritual direction will be available with the
leaders as time permits. Silence will be observed
throughout the retreat. Lunch will be served at
the conference center and shared in silence.
Space is limited to 25 participants. (Participants
pay an additional fee of $45 for the retreat.)
This practical workshop will lay the foundation
for providing leadership for a transformational
spiritual formation paradigm that integrates
emotional health and contemplative spirituality
to the pastor/leader first, then the leadership,
and finally, the congregation as a whole. Each
participant will construct a genogram of their
family of origin and consider its impact on their
pastoral formation, marriage (if applicable), and
efforts to build a healthy, missional community.
Participants are strongly encouraged to read
Emotionally Healthy Spirituality by Peter
Scazzero (Nelson, 2006) prior to the workshop.
200. WEDNESDAY Emotionally Healthy Leadership:
Slow Down to Lead with Integrity Plaza Registration
Dennis Anderson is senior pastor at
Pilgrim Covenant Church in Granby,
Connecticut.
Plaza Ballroom A
First, this workshop will address the
indispensable place of contemplative spirituality
(e.g. the Daily Office and Sabbath-keeping)
to slow us down to be with God and to build
a healthy church where people do not live off
other’s spirituality but intentionally develop their
own personal relationship with God. Second,
we will practice emotionally healthy skills vital
to begin transforming the way the church, as
the new family of Jesus, relates to one another.
Finally, we will look at how to integrate these
transformational concepts into the entire church.
Peter Scazzero is senior pastor at
New Life Fellowship Church in New
York City, New York. 101. and 201. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Excelencia Vocacional Plaza Court 4
Esta taller está diseñado para explorar el
significado del ministerio dentro de la Iglesia
del Pacto y las responsabilidades asi como los
niveles de competencia para aquellos llamados a
ministrar dentro de la familia del Pacto. Incluiremos
temas de licencias, comisiones y ordenación,
también pautas éticas, aspectos del cuidado
pastoral, disciplina, relaciones con colegas en el
ministerio, salud ministerial, y funcionamiento en
general dentro de los límites apropiados. Pablo Anabalón es un ministro
ordenado de la Iglesia del Pacto
Evangélico y sirve en la iglesia de Eagle
Rock, Los Angeles, además tiene un
doctorado y su respectiva licencia en Psicología. Helen Harmelink Cepero is adjunct
faculty at North Park Theological
Seminary in Chicago, Illinois, and
adjunct faculty at Multnomah Biblical
Seminary in Portland, Oregon. 103.
The Spiritual Nurture of Children Is
Everyone’s Job Plaza Court 2
This workshop will explore the role of the faith
community in the spiritual formation of its children.
Participants will look at the processes that facilitate
spiritual formation in children and ways to help
parents facilitate these processes at home. Ivy Beckwith is minister to children
and families at The Congregational
Church of New Canaan in New
Canaan, Connecticut. MIDWINTER WORKSHOPS, 10:30 AM–NOON AND 2–4 PM
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107.
111.
Getting Christians to Talk about
Immigration Impact Youth Formation through
Quest Mythology Tower Court C
Plaza Court 6
This workshop will address the complexities
of immigration, both from a national and
an international perspective. It will address
theological, legal, and missional issues and
purpose a way forward for talking together
about immigration reform and responding to the
current situation in the United States.
Can the principles or an ancient literature genre
influence one’s decision to follow Jesus and
reinforce the Christian adventure? This seminar
will explore specific elements of the quest genre,
discuss its applications to modern settings and
identify methods and models in the formation of
Christian youth as well as military recruits.
Musalaha: Reconciliation Between
Israelis & Palestinians and Its
Theological and Practical Implications
for Other Conflicts J. Walter Contreras is director of
outreach and Hispanic church
planting at the Pacific Southwest
Conference in Concord, California.
Juan Martinez is associate dean of the
Hispanic Center at Fuller Theological
Seminary in Pasadena, California. 105.
Reading Culture: Transforming
Communication Plaza Court 1
Christian leaders need to develop intercultural
competency wherever God leads them to
minister today. This workshop provides
opportunities, experiences, and resources to
begin to develop intercultural skills biblically,
culturally, and strategically.
Paul De Neui is associate professor of
intercultural studies and missiology at
North Park Theological Seminary in
Chicago, Illinois. 106.
Help! I’m a Solo Pastor Doing
Youth Ministry Plaza Court 3
This workshop will focus on helping the pastor
to establish and resource an effective ministry to
youth today. Each participant will receive a youth
ministry resource kit that will include what you
need to: • Structure and plan a youth group program
• Identify, recruit, and equip volunteers
• Find and use relevant youth and
family resources
• Get kids involved in church
• Understand the teenage brain
• Create good relationships with parents
• Communicate effectively to teens today!
John DuBall is lead pastor at New Day
Covenant Church in Rochester,
Minnesota. James Fisher is acting chief of staff for
religious ministries at the Marine
Corps Recruit Depot in Parris Island,
South Carolina. 108.
