Jesus Wins! - Indiana Conference Seventh

CONFERENCE CONNECTION
Volume 26, Number 4
4th Quarter 2015
A quarterly publication of the
Indiana Conference of Seventh-day
Adventists® for its constituents.
P.O. Box 5000
Westfield, IN 46074
www.indysda.org
Editor in Chief: Steven Poenitz
Managing Editor: Colleen Kelly
Layout/Design: April Silva
Printer: Color Press
CONTENTS
2 Grandparents: Crucial
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Making Time for God
by Conference President Steven Poenitz
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Indiana Churches:
Unlock Revelation Series
Teens in Action!
Partners in Mission
3
Abide in Me
by Superintendent of Education Herb Wrate
4 Called to Serve
LUC Youth Evangelism Congress
5 Pathfinder Leadership
by Pastor Charlie Thompson
6 More Than Just
Mountain Biking!
by Pastor Charlie Thompson
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by Evangelism Coordinator Harvey Kornegay
by Kathy Griffin
11 Hispanic News
by Pastor Antonio Rosario
12 News
Big Five+ Plan, Hope for a World in Crisis,
Jesus Wins!, Ncube Family, IA Health and
Fitness Day, Transitions
GRANDPARENTS:
CRUCIAL PARTNERS IN MISSION
Why are some third-generation “believers” so angry at the religion
of their grandparents? That’s the question Leslie Hardinge asks while
probing the fall of Babylon in 539 B.C. and Belshazzar’s rebellion. In
his book Jesus is My Judge Hardinge poses this question: “Why was
Belshazzar, the grandson of good king Nebuchadnezzar, so set against
God? Perhaps it was the knowledge that what he possessed had come
as blessings from Jehovah. Or that his position was contingent on
Daniel’s guidance of Babylonian politics. All this aroused his
resentment. He sensed that he was not really independent,
and felt hemmed in by principles he did not wish to accept.
He considered himself threatened by the faithfulness of those
who did. Their righteous lives condemned him every time
he encountered them. Whatever the combination of factors,
Belshazzar was in a rage (especially the night Babylon fell)
against God and chose a path of defiance against His principles“
(page 67).
But we must explore Belshazzar’s grandfather, Nebuchadnezzar.
God worked on behalf of Belshazzar’s grandpa through a series of
divine interventions. In Daniel 1, 2, 3, and 4, this heathen king testifies of God’s
relentless pursuit of his own soul. After Daniel appealed to this Babylonian
ruler to set his house in order—God took him to the pasture for 7 years. But
through lycanthropy (humans behaving like animals) Nebuchadnezzar’s
pride was removed, and he discovered the Lord God rules in the kingdoms
of men as the Real King (Daniel 4:34-37)!
God made one final appeal through dramatic handwriting on the wall of Belshazzar’s palace
and God’s aging prophet. Daniel reminded Belshazzar of his grandfather’s journey in the fields of
grass. In fact Leslie Hardinge suggests (p. 71) that Belshazzar knew well the story of his grandfather’s
7-year lapse from the throne. He probably knew the story from sitting on grandpa’s lap many years
earlier. Scripture states, “But you his son, Belshazzar, have not humbled your heart, although you
knew all this” (Daniel 5:22).
You’ve seen them too—grandparents who make sure to bring their grandchildren with them
to camp meeting! And from those camp meeting connections students have made friends and
enrolled in Indiana Academy or one of our Indiana church schools. I am impressed with the devotion
of grandparents who envision a bright future for their descendants. While grandpa and grandma may not
be standing in line with a student registering for one of our Adventist church schools, often they have almost
totally covered the enrollment and tuition fees!
A Thanksgiving luncheon I’ll not forget occurred at our church school where grandparents were honored
for being stakeholders in the young—investing in and developing leaders for our church. Those
septuagenarians provided abundant resources for our church school—new lunch tables, PA and PE
equipment, etc. Beside finances and material resources, grandparents assisted classroom teachers
by volunteering many hours tutoring students. That Thanksgiving meal experience cheered my
heart as I watched our sharply-dressed students waiting on the tables of grandpas and grandmas!
