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Live - Keswick Convention 2019 - 17 July 9.30am - Lecture 1 - Longing: Ours, Theirs and Everyone’s
It is curious that in our deeply divided world, humanity seems easily able to reach consensus that 'things are not as they should be'. Our problem lies in our failure to agree on the 'what should be' bit. For followers of Jesus, the Great Commission is a vital part of 'what should be' - good news of great joy shared with the whole world! Yet enthusiasm for it, and the language used to articulate it, has shifted constantly through church history. 'Longing', as both word and paradigm, brilliantly captures an underappreciated but powerful aspect of God’s design for global mission.
Jason Mandryk was born, grew up, and studied in Canada before moving to the UK to join the Operation World team. For 20 years, he has served through multiple editions and publications of this ministry, as researcher, editor, author, and team leader. He is thrilled to minister in an exciting time when we are seeing the increasing convergence of information, prayer, and mission. He also enjoys being outdoors amidst God’s created grandeur; Keswick allows the best of both passions!
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Jesmond Conference '18 - Testimony 1: A Minority of One
Charles Raven, previously minister of a church in Worcester in the UK, tells the story of his personal experience of standing up for traditional marriage in the face of strong opposition. He encourages us to strengthen ourselves with God, with others and through weakness.
The Jesmond Conference '18 discusses the sexual chaos that is currently confronting us in the Church and in the world, particularly addressing the fact that many think it is time to begin a repeal of the sexual revolution of the 1960s.
Length: 14mins
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To download Jesmond Conference '18 talk outlines please click here.
The Jesmond Conference runs annually to engage with public issues from a Christian perspective. David Holloway has been Vicar of Jesmond Parish Church since 1973, a large Anglican Church in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK with 2 sites, a staff team of over 30 and a congregation of over 1,000. He is often asked to speak on public issues on local and national radio, is a council member of Reform and is the author of several books including, 'The Church of England, Where Is it Going?'
Click here to read the Nashville Statement which delegates gave their agreement to following the Jesmond Conference 2018.
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