New Life in the Gospel of John Governors Square 17
This workshop focuses on the activity of the
Holy Spirit to usher in new life (abundant and
eternal) and what believers can do to cooperate
with the Spirit’s transforming work. Select texts
from the Gospel of John will be studied together
with ample time for discussion.
Max Lee is associate professor of New
Testament at North Park Theological
Seminary in Chicago, Illinois. Plaza Court 7
The workshop will describe the challenge to
reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians
from a Christian perspective and how Musalaha
has developed a successful model for
reconciliation in our context.
Salim Munayer is director of Musalaha
in Jerusalem, Israel. 112.
Finding the Flow: Building Small Groups
Where Life Change Happens Plaza Court 5
This highly interactive workshop will introduce
participants to techniques that promote
enriching and powerful conversations. Topics
from Finding the Flow: A Guide for Leading
Small Groups and Gatherings will be covered
including individual and group values, emotional
intelligence, and listening. Participants will learn
more about themselves and discover how
finding flow leads to life change.
109.
Jenn Peppers is an author and life
coach at Flow, LLC and Verge
Coaching in Denver, Colorado. Generosity: Moving Toward Life
That Is Truly Life Governors Square 15
Based on his book, Generosity: Moving Toward
Life That Is Truly Life, Gordon MacDonald
will discuss a biblical approach to teaching
stewardship as a spiritual discipline. His
presentation is designed for pastors and church
leadership whose responsibility it is to preach
and teach on this subject.
Gordon MacDonald is editor at large for
Leadership Journal and a speaker and
author from Canterbury, New Hampshire. 110.
Moving from Preservation to
Transformation: A Biblical Model for
New Life and Diversity in Your Church Governors Square 16
The reconciliation cycle used in this seminar
describes the reconciliation process and the
stages required to move from isolation and
ignorance to being actively involved in the
ministry of racial reconciliation.
Brenda Salter McNeil is president of
Salter McNeil & Associates, LLC in
Oak Park, Illinois. 113.
Shepherding the Musical Life
of Your Church Tower Court B
Music is a significant part of the worship life in
every church. The songs we sing significantly
shape our church culture, and how we relate
to God. This workshop seeks to build greater
awareness of issues involved in song planning
and to second, provide tools for participants to
better care for the discipleship and formation that
happens through the musical life of their churches. Andrew Thompson is pastor at
Columbia Grove Covenant Church in
East Wenatchee, Washington. 7
WORKSHOPS
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TUESDAY, continued
WEDNESDAY
114.
202.
Evangelism: Holistic and
Contextual Approaches Honest to God Evangelism Plaza Ballroom D
Participants in this workshop will explore the
themes of honesty, humility, and graciousness
as they relate to effective evangelism. We will
distinguish between recruiting members and
making disciples. Participants will discover
creative ways to engage people in spiritual
conversations and they will explore strategies
for helping people to overcome fear and anxiety
with regard to evangelism. We will focus on
moving broken people one step closer to Jesus
in the context of an “I’m not okay—you’re not
okay” church. Living out the value of the new birth requires
disciples who understand the missional call of
the church so that new births keep occurring!
This workshop examines important aspects
of biblical evangelism, that is, evangelism that
attempts to be faithful to the biblical version of
the kingdom of God. We will examine its holistic
nature, understanding proclamation as it relates
inseparably to compassion, mercy, and justice.
And, we will examine the contextual nature of
evangelism, examining ways that the church
can increase in multicultural competency for
more effective communication of the gospel. Plaza Court 1
Douglas Bixby is senior pastor at
Evangelical Covenant Church in
Attleboro, Massachusetts.
Al Tizon is assistant professor of
holistic ministry at Palmer Theological
Seminary of Eastern University in
Wynnewood, Pennsylvania.
Judy Howard Peterson is campus
pastor at North Park University in
Chicago, Illinois. Soong-Chan Rah is the Milton B.
Engebretson associate professor of
church growth and evangelism at
North Park Theological Seminary in
Chicago, Illinois. 203.
115.
Plaza Court 6
EPIC: Empowering People, Inspiring Change This workshop introduces participants to
strategies for engaging youth and adults
who have been incarcerated or are under the
supervision of the courts. Participants will gain
an understanding of the justice systems, the
nature of crime, and their impact on victims,
offenders, and the community. Governors Square 14
Veritas provided the language. EPIC provides
the how-to. As a follow-up workshop to Veritas,
EPIC equips leaders with tools for leading
healthy missional change. Many pastors and lay
leaders lead change from the seat of their pants.
EPIC helps us to think through the process of
change sequentially from beginning to end.
EPIC does not tell churches what to change,
but how to change. Attending a Veritas event
or watching the Veritas DVD is a prerequisite to
attending EPIC.
