Tuesday, December 19, 2017

Nazarene Theological Seminary in Kansas City Missouri United States "Registration Now Open"

Nazarene Theological Seminary in Kansas City Missouri United States "Registration Now Open"
for the 2018 Issues Forum!
Date:
February 16-18, 2018
Location:
Food for the Hungry Offices
1224 East Washington Street
Phoenix, Arizona. United States 85034-1102
Details:
Cost: $150
(Covers event costs and some catered meals.) Scholarships are available for young clergy and students. Enter code: NTSFORUM. Contact Jamie McDorman (jmcdorman@nts.edu) with questions.
Schedule: Begins in the evening February 16 and runs through 12:00 pm February 18. A more detailed schedule will be posted as the event approaches.
Housing: A list of hotels close to the event venue can be provided upon request.
Meals: Catered meals provided Friday night and Sunday morning.
Transportation: You are responsible for securing your own transportation to and from Phoenix.
2018 Forum Theme:
Holiness of Heart and Life: Discerning Christian Action Today
How can we speak of pursuing holiness of heart and life that is grounded in reflection but also leads to concrete action? How can we avoid narrow legalism while also speaking and acting with conviction? How can we embody a communal life that is committed to embrace some things while avoiding others, all for the sake of love? In today's culture, the Church must re-think and re-articulate its convictions around issues such as alcohol, divorce, income gaps, creation-care, keeping Sabbath, and more. Come and join the conversation.
Presenters/Facilitators:
Diane Leclerc
Professor of Historical Theology at Northwest Nazarene University and author of numerous articles and books, including Discovering Christian Holiness: The Heart of Wesleyan Holiness Theology
Ron Benefiel
Professor of Sociology and Christian Ministry and Lead Consultant for Mission Resources and Pastoral Relations at Point Loma Nazarene University. He is a past President of Nazarene Theological Seminary and a recognized leader in multicultural and urban ministry.





Jim Copple

Founding Partner and Lead Consultant for Strategic Applications International, LLC and President of Servant Forge, an international nonprofit focused on development. Jim is an NTS alum and consultant with NTS on strategic initiatives.
Registration is limited! 

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