Grandparents, you are partners in God’s mission for your children and grandchildren. Don’t give
up on those precious loved ones. God wants to use you as His partners in His mission to save your
children and grandchildren. Claim the prophet’s promise from the days of Judah’s
exile: “For I will contend with him who contends with you, and I will save your
children” (Isaiah 49:25).
Steven Poenitz
Indiana Conference President
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CONNECTION 2
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Abide
On the path to Gethsemane Jesus
asked the 11 disciples to pray and
abide in Him. If they had followed
His counsel, the next few hours and days
would have been less difficult.
Jesus told them: “I AM the true vine, you are the
branches… He who abides in Me, and I in him bears much
fruit; for without Me you can do nothing.” John 15:1,5
Since Jesus is the TRUE Vine, it would be reasonable to believe
there is a false vine. We need to be cut off from that false vine
and be grafted into the True Vine, Jesus. Mrs. White writes “He (Jesus)
grafts us into His life and into His character.” TSBAD 135
Being grafted is great, but having a relationship with Jesus for only a
couple of hours Sabbath morning, an hour at prayer meeting, and five
minutes each morning just doesn’t add up to “ABIDING. ” Without being
attached to the grapevine constantly, the branch withers and dies.
Gen. 5:22,24 tells us that “Enoch walked with God 300 years…and he was
not, for God took him.” “As you go about your daily labor, let your heart
be often uplifted to God. It was thus that Enoch walked with God.” (Steps
to Christ p. 68) Are we walking with God? My wife Phyllis and I regularly
walk together about two miles most days. As we walk we sometimes pray
individually, we talk, we memorize scripture and Spirit of Prophesy quotes.
We abide together.
Paul, in 1 Thess. 5:17, admonishes us to “Pray without ceasing.” That would be
one excellent fulfillment of the request of Jesus to Abide in Him.
The natural result of living attached to the
vine includes bearing fruit. By abiding in the
True Vine, Jesus, He promises: “He who abides
in Me, and I in him, bears much fruit.” John 15:5
In Gal. 5:22,23 the fruit of the Spirit is defined
as “love, joy, peace, long-suffering, kindness,
goodness, faithfulness, meekness, gentleness,
self-control.”
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3 CONNECTION
Fruit can also be exhibited by our helping God
to graft children, neighbors, fellow workers, etc.
into a relationship with Jesus. How is your fruit
developing?
by Herb Wrate, Superintendent of
Education, Indiana Conference
THANK YOU HOOSIERS!
Thank you Hoosier church members for your faithful Stewardship during the month
of October. Your increase in tithes contributed to the health of our organization and
mission for Christ.
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ovember 6 - 8 more than 160 Adventurer and Pathfinder leaders converged at Timber Ridge Camp for
a weekend of intense training. There were three main tracks to choose from: Master Guide Certification, an
Adventurer Basic Staff Training, as well as a Pathfinder Basic Staff Training. Our special keynote speaker was
Armando Miranda, NAD associate youth director.
Next year’s leadership weekend will include certifications for Club Directors, TLTs and all staff positions for
both Adventurers and Pathfinders. Save the date of November 4 - 6, 2016! Join us for another great weekend
of fellowship, inspiration and learning as we prepare our army of youth to finish God’s work here on earth!
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Each year in October, young people from around our
conference get together at Timber Ridge Camp for
a weekend of camping, great food and world-class
mountain biking at Brown County State Park. More
importantly, we spend special time learning more
about our Creator and His plan for our lives. This
year was no exception! Our special guest speaker
was Pastor Manny Ojeda, youth director from Illinois
Conference and an avid mountain biker.
school, they traveled to a trail 20 minutes away.
These young people, who live in one of the roughest
neighborhoods in Indianapolis, learned to ride the
trails while hanging out with Christian role models.