John Wenrich is director of
congregational vitality for the
Department of Church Growth and
Evangelism in Chicago, Illinois. The Church, Juvenile, and Adult
Offender Populations: A Restorative
Justice Approach Bruce Bonecutter is director of PsychoSocial Services at Isaac-Ray Mental
Health Center, CCJTD in Chicago, Illinois.
Joseph Jones is provost and professor of
justice and community development at
North Park University in Chicago, Illinois. 204.
Trying to Get It Right Governors Square 15
The primary task for members of congregations
is to discern their identity and purpose as the
people of God and to live out that identity in
the world. More than conventional patterns
of leadership and organization are needed to
help the people of God accomplish this task.
This workshop invites participants on a journey
toward understanding of leadership and
organization for maturing congregations.
Linda Cannell is dean of academic life
at North Park Theological Seminary in
Chicago, Illinois. MIDWINTER WORKSHOPS, 10:30 AM–NOON AND 2–4 PM
205.
208.
212.
The Big Story: Sharing the Gospel in an
Increasingly Unchurched Culture Working with the Poor: Principles and
Practices of Empowering Communities
HOW? Evangelism in a New World Plaza Ballroom D
Plaza Court 7
Do we present a gospel that is too small? If our
gospel is concerned primarily about the afterlife,
our unchurched friends will find our message
arrogant and irrelevant. This seminar will present
a clear, field-tested way to present a larger
vision of the gospel—one closer to what Jesus
taught—in a way that may connect more with
our friends who live in an increasingly unchurched
culture, while encouraging believers to share a
faith that feels more truly like good news.
We will look at Covenant World Relief case
studies involving transformational community
development around the world, and encourage
greater involvement of local churches.
The world is rapidly changing. Thankfully, the
gospel never changes, yet we need to explore
new ways to communicate the good news
and begin to think about new questions and
approaches to move mission and outreach
forward in our churches and ministries. Come
and learn what questions to be asking of
yourself and your congregation, best practices
for effective outreach, and discover a holistic
approach to evangelism in your church. James Choung is divisional director of
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship in San
Diego, California. 206.
Let Justice Roll Down Plaza Court 3
What is the prophetic ministry of the church
in society? When should the church move
from ministries of compassion into matters
of advocacy and justice? Exploring the rich
tradition of the African American church
and fresh examples of justice ministries, this
workshop will help leaders develop biblical
principles and strategies of civic engagement for
lasting community change. Adam Edgerly is lead pastor at Newsong Los
Angeles Covenant Church in Los Angeles,
California. Stephen “Cue” Jean Marie is
discipleship pastor at Newsong Los
Angeles Covenant Church in Los
Angeles, California. David Husby is director of Covenant
World Relief in Chicago, Illinois. 209.
Outreach Opportunities for the Town
and Country Church Lisa Orris is director of evangelism for
the Department of Church Growth
and Evangelism in Chicago, Illinois.
Tower Court C
To experience new birth in our congregations,
we must proclaim the new birth to our
communities. The town and country setting
provides unique opportunities to do this. Join us
as we explore outreach opportunities for the
town and country church.
Brian Kelly is senior pastor at McLane
Church in Edinboro, Pennsylvania. 210.
Reshaping the Masculine Soul in the
Words of Jesus Governors Square 14
This workshop will identify the gender-related
struggles men face today (passivity, father
wounds, sexual brokenness, identity, spirituality)
in light of the Sermon on the Mount. A two year
discipleship journey through the Sermon will be
presented as a way of transformation and a way
forward for a church-based men’s ministry.
207.
Mark Meredith is lead pastor at
Community Covenant Church in Eagle
River, Alaska. New Light through Old Windows: The
Old Testament and the New Birth Governors Square 16
211.
“New birth” is not an Old Testament term, but
the Old Testament understands that God’s
mission is to transform both people and his
creation. This workshop studies Old Testament
episodes and prophesies, which feature that
mission of transformation and, hence, shed new
light on what it means to be “born again.”
Thriving in the New World Robert Hubbard is professor of
biblical literature at North Park
Theological Seminary in
Chicago, Illinois. Plaza Court 5
213.
Coaching: The Essential Tool for
Discipleship Plaza Court 2
The typical pastoral staff has great intent and
plans, but lacks any formal training or skills
to help individuals integrate their knowledge
gained. Imagine having a dialogue strategy to
help individuals determine goals, unlock their
own answers, overcome fears, and experience
transformation. Plus, learn how to develop a
coaching culture in your church to maximize
your discipleship process and lessen your
pastoral burden and frustration.
Brian Rhen is pastor of people
development at Peninsula Covenant
Church in Redwood City, California.
Kathy Sandquist is president and
coach at New Day Ventures in
Redwood City, California. Governors Square 17
The world we live in is becoming post Christian,
postmodern, and multiethnic. What do those
words mean, and how will it affect our church?
