2014 NACC Program Book by North American Christian Convention

NORTH AMERICAN CHRISTIAN CONVENTION INDIANA CONVENTION CENTER TIM HARLOW, 2014 NACC PRESIDENT

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FROM TIM HARLOW, 2014 NACC PRESIDENT Your mission…should you choose to accept it. I loved the show “Mission: Impossible” as a kid. I know I’m dating myself here—some of you probably didn’t even know that Mission: Impossible existed before Tom Cruise. Trust me: it was epic. But regardless of the hairstyles you associate with the secret agents, the premise is the same. The agency sends a super secret tape player to the secret agent, who listens to the instructions (usually involving a dangerous trek to some communist country), and then the tape self-destructs so that no one else can ever find out what the super secret mission is. You’ve been given a mission. And based on the fact that you’re here, you’ve probably already accepted. Some of you accepted your orders years ago. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you (Matthew 28:19-20). Military leaders talk of “mission creep”— a military action launched with a clear objective that over time loses focus and morphs into a protracted, watered-down, costly effort that drains resources without producing worthwhile impact. Can we just be honest? Sometimes in the trenches of ministry, it’s hard to keep the main thing the main thing. When you’re surrounded by opinionated people, it’s hard to keep the boss’ instructions at the front of your mind. Sometimes we just get weary and stuck in a rut. It happens to the best of us. Well, consider this week your mission refresher course. I’m so thrilled you’re here. I need this every bit as much as you do. We’re going back to square one, back to the explosive tape player, and we’re going to remember what got us started on this crazy journey in the first place. And this is what I hope you’ll keep in mind: But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth (Acts 1:8). My prayer for you this week is that you would receive power. That’s why we’re here, away from our ministries, gathered together like this. We’ve got a job to do, but we can’t do it without the Holy Spirit’s power working through us. I’m praying that you would be filled this week. The worship, the relationships, the teaching, the times of rest and meditation — everything this week is about facilitating a chance for you to hear from God and be refreshed by His Spirit. With His power working in us, I know that every one of us will walk out of here equipped and ready to RE:Mission our churches, our ministries, and our very lives.

The NACC Main Session Worship team is led by Denise Harlow from Parkview Christian Church (Orland Park, IL) and includes Adam Ader, John Bretzlaff , Kim Bretzlaff , Debbie Burk, Tommy Carreras, Heather Follett, Rachel Harlow Harris, Tavarius “Varo” Johnson, Joy Latka, Barry Luchene, Chuck Mitchell, Sharay Reed, Barry Tegel – some of whom are pictured above in a recent Parkview Christian Church service. North American Christian Convention www.gotonacc.org

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PROGRAM GUIDE PROGRAM SCHEDULE Daily Schedules 5 MAPS 20

Convention Center and Indianapolis

PLACES TO VISIT AND CONNECT 27 Registration and Customer Service in Crossroads Lobby. Get your registration materials and special event tickets. 29 Connecting Place Stage, emceed by K-LOVE and Air 1, in Hall E. Visit for speaker interviews, Express Meals, and more. 31 Leaders’ Conversation Center in Room 111 31 NACC HUB (free Wi-Fi and more) in Hall E 31 Prayer Room in Room 113 33 Gathering Areas 35 Service Projects IN OTHER SECTIONS:

Exhibit Hall

107 Book Signings RESOURCES TO TAKE WITH YOU 94 Audio and video recordings of select sessions are available on CD, DVD, and MP3. Purchase recording from the CA Tapes booth located in Wabash East Lobby near Room 109. A limited number of recordings may be available after the event, call (888) CA-TAPES or go to catapes.org. 107 Resource Center in Crossroads Lobby. See page 107 for a list of resources recommended by NACC speakers and guests. Selected titles are available for purchase at the Resource Center. Thank you for supporting the NACC with your Resource Center purchase.