Their reward for riding twice a week was to be invited
to join our Brown County Blowout weekend. One of
the boys, after his first ride on the trail, told the leaders
this was his first time to ever be in the woods! In the
end four boys from the program joined the weekend
This year we added a new component. Starting the of fun and spiritual emphasis.
end of August, Nelson Silva, Ray Stephenson,
Nick Harris and Pastor Charlie Thompson When we visited the homes of the boys who were
dedicated two days a week to an planning on attending the mountain bike weekend,
after school program at George Carl’s* mother, with tears in her eyes, told us he was
Washington public school. in trouble; he desperately needed Jesus. During the
They introduced inner weekend, we watched this hardened, angry young
city students to the sport man fall in love with mountain biking. He showed a
of mountain biking. receptive heart to Pastor Manny’s messages of God’s
After picking the love and His plan for his life.
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uring the time of ancient Israel, most of Israel forgot
the God of heaven. They were so caught up with
life and false worship that they forgot their calling.
They were to prepare the whole earth for the first coming of
the Messiah.
We as God’s last day church can, if not careful, fall into the same
way of life. We may not serve an idol of wood or gold, but one that
has a flat screen, working for a living, family, or one that fits in your
hand. We forget to put God first and foremost in our lives. We forget to
make the preparation of the world for the coming of the Messiah our first
priority.
God has commanded us to “Go” make disciples. The territory is vast, the entire
world. Our part of this vast territory is the community around our churches,
neighborhoods, work places, etc. He has asked us to love, care for and teach the
people we come in contact with in preparation for Jesus’ soon coming.
We are living in an amazing time to preach and teach. The world’s financial system is
falling apart. World conflicts are rising. The antichrist system is going around the world and
growing in influence. The morals of man have slipped to an all time low. Paul stated it like this:
“1But know this, that in the last days perilous times will come: 2For men will be lovers of
themselves, lovers of money, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful,
unholy, 3unloving, unforgiving, slanderers, without self-control, brutal, despisers of good,
4traitors, headstrong, haughty, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, 5having a form
of godliness but denying its power.” II Timothy 3: 1-5
We are living in a time when our message is being written in the morning newspaper
and seen on television. We have an opportunity to join hands with fellow believers
across the Lake Union and make 2016 a time to finish the last day message in our
part of the vineyard. In March churches across the Union will hold meetings
at the same time proclaiming the Three Angels’ Message with power and in
unity.
There will be extra evangelism funds made available from the Lake
Union and Indiana Conferences for these meetings. We have the
opportunity to come together in unity with the mighty Spirit of God
and make a difference in our churches and communities.
Please pray that God will work on the hearts of our members
and draw us close together as partners in vision, as we “Go”
into our Indiana communities to finish His work.
MAKING TIME
for God’s Work
Harvey Kornegay
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7 CONNECTION
Indiana Conference
Evangelism Coordinator,
Senior Pastor
Glendale Seventh-day
Adventist Church
For more information about
meetings in your area, check
your local church website or the
Indiana Conference website at
www.indysda.org.
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CONNECTION 8
Project 58 is a focus that our campus
embraces because it gives us
opportunities to minister. During
the last four years Indiana
Academy young people have
taken one afternoon each month
to demonstrate selfless acts of
kindness. We believe that serving
the greater community in practical
ways will help prepare our students
for life-long ministry. Showing our
neighbors in tangible ways that we
are caring people is the first step in
building relationships. Best of all, being
involved in this program first-hand has
given our students many insights into
why ministry is so important.
Agape Therapeutic Riding
Center pod - Andrew Rupert,
Caleb Whitman, & Edwin
Schultz
Here are three accounts of student
experiences and how they feel service
has impacted them:
“Working in the Agape Therapeutic
Riding Center pod is a great experience.
We get to help the volunteers who work
there on a regular basis so they can
spend more time helping their disabled
participants. At first it seems like we really aren’t making a difference.
We do small jobs like spreading new layers of mulch, cleaning out
the horse enclosures, replacing old hay, etc., but then the volunteers
who work there all the time tell us how much it helps, how every
job that we do allows them more time to spend helping those who
need it. Sometimes working behind the scenes like that can really
make a big difference, and it feels amazing!”