What does this mean for me as a Christian
leader? What will it take to thrive in this new
world? This seminar will focus on the alignment
of culture, the gospel, and leadership.
Dave Olson is executive minister for
the Department of Church Growth
and Evangelism in Chicago, Illinois.
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Craig Groeschel
John Ortberg Paula Fuller
MONDAY EVENING
JANUARY 25, 7:00 - 9:00 PM
TUESDAY MORNING
JANUARY 26, 8:30 - 9:45 AM
TUESDAY EVENING
JANUARY 26, 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Craig Groeschel is founding and senior
pastor of LifeChurch.tv. Craig’s creative
leadership skills are changing the way
church is done worldwide. Under his
leadership, LifeChurch.tv has become
one of the country’s first multi-campus
churches, with more than fifty weekend
worship experiences at fourteen different
locations throughout the
United States.
John Ortberg is senior pastor at Menlo
Park Presbyterian Church in Menlo Park,
California. He graduated from Wheaton
College and has a Master of Divinity and
PhD in Clinical Psychology from Fuller
Seminary.
Paula Fuller is vice president and
director of multiethnic ministries at
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. Prior
to joining InterVarsity staff in 2005,
Paula served as a volunteer, conference
speaker, and Board Trustee for the
ministry.
Craig writes a daily blog posts for
pastors and church leaders. You can
participate in this blogging community at
swerve.lifechurch.tv.
Craig, his wife, Amy, and their six
children live in Edmond, Oklahoma. 10
John is author of a number of books
including: When the Game Is Over, It
All Goes Back in the Box; If You Want
to Walk on Water, You’ve Got to Get
Out of the Boat; The Life You’ve Always
Wanted; and most recently, Faith and
Doubt. John also writes for Leadership
Journal and Christianity Today and
speaks in a variety of venues.
John and his wife, Nancy, have been
married for more than twenty-five years
and are parents of three children, Laura,
Mallory, and John.
Paula was a founding member and
participant in the Theological and
Cultural Thinker (TACT) Group, a
working committee convened by
Mission America, composed of
theologians, practitioners, and Christian
thinkers (2001-2008).
Paula is a member of South Bay
Community Church in Fremont,
California, and she serves on the pulpit
committee under the leadership of
Stanley B. Long. Paula loves cooking
for family gatherings, crafting sermons,
preaching, and ocean-gazing, preferably
in tropical locations. WORSHIP SERVICES, PLAZA BALLROOM B, C, E, F
Nancy Ortberg Lon Allison Noel Castellanos WEDNESDAY MORNING
JANUARY 27, 8:30 - 9:45 AM
WEDNESDAY EVENING
JANUARY 27, 7:00 - 9:00 PM
THURSDAY MORNING
JANUARY 28, 8:00 - 10:15 AM
Nancy is founding partner of Teamworx2,
a business and leadership consulting firm
that provides fast-paced, practical, and
compelling sessions to leaders and their
teams. She previously served as a teaching
pastor for eight years at Willow Creek
Community Church in South Barrington,
Illinois.
Lon Allison is executive director of the Billy
Graham Center at Wheaton College. He is
also associate professor of evangelism and
leadership at Wheaton College Graduate
School and adjunct faculty at North Park
Theological Seminary, Trinity Evangelical
Divinity School, Fuller Theological Seminary,
and Regent College in Vancouver, British
Columbia.
Noel Castellanos has worked in full-time
ministry in Latino urban communities since
1982. He has served in youth ministry,
church planting, advocacy and community
development in San Francisco, San Jose,
and Chicago.
Nancy is a gifted communicator who is
passionate about helping people connect
what they believe with their everyday lives.
She is author of Looking for God: An
Unexpected Journey through Tattoos, Tofu,
and Pronouns and Unleashing the Power
of Rubber Bands: Lessons in Non-Linear
Leadership.
Nancy and her husband, John, live in the Bay
Area and have three children, Laura, Mallory,
and Johnny. Lon is a Christian communicator, evangelist,
professor, pastor, and performing artist who
has served as a youth minister, pastor of
three churches, a denominational and parachurch leader, and as a guest speaker at
churches and conferences all over the world
for the last thirty years. He has published
two books and numerous articles on topics
evangelism, spiritual formation, preaching,
church growth and leadership.
After serving on the board of Christian
Community Development Association
for many years, he established the
CCDA Institute, which equips emerging
church leaders for Christian community
development, and currently serves as the
chief executive officer of CCDA. Noel was
recently appointed to work on President
Obama’s Council for Faith.
Noel and his wife, Marianne, have three
children, Noel Luis, Stefan, and Anna, and
make their home in Chicago. Lon and his wife, Marie, have three children,
Tara, Courtney, and Eric.