MAIN PROGRAM 49 Speakers & Special Guests Directory 55 Special Events (tickets may be required) 59 Bible Study 61 Main Session - Tuesday Evening 63 Main Session - Wednesday Morning 65 Featured Seminars - Wednesday 67 Workshop Session I - Wednesday 75 Main Session - Wednesday Evening 77 Main Session - Thursday Morning 79 Tim Hawkins LIVE - Thursday 81 Workshop Session II - Thursday 89 Main Session - Thursday Evening 91 Main Session - Friday Morning DIRECTORIES 93 Exhibit Hall Directory 101 Exhibit Index by Category 105 Program Index (Affiliated Events, Meetings and Exhibitor Workshops) 107 Recommended Resources ABOUT THE NORTH AMERICAN CHRISTIAN CONVENTION 109 Welcome Messages 111 Past and Future NACC Events 112 NACC Leadership and Special Appreciation 115 Host Churches 117 Supporting Churches and Organizations 120 Supporting Individuals 128 The 2015 Cincinnati NACC will be held at the Duke Energy Convention Center in Cincinnati, OH, June 23 - 26, 2015. See page 128 for registration and the back outside cover for featured speakers.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE, HERE OR AWAY 37 Student Convention 41 Children’s Convention 45 Women’s Conference IN OTHER SECTIONS:

Live Video and Video on Demand

Special Needs Respite Care

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TUESDAY SCHEDULE Items on this schedule are preceded by their corresponding program book page number, when applicable, pointing to additional event information. Events marked with a (t) require tickets from the NACC Ticket Counter in Crossroads Lobby. All events are in the Indiana Convention Center unless otherwise indicated. Customer service, registration, and ticket counters open in Crossroads Lobby. Get your registration materials and special event tickets.

8:00 AM

12:00 PM

Open for the day:

The Connecting Place Stage, emceed by K-LOVE and Air 1, in Hall E. Visit for the Beyond the Standard speaker interviews, Express Meals, and more.

Leaders’ Conversation Center in Room 111

NACC HUB in Hall E, Near E1 Entry

Prayer Room in Room 113

Women’s Gathering Place in Exhibit Hall Booth 133, Near E1 Entry

Exhibit Hall in Halls C, D, and E

CA Tapes in Wabash East Lobby near Room 109. Audio and video recordings of select sessions are available on CD, DVD, and MP3.

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Service Projects: Adopt an unreached people group. Visit the Wall of the Unreached in Wabash East Lobby, near Room 108, to learn how. Care for children with special needs during the evening main sessions. Stop by the Respite Care Room (110) or the CCDM Booth 1532 in the exhibit hall to offer a hand. Bundle much needed personal care items to be sent to the underserved throughout the world. Visit the FAME Booth 1513 to sign up. Pack food items into family-sized units, which will be shipped and distributed to the hardship poor of Haiti. Visit the Lifeline Christian Mission Booth 1017 to sign up. You can help ministers who have run into hardship or have an immediate need. Stop by the NACC HUB in Hall E to learn how.

1:00 PM 7:00 PM

8:30 PM 10:00 PM

Logos Bible Software Training (t) in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 3-4

Gathering Area for Fund Development Group open until 3:00 PM in Room 110

Main Session in Hall A-B

NACC LIVE online video streaming on www.gotonacc.org

Special Needs Respite Care in Room 110

Student Convention in Wabash Ballroom 1-3

Children’s Convention in Rooms 202-212 (Registration in Crossroads Lobby)

NACC President’s Reception in Hall E near the NACC Connecting Place Stage

College Fair in Wabash Ballroom 1-3 Lobby

NACC Exhibit Hall closed for the day

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WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE Items on this schedule are preceded by their corresponding program book page number, when applicable, pointing to additional event information. Events marked with a (t) require tickets from the NACC Ticket Counter in Crossroads Lobby. All events are in the Indiana Convention Center unless otherwise indicated.

NACC Ministry Networking Breakfast (t) in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 7-10

Express Meal in Hall E at the NACC Connecting Place Stage until 9:00 AM

8:00 AM

Customer service, registration, and ticket counters open in Crossroads Lobby. Get your registration materials and special event tickets.

8:30 AM

Bible Study with Jeff Walling in 500 Ballroom

9:00 AM

Open for the day:

7:30 AM

The Connecting Place Stage, emceed by K-LOVE and Air 1, in Hall E. Visit for the Beyond the Standard speaker interviews, Express Meals, and more.