-- Caleb Whitman, IA Senior & Student Association President
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9 CONNECTION
Annual Leaf Rake
day - Group Photo
“I really enjoy Project 58 because it has given me a chance to
see what real service toward others is like. In the Birthright
Pod, I get the chance to make things like blankets and teddy
bears. I love that by doing this, we are bringing comfort and
joy to mothers in need. When we put on our IA shirts and go
out into the community, I feel like I am not only representing
our school, but our Heavenly Father. “
-- Jessica Leal, IA Sophomore Class Parliamentarian
“This year I have had the opportunity to work in the
Wheelers Mission pod for Project 58. Wheelers Mission has
many shelters for homeless people. During our time there
we get to sort through food and clothing donations and also
help organize their thrift store. God has blessed me so much
and it feels good to be able to help give back to those less
fortunate than me.”
Birthright pod - Jillian Eskridge & Alex Eskridge;
Mrs. Jenny Smith, Adrien Guzman, Tyra Castle
-- Taylor Uphus, IA Sophomore Class President
Most students are eager to
help those in need. The future
that our young people face
requires them to not only be
well prepared academically,
but to also be steeped in
Christ’s ministry methods. The
pod that each student joins is
a seed that will grow and be
an asset all along life’s way.
To make this happen, young
people in this age group
must be engaged in ministry
many times over in different
capacities.
SCHEDULE
Helping Hands pod - J.D.
Todd-Pickett, Chad Trubey
& Josh Smith
We consider ourselves blessed
to have this ministry along
with students who love it and look forward to participating.
Although Isaiah 58 is the biblical model for this program,
Matthew 25:40 is our motto: “And the King shall answer and
say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have
done it unto the least of these my brethren, ye have done
it unto me.” Selfless acts of kindness and compassion are
how Christ approached His ministry. Our goal is to be like
Him by showing humanity that there is hope in Jesus and
love in mankind. Training 115 teens in ministry might seem
like a daunting task, but it is well worth it! Please put these
teenagers on your prayer
list as they go beyond
their comfort zones and
develop ministry skills to
be effective ambassadors
for Christ.
Bread & Cookie pod Mr. Greg Mosher
& Amber Kwon
by Kathy Griffin,
Marketing and Development
Director, Indiana Academy
Jan 16
Senior Dedication
Jan 18
Day of Service
Feb 3-7
Feb 9
Feb 14
Feb 19-20
Feb 27
March 2-5
March 8
Home Leave
Project 58 Day
Mother-Daughter Brunch
IN Youth Rally at IJA
Junior Recognition
AU Music Festival
Project 58 Day
March 10-20
Spring Break
Mar 31-Apr 2
IN Conf. Music Festival
April 12
April 18 - 24
Apr 29-May 1
May 4-5
Project 58 Day
Senior Class Trip
Spring Music Tour
Biology Trip
May 10
Project 58 Day
May 14
Spring Concert
May 15
SA Olympics
May 27-29
Graduation
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CONNECTION 10
HISPANIC OFICINA
MINISTERIOS
HISPANOS
NEWS
2016
Mayores Eventos
Enfasis del Calendario
ENERO
DEVOCIÓN ESPIRITUAL PERSONAL
Enero 4 - 6
Enero 6-16
Enero 17
FEBRERO
AMOR Y AMISTAD
MARZO
EVANGELISMO PERSONAL
ABRIL
ESPÍRITU DE PROFECÍA
MAYO
EVANGELISMO JUVENIL
JUNIO
MINISTERIO INFANTIL
JULIO
MINISTERIO GRUPOS PEQUEñOS
AGOSTO
EDUCACIÓN ADVENTISTA
SEPTIEMBRE
SALUD Y TEMPERANCIA
OCTUBRE
EVANGELISMO PÚBLICO
NOVIEMBRE
ÉNFASIS DESARROLLO LIDERES
DICIEMBRE
MAYORDOMÍA & CONSAGRACIÓN
Febrero 12-15
Febrero 19-20
Febrero 21
Marzo 13
Marzo 19-27
Abril 17
Abril 22-24
Mayo 6-7
Mayo 8
Mayo 15
Junio 3-5
Junio 5-9
Junio 12-18
Junio 18
Junio 26
Julio 3-5
Julio 17
Agosto 21
Sept 2-5
Sept 3
Sept 9-10
Sept 15-18
Octubre 15-22
Octubre 22
Nov. 18-19
Nov. 24