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MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 7:00 - 9:00 PM
The Joy of Leading People to New Birth
Someone said, “Jesus will lead you to be fishers of men, not keepers of the aquarium.” Craig Groeschel will teach God’s word to
inspire believers to increase their passion for people who are far from God.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 8:30 - 9:45 AM
Authentic Spiritual Growth
Authentic spiritual growth is available to ordinary human beings, not just monks and mystics. Learn how God’s plan for disciples is
to be handcrafted, not mass-produced.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 7:00 – 9:00 PM
The Necessity of the New Birth
As ministers of the gospel, we have the opportunity and challenge of not only proclaiming the gospel, but also modeling what life is
like for those who have embraced a new life in Christ.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27, 8:30 - 9:45 AM
A Life Well Lived
There is a deep connection between our beliefs and the way in which we live our lives. There is a constant tension between the
two that requires thoughtfulness, conflict, loss, surrender, joy and Jesus. How we do it, in community, in solitude…slowly shapes
our soul and moves it toward God.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 7:00 - 9:00 PM
The Necessity and Urgency of the New Birth
In this message, we will revisit the wonder of what it means to be born anew as a child of God. This experience is more than an
idea; it is reality with present and eternal life implications. May we ponder anew what God has done for humanity and redouble our
commitments to offer this reality to the world. It is necessary, and it is urgent.
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 28, 8:00 - 10:15 AM
New Life in Christ and the Kingdom of God
A personal testimony of a new birth experience and a deeper understanding of his new life in Christ compelled Noel to live for
Christ and his kingdom, especially loving and serving the poor and marginalized of our world. He has a deep sense and conviction
that we cannot live a life committed to God and to others without a rebirth that changes everything in our lives.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
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Service of Holy Communion
and Healing
Covenant Retirement Communities
Chaplains’ Continuing Education
Day
Governors Square 9
Monday - Wednesday, January 25-27
Mary Miller and Ted Norlund will lead services of
communion and healing on Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday from 9:30 p.m to 10 p.m. as
well as Tuesday from 4:30 p.m to 5 p.m.
Opportunity to Meet with a
Spiritual Director
Sign up at Midwinter Registration
Tuesday – Wednesday, January 26-27
Once again, Midwinter participants will have
opportunity for spiritual direction during the
conference. Trained spiritual directors will be
available to meet with you at a time certain
in rooms set aside for this purpose. Please
check the registration desk to sign up and for
information on times and room locations.
Plaza Court 6
Monday, January 25, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Garth Bolinder will give a presentation on “The
Leadership of a Beloved Community.” Terri
Cunliffe will give an update on “The Role of
the Chaplain in Life Connect.” There will be
a discussion of “theology of call” as it relates
to chaplains and other Covenant Retirement
Communities employees. Appointments with Conference
Superintendents or Staff
If you made an appointment with a conference
superintendent prior to Midwinter, designated
tables can be found in the Plaza building in the
walkways of Director’s Row rooms.
Association for Covenant Clergy
Women (ACCW) Meetings
Dave’s Missional Think Tank
Governors Square 15
Monday, January 25,
9 a.m. - 1 p.m., 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Governors Square 16
Monday, January 25, 12 - 5 p.m.
Participants will dialogue about how together
they can advance the mission of Christ in the
United States and Canada.
This event is led by Dave Olson, executive
minister of the Department of Church Growth
and Evangelism, Peter Sung, director of church
planting, Lisa Orris, director of evangelism, and
John Wenrich, director of congregational vitality. Church Planters Reception You are invited to a day of connecting
clergy women.
African American Ministers’
Association Meetings and
Fellowship Dinner
Governors Square 14 and Windows
Monday, January 25, 4 - 6:45 p.m.
Wednesday, January 27, 4 - 7 p.m.
There will be business meetings and workshop
opportunity on Monday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
followed by a reception for members and guests
from 6 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. On Wednesday,
January 27 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. there will be
fellowship dinner.
Tuesday, January 26, 9 - 10 p.m.
Plaza Suite 890/893
Free and Open to Anyone Interested. Church Planters Luncheon
Wednesday, January 27, 12:15 - 1:45 p.m.
Tower Court B
First-timers Reception
Free and Open to Anyone Interested. Plaza Ballroom A
Monday, January 25, 9 p.m. Covenant Orientation Studies
You are invited to a welcome reception for
first-time attendees at the Covenant Midwinter
Conference.
Governors Square 10, 11, 12
Monday - Friday, January 25-29 Mon
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Covenant Bible College
Legacy Reception
Plaza Ballroom D
Monday, January 25, 9 p.m.
You are invited to a reception for a time of
information and thanksgiving regarding the
ministry of Covenant Bible College and the
ongoing legacy impact of the ministry. A brief
presentation will be followed by reflection and
conversation. Women Ministries Mug & Muffin
Windows
Tuesday, January 26, 7 - 8:15 a.m.
Women Ministries invites you to Mug & Muffin.
Peruse interactive displays featuring “Human
Trafficking in North America” the 2010 focus for
Break the Chains. Discover ways to end slavery
in your backyard. Complimentary coffee and
muffins will be provided.