Leaders’ Conversation Center in Room 111

NACC HUB in Hall E, Near E1 Entry

Prayer Room in Room 113

Women’s Gathering Place in Exhibit Hall Booth 133, Near E1 Entry

Exhibit Hall in Halls C, D, and E

CA Tapes in Wabash East Lobby near Room 109. Audio and video recordings of select sessions are available on CD, DVD, and MP3.

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10:00 AM

Main Session in Hall A-B

NACC LIVE online video streaming on www.gotonacc.org

Student Convention in Wabash Ballroom 1-3

Children’s Convention in Rooms 202-212 (Registration in Crossroads Lobby)

11:30 AM

107 Book Signing - Gene Harker - at the Resource Center in Crossroads Lobby

12:00 PM

NACC Seniors’ Luncheon (t) in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 1-6

Lunch & Learn: Special Needs Ministry (t) in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 7

Lunch & Learn: Family Ministry (t) in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 9-10

Express Meal in Hall E at the NACC Connecting Place Stage until 1:00 PM

Gathering Area for Leaders of Smaller Congregations open until 1:30 PM in Wabash Ballroom Lobby

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107 Book Signing - Greg Pruett - at the Resource Center in Crossroads Lobby

2:00 PM

Craig Groeschel Seminar in Hall A-B

Lisa Harper Seminar in 500 Ballroom

It’s Time to Sing with the Gospel Lads (t) in Wabash Ballroom 1-3

Student Convention Workshops in Rooms 121-124

Children’s Convention in Rooms 202-212 (Registration in Crossroads Lobby)

3:00 PM

107 Book Signing - Haydn Shaw - at the Resource Center in Crossroads Lobby

3:30 PM

Student Convention Workshops in Rooms 121-124

Children’s Convention in Rooms 202-212 (Registration in Crossroads Lobby)

Workshop Session I Leadership Workshops • 7 Things You Need to Know about the 5 Generations to Remission , Sagamore Ballroom 2 • Creating an Evangelistic Culture , Sagamore Ballroom 6 • The Importance of First Impressions - Your Checklist , Room 128 Finance and Stewardship Workshop, Tax-Free Money for Ministers, Room 102 Worship Arts Workshops • How Can Our Worship Services Grow the Believer and Reach a Seeker? , Room 126 • Worship: 20 “Best” Moments/10 “Missed It” Moments , Room 127 Women’s Ministry Workshop, With God, Nothing Is Impossible, 500 Ballroom Celebrating Aging Workshop, Beyond the Buffet, Room 125 Preaching and Communication Workshop, In Google We Trust, Room 108 Theology and Apologetics Workshops • Building a Bridge to My Muslim Neighbor , Room 105 • Rethinking Worldview: A New Paradigm for Christian Discipleship , Room 106 Family Ministry Workshops • Beyond Ordinary: When a Good Marriage Isn’t Good Enough , Sagamore Ballroom 1 • Parenting Never Quits , Room 104 Technology Toolbox Workshops • Preaching with an iPad , Room 116-117 • Time to Go Mobile , Room 107 Restoration Movement Workshop, Ezra: God’s Man at a Critical Time, Room 103 Bonus Workshops • Life On Mission Church Campaign Briefing , Room 109 • ReMission Partners: the Church and Christian Higher Education , Sagamore Ballroom 7 • Restoration Movement Churches: Growing or Declining? , Room 101

4:30 PM

107 Book Signing - Liz Curtis Higgs - at the Resource Center in Crossroads Lobby

5:00 PM

NACC President’s Banquet (t) in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 1-6

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Express Meal in Hall E at the NACC Connecting Place Stage until 6:30 PM

Gathering Area for Homeschoolers and Christian School Administrators open until 6:00 PM in Marriott Hotel, Denver

Gathering Area for Leaders of Smaller Congregations open 5:15 PM - 6:15 PM in Wabash Ballroom Lobby

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Main Session in Hall A-B

NACC LIVE online video streaming on www.gotonacc.org

Special Needs Respite Care in Room 110

Student Convention in Wabash Ballroom 1-3

Children’s Convention in Rooms 202-212 (Registration in Crossroads Lobby)