Dic. 17-24
Pastors’ Winter Retreat
NAD 10 Días de Oración
Apertura ICTLAI (Instituto
Entrenamiento)
LUC Youth Evangelist Congress
Indiana Conference Youth Rally
ICTLAI
ICTLAI
CAMPAÑA SEMANA SANTA
ICTLAI
Retiro Líderes Grupos Pequeños
LUC – Entrenamiento Juvenil
Indianápolis
Día de las Madres
ICTLAI
LUC –CONÉCTATE
Pr Bullón Clase “Evangelismo
Público”
Indiana Camp Meeting
DÍA HERMANDAD HISPANA
(Cicero)
ICTLAI
Inicio Campañas Barrios –Grupos
Pequeños
ICTLAI
ICTLAI
CAMPESTRE HISPANO
Graduación ICTLAI
Adventurer Family Weekend
LUC Pathfinder Camporee
“Festival de Fe”
Bautismo de Cosecha
Retiro de Líderes TRC
Acción de Gracias
Semana Mayordomía y
Consagración
11 CONNECTION
Andrews University –
Institute of Hispanic
Ministries www.ihmandrews.com
Junio 5 - 9
Bullón: Public Evangelism
Todos los pastores bienvenidos
Báez: Reading in Daniel
Octubre 16 - 20 Graham: Leadership Development
Octubre 23 - 27 Bentancur: Christian Social Ethic
Junio 12 - 16
Instituto de
Capacitación Teológica
y Liderazgo Asociación
Indiana (ICTLAI)
CALENDARIO CLASES 2016
NIVEL: Predicación
Domingos 1:00 - 4:30pm
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Enero 17-Apertura/ Febrero 21/ Marzo 13/
Abril 17/ Mayo 15/ Junio 26/ Julio 17/ Agosto
21/ Septiembre 3 -Graduación
NEWS
Big Five+ Strategic Plan for 2015-2020
Here are the five strategic goals the Indiana
Conference will be focusing on for the next five
years. Our mission is to reach Indiana and the world
with distinctive, Christ-centered Three Angels’
Messages which lead people to become fullydevoted disciples of Jesus.
1. Promote Outreach/Evangelism
2. Empower the laity
3. Foster Adventist Christian education
HOPE FOR A WORLD IN CRISIS
Hope for a World in Crisis series of meetings
was held at Hamilton County Fair Grounds
October 23 to November 21 featuring
Pastor Vic Van Schaik, senior pastor at Cicero
Seventh-day Adventist Church and speaker
for Hope for Life TV which airs four times each
week on WHMB Channel 40.1, Dish Network
and Comcast in the Indianapolis area. It was
a powerful Christ-centered series discovering
hope for the last days and a rare opportunity
to see world events from a new perspective.
More than 130 people regularly attended the
meetings and learned how to understand
the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation. A
free children’s program for ages 3-11 was
provided as well.
4. Mentor Youth/Young Adults as spiritual leaders
5. Support our Teachers and Pastors
+ Prepare for GC 2020 Session in Indianapolis
The Indiana Conference Executive Committee
established a Master Planning Committee in
November to oversee and monitor progress on
the five strategic goals. This committee welcomes
feedback and input, so please send your thoughts
and ideas to the Conference Office at:
Respond on our Contact page at www.indysda.org
Or mail to
Indiana Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
President’s Office
PO Box 5000
Westfield, IN 46074
Or call us at (317) 844-6201
What a profound message
is carried in these two
words – “Jesus Wins!” This phrase
became an exclamation of hope for the ladies in attendance at
the Indiana Conference Women’s Retreat, held October 16-18 in
Indianapolis. This year’s speaker was Pastor Elizabeth Talbot, who
is the Speaker/Director for Jesus 101 Biblical Institute, the newest
media ministry of the North American Division of Seventh-day
Adventists. Combining solid Biblical teaching with a passionate
presentation style, Dr. Talbot engaged the audience with the
good news of Jesus Christ as our Redeemer and loving Savior. Several of the 85
women in attendance commented that this was, in their estimate, the best retreat
they had attended. A special thank you goes out to Tammy Begley (Women’s
Ministries co-director) and her team for a well-planned and inspiring weekend.