Formation Forum
Scheduled highlights: Plaza Court 2
Monday - Wednesday, January 25-27
Forum I: Living as Disciples of Christ The Formation Forum is open to any Midwinter participant. This three
day event is designed to help pastors and staffs move their congregations
toward a deep and lasting daily walk with Christ by exploring pathways
toward a deeper spiritual life for every generation. All Formation Forum
events are bilingual in English and Spanish. • Explore next steps for discipleship in your church community
• Network and dialogue with other Covenanters who are committed to life
long discipleship
• Share church and ministry experiences
• Preview the latest Christian Formation discipleship resources
Each year we select significant topics in the area of Christian formation
and invite midwinter participants to come live out their faith through open
discussion, the sharing of stories and ideas and through prayer. Through
this shared journey, it is our hope that we might be better equipped as
a church to grow deeper in Christ and further in mission. This year’s
Formation Forum explores New Life in Christ.
What does it mean to be spiritually alive as opposed to spiritually dead?
How do we help individuals, families, and the church community embrace
a vital and growing spiritual life with Christ, that manifests in everyday
living? This year as we share our stories with one another we hope this
picture will begin to unfold and that it will spark and inspire new ideas and
approaches to ministries in each of our churches.
Monday, January 25, 3 - 5 p.m.
In Forum I we will explore how whole life, whole kingdom, and
transformational discipleship is manifested in the local church. Come share
your own stories and hear from a team of pastors as they share the joys,
struggles, and practical ways they are helping all generations live out their
faith, to grow deeper in Christ and further in mission.
Monday, January 25, 9 p.m.
Children and Family Ministries
Tuesday, January 26, 7:15 - 8:15 a.m. Free continental breakfast
Forum II: The Continuing Story of God 12:30 - 1:45 p.m. Enjoy a free lunch while listening to the continuing story of God. God is
writing new chapters each day in the life of the church. Unfortunately, we
seldom take time to listen to or share that story with each other. During
this gathering, you will have an opportunity to share and listen to the
exciting ways God is active and present in our lives and in the church
through the joys and the struggles of ministry.
Discipleship Ministries
Wednesday, January 27, 7:15 - 8:15 a.m. Free continental breakfast
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SPECIAL EVENTS
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Clergy Couples Lunch
Paramount Café, 519 16th St
Tuesday, January 26, 12:15 - 1:45 p.m.
There will be a lunch gathering for all couples
in ministry to gather for a time of fellowship,
sharing, and support.
Covenant Chaplains Association
Lunch Meeting and Dinner Tower Suite A
and 5- 6:45 p.m.
The Association’s Annual Meeting will hold a
lunch and dinner of Association members and
spouses.
Interim Ministry Lunch
Tower Suite 1837
An opportunity for interims and
pastors interested in interim ministry to share
experiences, support, resources, and questions.
Please pick up a lunch to bring to the meeting.
Hosted by Mick Murphy, Mike Halleen, and Beth
Ernest.
KICY Salmon Dinner Windows
Tuesday, January 26, 5 - 6:45 p.m.
KICY, the ECC affiliated radio station in Nome,
Alaska, signed-on for the first time on Easter
Sunday, April 17 of 1960, and has since been
spreading the gospel to western Alaska and the
Russian Far East. We warmly invite everyone to
a celebration salmon dinner commemorating
our 50th anniversary. Come honor the rich
history and exciting future of KICY. Cost is $25/
person.
Central Conference Pastors
Breakfast
Windows
Wednesday, January 27, 7:15 - 8:15 a.m.
If you are a pastor in the Central Conference
you are invited to this breakfast meeting.
Having the Conversation Breakfast
hosted by Covenant Retirement
Communities
Tower Court B
Wednesday, January 27, 7:15 - 8:15 a.m.
You are invited to come and learn about a new
free service that you can bring back to your
congregation. Having “the conversation” focuses
on how to broach difficult conversations with
aging loved ones.
Spiritual Directors Lunch
Windows
Wednesday, January 27, 12:15 - 1:45 p.m.
There will be an informal gathering for those
interested in networking or discovering more
about spiritual direction in the Covenant. Reunión de los Ministerios
Hispanos
Tower Court B
Miercoles 27 de Enero del 2010, comenzando
a las 4:30 p.m.
Invitamos a todos los pastores y lideres
hispanos del Pacto a celebrar la Asamblea
Anual de MHIPE (Ministerios Hispanos de la
Iglesia del Pacto Evangelico) Queremos hacer
de nuestro encuentro un tiempo de adoracion,
companerismo y desafio para la extension de la
obra hispana en el Pacto. Estan todos invitados
a prticipar de esta celebracion unida. The One Step Closer Reception
Plaza Ballroom D
Wednesday January 27, 9 p.m.
Come and hear about a new evangelism
resource to help your congregation become
more confident as they share the good news with
others. You will learn about a natural process to
encourage and inspire your church members to
take one step in helping others become followers
of Jesus.