8:30 PM

105 Receptions

9:00 PM

Movie presented by EchoLight Studios in Wabash Ballroom

10:00 PM

Co-sponsor of the Main Sessions LIVE STREAM and Video on Demand

• Cincinnati Christian University Alumni Reception in 500 Ballroom • Johnson University Alumni and Friends Reception in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 7-9 • Kentucky Christian University Alumni and Friends Reception in Westin Hotel, Grand Ballroom 1-3 • Lincoln Christian University Alumni Reception in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 5-6 • Mid-Atlantic Christian University Alumni and Friends Reception in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 3-4 • Ozark Christian College Alumni Reception in Westin Hotel, Grand Ballroom 4-5

Exhibit Hall closed for the day

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HOPE is here. Introducing a new social network to bring hope and “connect” people with disabilities, their families and friends. There are stories, articles, resources, even a listing of churches who welcome people with disabilities into their church family.

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Special Needs Respite Room Room 110 The NACC, in partnership with CCDM (Christian Churches Disability Ministry), is pleased to oﬀer a Special Needs Respite Room during the evening main sessions ages birth through 18. The Special Needs Respite Room is located in room 110, across from the registration area and will be staﬀed with a team of volunteers, who have been background checked and trained to care for your child, while you recharge during the evening sessions. We will have a variety of fun activities and special guests. For more information, visit the CCDM booth 1532 in the Exhibit Hall.

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THURSDAY SCHEDULE Items on this schedule are preceded by their corresponding program book page number, when applicable, pointing to additional event information. Events marked with a (t) require tickets from the NACC Ticket Counter in Crossroads Lobby. All events are in the Indiana Convention Center unless otherwise indicated. 7:30 AM 8:00 AM

NACC Ministry Networking Breakfast (t) in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 7-10

Express Meal in Hall E at the NACC Connecting Place Stage until 9:00 AM

Customer service, registration, and ticket counters open in Crossroads Lobby. Get your registration materials and special event tickets.

105 Exhibitor Workshops • Kairos – Now is the Time for God’s Mission, presented by Team Expansion in Room 128 • Making More and Better Disciples, presented by Effective Evangelism in Room 126 • Serving the Servants: Training the Church to Care for Those in Ministry presented by cleftRock Christian Ministries in Room 125 • The Lost Parent Club: Exploring the Role of the Church, in Room 127 Bible Study with Jeff Walling in 500 Ballroom

8:30 AM

9:00 AM

Open for the day:

The Connecting Place Stage, emceed by K-LOVE and Air 1, in Hall E. Visit for the Beyond the Standard speaker interviews, Express Meals, and more.

Leaders’ Conversation Center in Room 111

NACC HUB in Hall E, Near E1 Entry

Prayer Room in Room 113

Women’s Gathering Place in Exhibit Hall Booth 133, Near E1 Entry

Exhibit Hall in Halls C, D, and E

CA Tapes in Wabash East Lobby near Room 109. Audio and video recordings of select sessions are available on CD, DVD, and MP3.

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10:00 AM

Main Session in Hall A-B

NACC LIVE online video streaming on www.gotonacc.org

Student Convention in Wabash Ballroom 1-3

Children’s Convention in Rooms 202-212 (Registration in Crossroads Lobby)

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107 Book Signing - Gene Harker - at the Resource Center in Crossroads Lobby

12:00 PM

NACC Ladies’ Luncheon (t) in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 1-6

Lunch & Learn: Special Needs Ministry (t) in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 7

Lunch & Learn: Current Topics in Compensation and Benefits (t) in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 8

Lunch & Learn: Family Ministry (t) in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 9-10

Express Meal in Hall E at the NACC Connecting Place Stage until 1:00 PM

Gathering Area for Associate Ministers open until 1:30 in Marriott Hotel, Columbus Room

1:30 PM

Gathering Area for Retired Ministers open until 1:30 in Marriott Hotel, Lincoln Room

2:00 PM

Tim Hawkins LIVE in Hall A-B

Children’s Convention in Rooms 202-212 (Registration in Crossroads Lobby)

3:00 PM

107 Book Signing - Jamie Snyder - at the Resource Center in Crossroads Lobby

3:30 PM

Student Convention Workshops in Rooms 121-124

Children’s Convention in Rooms 202-212 (Registration in Crossroads Lobby)