“Jesus Wins!”
CONNECTION 12
by Colleen Kelly
Marketing and Communication Specialist
Indiana Conference
NORRIS NCUBE AND FAMILY
WILL BE REMEMBERED
NEWS
A grand funeral was held on October 19 for IJA Principal Norris
Ncube, his son Joshua and niece Malia Siziba, at Broad Ripple
High School Auditorium. The three were tragically killed in
a car accident on West Washington and Interstate 465 exit in
Indianapolis on the morning of October 6 while driving to school.
His daughter Jessie Ncube survived and is recovering at home.
Two other students, Deon Siziba and Anita Nkoma have been
released from the hospital and are attending school again. There
was an outpouring of community support during this tragedy.
A GoFundMe account has been set up to help with funeral and
medical expenses. Principal Ncube will be remembered for his
kind and gentle manner with children, and his innovative spirit
to expand the horizons of Indianapolis Junior Academy and its
students. Glendale’s Associate Pastor Daniel Ortega has been
named Acting Principal for the remainder of the school year.
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INDIANA ACADEMY HOSTED
A HEALTH & FITNESS DAY
Students from all Indiana Adventist elementary schools (Pre-K - 8th grade) were invited to participate
in Indiana Academy’s Health & Fitness Day on Sunday, October 25. Hundreds of parents and children
came to IA to enjoy the beautiful fall day and participate in sports and fitness activities. Twelve activity
areas were set up in the morning along with FitnessGram assessments followed by a sack lunch. In the
afternoon the crowd enjoyed a one mile Colorful Life in Christ Fun Run. Students performed push-ups,
curl-ups, sit-and-reach, trunk lift, pacer run, 50 meter dash, punt/pass/kick football challenge, long jump,
hot shot basketball challenge, disc golf accuracy challenge, softball throw and field events. Along the
fun run, color guards greeted runners with clouds of colored cornstarch in red, yellow, blue, green, and
purple. Shouts and giggles permeated the air along with the color clouds. Indiana Academy Preview
Days continued the next day for interested potential registrants for next year.
TRANSITIONS
Pastor David Tenold and his
wife Marie have moved from
Loveland, Colorado, to Carmel
Indiana, to pastor the Carmel
Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Pastor Allen Shepherd retired
from his assignment at Northwest
and Hammond churches.
Pastor Daniel McKibben and his wife
Nerida will be serving the Terre Haute,
Lewis and Greencastle churches
starting January 15th. Terre Haute
church has applied for an FM full power
radio station that would serve a 25 mile
radius. If accepted, the station would
air 3ABN and some local programming
to spread the Word.
Pastor Daniel McKibben
and wife, Nerida
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Financial Report
YTD OCTOBER 2015
YTD Gross
Tithe Income
Indiana Advance
2014
$6,566,378
$119,473
Pastors’ Winter Conference TRC
Pathfinder Winter Campout & Ski
Weekend TRC
2015
$7,074,333
$123,294
%Inc
7.7%
3.2%
INDIANA ADVANCE: Each dollar received as Indiana
Advance is used in Indiana and is distributed as follows:
Elementary Education: 35%
Evangelism: 20%
Indiana Academy: 10%
Church/School Building Subsidy: 6.7%
Youth Camp: 15%
Church Ministries: 13.3%
12 - 14
19 - 20
Pastors/Teachers Conference IA
Pathfinder Bible Experience:
Northern Area - La Porte
Central Area - Anderson
Southern Area - New Albany
Lake Union Evangelism Congress - Called
to Serve -Chicago www.lucyouth.org/
article/5/2016-congress
Indiana Youth Rally
MARCH
5-6
18 - 19
18 - 27
28
Pathfinder Bible Experience - Statewide
IA
Pathfinder Bible Experience - Union
IA Spring Break
Union Wide Evangelistic Meetings Begin
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