Pastors in Recovery Meeting Plaza Court 7
Wednesday, January 27, 9:15 p.m.
You are invited to a meeting to share experience,
strength, and hope. SPECIAL EVENTS
Covenant Bookstore and Displays
Plaza Exhibit Foyer
Monday - Thursday, January 25-28, 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
You are encouraged to browse through a wide selection of books at the Covenant Bookstore area.
Experience the new layout in the bookstore that will include a wider selection of titles with kiosks
available to place your order online—and have them shipped directly to your home— FREE! Your
purchases may arrive at your home before you return from Denver! And check out a new resource
for pastors—just released for this Midwinter event. Prayers Public and Personal by Art Nelson is
an invaluable resource for pastors as they minister to individuals in times of pain and grief, and in
times of significance and celebration. This small volume is designed to be carried during visitation
to hospital and home, and includes prayers for a multitude of unique pastoral situations, Scripture
passages, and selected services from The Covenant Book of Worship. Additionally, visit other
displays located in the Plaza Exhibit Foyer. The displays will help you to be better informed about
activities; services of the Covenant and Covenant affiliated programs and designated groups.
Bethany Benefit Service
5101 N. Francisco Ave., Chicago IL 60625
(773) 784-3000, Elliott Johnson,
[email protected]
Covenant World Mission
(773) 784-3000, Karen Hallberg,
[email protected]
Christian Formation
3311 W. Foster Ave., Chicago IL 60625
(773) 583-0220, Denise Johnson,
[email protected]
Covenant World Relief
(773) 784-3000, Dave Husby,
[email protected]
Church Growth and Evangelism
(773) 784-3000, Carla Erickson,
[email protected]
KICY
P.O. Box 820, 408 West D Street, Nome AK 99762
(907) 223-6117, Dennis Weidler, [email protected]
Compassion, Mercy, and Justice
(773) 907-3301, Chrissy Palmerlee,
[email protected]
Covenant Ministries of Benevolence
5145 N California Ave., Chicago IL 60626
(773) 989-1610 ext. 5008, Janet Lungren, jmlungren@
covenantbenevolence.org
Covenant Resource Center
(773) 583-8082, Millie Lungren,
[email protected]
North Park Theological Seminary
(773) 224-5532, Eric Palmquist,
[email protected]
North Park University
(773) 224-5574, Mark Olson,
[email protected]
Ordered Ministry
(773) 583-0220, Megan Gilmore,
[email protected]
Paul Carlson Partnership
5101 N. Francisco, Chicago IL 62625
(773) 784-3000, Sally Carlson,
[email protected]
Thrive Leadership Center
8211 Sierra College Blvd. Ste. 440, Roseville CA 95661
(916) 746-8692, Neil Josephson, baysideonline.com
Covenant Retirement Communities
5700 Old Orchard Rd., Skokie IL 60077
(773) 878-4314, Katherine Hampton,
[email protected]
Alaska Christian College
35109 Royal Place, Soldotna AK 99669
(907) 260-7422, Keith Hamilton, [email protected]
Biblica
1820 Jet Stream Drive, Colorado Springs CO 80921
(719) 867-2677, Scott Bolinder,
[email protected]
Covenant Events Office
(773) 583-0220, Celina Camarillo,
[email protected]
Association for Covenant Clergy Women
Karen Hinz, [email protected]
Commission for Biblical Gender Equality
Mary Miller, [email protected]
Military Chaplains
3311 W. Foster Ave. Chicago IL 60625
(773) 583-5513, Jim Erickson
Covenant Trust Company
5215 Old Orchard Road, Suite 725 Skokie, IL 600771022, (800) 483-2177, Patty Conrad,
[email protected]
National Covenant Properties
5101 N. Fancisco Ave. Chicago IL 60625
(773) 907-3336, Steve Dawson,
[email protected]
Women Ministries
(773)784-3000, Marcia Friedman,
[email protected]
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Local Medical Facilities
St. Luke’s Medical Center
Denver Urgent Care
1719 E. 19th Ave., Denver, CO
(303) 839-6100
1 Broadway, Denver, CO
(303) 455-6345
Local Restaurants and Attractions
1 BLOCK
AWAY
(Starting at Tremont
towards Glenarm)
Barnes and Noble
500 16th St.
(303) 825-9166
Corner Bakery
500 16th St.
(303) 572-0166
Denver Pavilion-Mall
Hard Rock Café
500 16th St.
(303) 623-3191
Nike Store
500 16th St., Suite 130
(303) 623-6453
Johnny Rockets
401 16th St.
(303) 623-1533
Simply Colorado
407 16th St.
(303) 825-2844
Subway
409 16th St.
(303) 996-1178
Earl’s Restaurant
and Bar
The Athlete’s Foot
(303) 825-1998
Ann Taylor Loft
Appaloosa Grill
16th St. Mall
716 Unit 1 16th St.
(303) 893-5280
Payless Shoes
951 16th St.