Workshop Session II

3:30 PM

Leadership Workshops • Baptism Sunday, Room 116-117 • Crossing Ethnic Lines, Room 108 • Healthy Elders = Healthy Churches, Room 105 Finance and Stewardship Workshop, How We Have Given and Grown, Room 106 Worship Arts Workshop, 10 Ways to Worship without Music, Room 128 Women’s Ministry Workshop, The Art of Knowing God, 500 Ballroom Celebrating Aging Workshops • Help! Our Kids and Grandkids Need Jesus!, Room 125 • You’re Going to Die…Get Over It!, Room 126 Preaching and Communication Workshops • Exegeting the Listener, Room 103 • Multi-Generational Preaching, Sagamore Ballroom 1 • Truth in Love: Preaching about Homosexuality and other Hot Topics, Sagamore Ballroom 6 Theology and Apologetics Workshops • Knowing and Loving My Neighbor, Room 107 • You Lost Me: Finding Faith in a New Generation, Sagamore Ballroom 7 Family Ministry Workshops • Helping Families Reach Families, Room 102 • ReMissioning the Church on the Pro-Life Issue, Sagamore Ballroom 2 Technology Toolbox Workshops • Re-Missioning Facebook,Twitter and More, Room 127 • Digital Ministry Resources, Room 101 Restoration Movement Workshop, Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry: Responses from a Stone-Campbell Perspective, Room 104 Bonus Workshop, Life On Mission Church Campaign Briefing , Room 109

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107 Book Signing - Joanna Weaver - at the Resource Center in Crossroads Lobby

5:00 PM

Express Meal in Hall E at the NACC Connecting Place Stage until 6:30 PM

6:45 PM

National Bible Bowl winner presentations in Hall A-B

7:00 PM

Main Session in Hall A-B

NACC LIVE online video streaming on www.gotonacc.org

Special Needs Respite Care in Room 110

Student Convention in Wabash Ballroom 1-3

Children’s Convention in Rooms 202-212 (Registration in Crossroads Lobby)

8:30 PM

105 Receptions

9:00PM

Movie presented by City on a Hill Studio in Wabash Ballroom: The Song

10:00 PM

Exhibit Hall closed for the event

• Milligan College and Emmanuel Christian Seminary Alumni and Friends Reception in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 7-9

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FRIDAY SCHEDULE Items on this schedule are preceded by their corresponding program book page number, when applicable, pointing to additional event information. Events marked with a (t) require tickets from the NACC Ticket Counter in Crossroads Lobby. All events are in the Indiana Convention Center unless otherwise indicated.

NACC Ministers’ Wives’ Breakfast (t) in Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 7-10

Express Meal in Wabash West Food Court, near Maryland Street, until 9:00 AM

8:00 AM

Customer service, registration, and ticket counters is open in Crossroads Lobby. Get your 2014 registration materials and register for the 2015 Cincinnati NACC.

8:30 AM

Bible Study with Jeff Walling in Wabash Ballroom 1-3

7:30 AM

Open the until 11:30 AM:

CA Tapes in Wabash East Lobby near Room 109. Audio and video recordings of select sessions are available on CD, DVD, and MP3.

107 Resource Center in Crossroads Lobby 10:00 AM

12:00 PM

Main Session in Hall A-B

NACC LIVE online video streaming on www.gotonacc.org

Children’s Convention in Rooms 202-212

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The Life on Mission Campaign Starter Kit includes: • Life on Mission Book • 6-week DVD Small Group Study • Small Group Study Guide • Campaign Poster • Resource Disc • 6-week Life on Mission Sermon Series

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COLLEGE FAIR Tuesday 8:30 PM - 10:00 PM Wabash Lobby Join several Christian colleges and universities at the NACC College Fair after the Tuesday Evening Main Session. Representatives and students from Christian colleges and universities will provide information and address questions. All parents and prospective students are invited. Tickets are not required. Coordinated by National Bible Bowl www.biblebowl.com Participating colleges and universities include Central Christian College of the Bible, Great Lakes Christian College, Hope International University, Johnson University, Kentucky Christian University, Mid-Atlantic Christian University, Milligan College, Ozark Christian College, Point University, and more.

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The NACC depends on your registration support to continue this ministry. Please wear your NACC Badge (nametag). It verifies that you are registered for the 2014 NACC. If you lose your NACC Badge, please ask for a replacement. Hours

Tuesday 8:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Wednesday 8:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

The phone number for Customer Service is (317) 262-5910. Comments and Feedback We depend on your input to plan future events! Please tell us about your experience. NACC Feedback Kiosks are available throughout the convention center and at Customer Service. Emergency and First Aid Please notify a NACC volunteer or convention center personnel if emergency medical assistance is needed. They will help emergency personnel locate the situation quickly. A First Aid area is located in Crossroads Lobby. Lost and Found To inquire about an item that has been lost or to present a found item, please visit Customer Service.

Message Center and Career Board The NACC provides boards to post personal messages for fellow attendees. These boards are located in NACC HUB, near Hall E1 Entry. Tickets Visit the ticket counter in Crossroads Lobby for Special Event Tickets. Ribbons Ribbons attached to official NACC name badges signify the following groups: Past NACC Presidents (Purple); NACC Continuation Committee (Yellow); NACC Executive Committee (Blue); Exhibitor (Black); Host Church (Red); Volunteer (Green). Wheelchair and Medical Equipment Rental Scooter and wheelchair rentals are available from Scoot-Around at 888-441-7575 (scootaround.com/rentals/n/nacc).

VIDEO ACCESS | GOTONACC.ORG You can watch the 2014 NACC Main Sessions live or after the sessions for a limited time. You can also purchase videos of the main sessions and workshop sessions from www.catapes.org or from the CA Tapes booth in Wabash East Lobby near Room 109.

NACC LIVE Visit www.gotonacc.org to watch the NACC Main Sessions live! NACC LIVE is ideal for missionaries overseas and those who cannot attend the conference, but want to fellowship with others in real time via the integrated Facebook and Twitter feeds. • Live Chat via Facebook and Twitter • Note-taking area with email connection • Multi-Language Electronic Bible for easy reference • Streamed in English on Eastern Daylight Time

NACC VIDEO ON DEMAND The Main Sessions will be available online for 30 days (starting 24 hours after the session airs). You can pause, rewind, and fast forward the Video on Demand. This is ideal for groups who want to gather together to watch the videos with a small group and need control of when the video starts and stops.

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Southeast Christian Church | Louisville, KY Join others interested in medical missions for a conference featuring plenary sessions with breakout classes, a variety of speakers, a wide range of exhibiting organizations, and special events!

Blankenbaker Campus 920 Blankenbaker Parkway | Louisville, KY 40243

For more information and registration go to medicalmissions. com/conferences.

502.253.8000 | southeastchristian.org Connecting people to Jesus and one another

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CONNECTING PLACE STAGE SPONSORS

NACC CONNECTING PLACE STAGE | HALL E Visit the NACC’s Connecting Place Stage emceed by K-LOVE and Air 1. Enjoy Beyond the Standard speaker interviews, Express Meals, and more.

BEYOND THE STANDARD Christian Standard magazine will interview NACC speakers for answers to questions they didn’t address in their formal presentations. The interview schedule will be posted at the Connecting Place Stage.

EXPRESS MEALS CREDIT CARDS AND CASH ARE ACCEPTED ALL INCLUSIVE, NO ADDITIONAL TAX/TIP

Circle City Audio and Clear Sound Design receive special appreciation for their support with audio, sound, lights, and projection equipment.

Breakfast ($8.50) 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM Includes Coffee, Hot Tea, Orange Juice or Water

Lunch ($9.75) 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Includes Lemonade, Iced Tea or Water

Dinner ($11.25) 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM Includes Lemonade, Iced Tea or Water

WEDNESDAY at the Connecting Place Stage

Breakfast sandwich, fruit cup, and a mini muffin.

Beef stew over rice, vegetable, rolls, and a Rice Krispie® treat.

Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, vegetable, rolls, and a fresh apple.

THURSDAY at the Connecting Place Stage

Breakfast sandwich, fruit cup, and a mini muffin.

Vegetable lasagna, Beef pot roast, vegetable, bread mashed potatoes, stick, and a cookie. vegetable, and rolls.

FRIDAY at the Wabash West Food Court

Breakfast sandwich, fruit cup, and a mini muffin.