(720) 946-0107
535 16th St., # 110
(720) 932-1700
Einstein Brother’s
Bagels
1600 California St.
(303) 436-1413
Arby’s
1600 California St.
(303) 623-1105
2 BLOCKS
AWAY
(Welton)
Ink Coffee
618 16th St.
(303) 825-4422
Jimmy John’s
622 16th St.
(303) 623-3370
Radio Shack
626 16th St.
(303) 592-7000
Taco Bell
634 16th St.
(303) 893-2125
1600 Glenarm Pl.
(303) 595-3275
3 BLOCKS
AWAY
Peet’s Coffee
(California)
1600 Glenarm Pl., Suite
130
(303) 991-8775
Starbucks
Cooks Fresh Market
1600 Glenarm Pl.
(303) 893-2277
Marlowe’s
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(303) 260-7347
700 16th St.
(303) 534-1096
Wolf Camera
1545 California St.
(303) 623-1155
501 16th St. and Glenarm
Pl.
(303) 595-3700
Jason’s Deli
Paramount Café
TJ Maxx
702 16th St.
(303) 243-5599
519 16th St.
(303) 893-2000
710 16th St.
(303) 892-6020
Where the
Buffalo Roam
Aveda
535 16th St.
1650 Market St.
(303) 892-8922
Rite Aide
750 16th St.
(303) 534-7802
Jamba Juice
701 16th S.
(303) 892-1361
Mount Everest
Imports
705 16th St.
(303) 573-8451
Suzy Q Frozen Yogurt
709 16th St.
(303) 825-5402
Wild West
715 16th St.
(303) 446-8640
Gold Star Souvenir
Warehouse
717 16th St.
(303) 534-3784
Mad Greens
1600 Stout St.
(720) 468-4173
4 BLOCKS
AWAY
(Stout)
Sally Beauty Supply
820 16th St., Suite 103
(720) 904-5138
Famous Footwear
820 16th St., Ste 102
(303) 825-6900
7-Eleven
820 16th St., Suite 100
(303) 893-1562
Edible Arrangements
820 16th St. Mall, #101
(303) 825-5900
821 16th St.
(303) 571-0304
Floyd’s Barbershop
1600 Champa St.,
Suite 100
(303) 623-6600
5-6
BLOCKS
AWAY
(Champa and Curtis)
Subway
900 16th St.
(303) 573-9861
McDonalds
904 16th St.
(303) 592-1750
Sportsfan
1962 Blake St.
(303) 295-3460
Rock Bottom Brewery
1001 16th St., Unit A-100
(303) 534-7616
AT&T
500 16th St.
(720) 214-4062
Juice Kitchen
1050 17th St.
(720) 946-0376
Paradise Bakery
and Café
1001 16th St.
(303) 436-1192
Tokyo Joe’s
1001 16th St.
(303) 825-0321
7 BLOCKS
AWAY
(Arapahoe)
ACE Cash Express
Prime Bar
Rialto Cafe
1515 Arapahoe St.
(303) 586-8888
934 16th St.
(303) 893-CAFE (2233)
Courtyard Marriot
934 16th St.
(303) 571-1114
Braking the Mold
Candle Co.
Willie G’s Seafood
and Steak House
1587 Lawrence St.
(303) 575-9000
Corner Bakery
1147 16th St.
940 16th St.
(303) 893-2260
Tilted Kilt Pub and
Eatery
Starbucks
1201 16th St.
(303) 893-KILT
934 16th St.
(303) 454-9852
Chiles
951 16th St., #105
(720) 904-8822
Good Times Burgers
and Frozen Custard
8 BLOCKS
AWAY
(Lawrence)
Starbucks
Walgreens
951 16th St.
(303) 825-2160
1672 Lawrence St.
(303) 572-9100
801 16th St.
(303) 571-5314
Verizon Wireless
Sprint
951 16th St., Suite 100A
(720) 946-0102
1512 Larimer St.
(303) 893-1122
Dress Barn
813 16th St.
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(303) 892-1436
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Upcoming Covenant Event Dates
Please Mark Your Calendar!
2010
The 125th Annual Meeting: June 24-27, 2010
St Paul, Minnesota
Triennial XIII: July 22-25, 2010
Washington DC
2011
Connection: January 29-31, 2011
Chicago, Illinois
Midwinter: January 31-February 4, 2011
Chicago, Illinois
FEAST: June 25-27, 2011
Estes Park, Colorado
Estes Park, Colorado
2012
Connection: January 28-January 30, 2012
Chicago, Illinois
Midwinter, January 30-February 3, 2012
Chicago, Illinois
Irvine, California
CHIC: July 2012
Knoxville, Tennessee
The Evangelical Covenant Church
5101 N Francisco Ave
Chicago, IL 60625
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