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LEADERS’ CONVERSATION CENTER | ROOM 111 It’s been said that everything big begins with a conversation. Ministry leaders are in great need of meaningful connection and conversation. Come to this center whether you are serving in the local church or in mission efforts. This center will be stocked with great resources to help ministry leaders both serve well and finish well. Most importantly, this center will be staffed with professional counselors and seasoned mentors who are ready to provide soulenriching and ministry-enhancing assistance. Sponsored by Blessing Ranch, Inc.

NACC HUB | HALL E ENTRY The NACC HUB is a place to hang out and talk, relax between sessions, connect to free Wi-Fi, and use the computer stations. CHARGING STATIONS Kairos Benevolence Fund has provided battery charging stations for iPads, iPhones, Androids, Blackberries and other small personal devices. Charging stations are located at the NACC HUB, at the Leaders of Smaller Congregations Gathering Area in Wabash Lobby, near Hall D1 entry, and near Hall D2 entry (Maryland Street side). You are required to stay with your device as it charges. Do not remove any charger adapters or property from these stations. NACC is not responsible for lost personal devices. Any items found unattended will be turned in at the NACC Customer Service Desk in Crossroads Lobby. Sponsored by Kairos Benevolence Fund. Launched at the 2012 North American Christian Convention, Kairos Benevolence Fund was established to provide compassion and care to aging ministers and missionaries of the Christian Churches and Churches of Christ - who after a lifetime of faithful service to Christ’s Kingdom find themselves facing a specific financial crisis.

PRAYER ROOM | ROOM 113 All are welcome to come and go freely and to stay in the prayer room as long as they like. While in the prayer room, feel free to offer corporate prayer, read your Bible, study a favorite commentary, write in your journal, or engage in private prayer.

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GATHERING AREAS ASSOCIATE MINISTERS Marriott Hotel, Columbus Room Thursday 12:00 PM -1:30 PM Be part of this gathering designed to empower and encourage full time adult staff associates. With many retreats and seminars geared to help the senior/lead minister of our churches, a team is looking to find ways to help the associate be the best leader and minister they can be from their position of leadership within the church. Facilitated by Tim and Terry Anderson and sponsored by Bob Russell Ministries, we would love to have you be a part of this gathering designed with the associate in mind. Bring your own lunch and we will share together and plan for the future.

FUND DEVELOPMENT GROUP Room 110 Tuesday 1:00 PM -3:00 PM Join other non-profit fund development professionals in this informal gathering to share ideas, encourage one another, and pray. Our past meetings have been very helpful and rewarding for many who are new to the donor engagement world or who have served for a few decades.

HOMESCHOOLERS AND CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS Marriott Hotel, Denver Room Wednesday 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM Join us as we gather to fellowship, encourage, share and discuss opportunities and best practices. Facilitated by Jim Book, Senior Minister, First Christian Church, Kissimmee, FL.

RETIRED MINISTERS Marriott Hotel, Lincoln Room Thursday 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM Bring your lunch and join us for an hour of fellowship and reflection as we renew old friendships and build new relationships with retired ministers (and those nearing that stage of life) within the Restoration Movement. A brief program will feature Dr. E. LeRoy Lawson, John Samples, Howard Brammer, and John Caldwell – along with video highlights from the 2014 Retired Minister’s Conference.

LEADERS OF SMALLER CONGREGATIONS Wabash Lobby Wednesday 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM and 5:15 PM - 6:15 PM Join your peers and respected church leaders for informal roundtable discussions on various issues related to ministry in smaller congregations. Feel free to bring in a box lunch to enjoy while engaging in good conversations. Come and go as you wish. Free resources available.

WOMEN’S GATHERING PLACE Visit the Women’s Gathering Place in the NACC Exhibit Hall (Booth 133), Hall E, near E1 entry. This is a special place to talk to workshop speakers and find ideas for women’s ministry. It is a great spot for fellowship and for propping your feet up.

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lecture

Let’s partner in proclaiming Christ globally

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God’s Man at a Critical Time

2014 NACC Lectureship

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full care for field missionaries • internships for college age youth • short-term projects for the church • missions awareness events

Professor of Old Testament Lincoln Christian Seminary

Wednesday, July 9, 2014 3:30-4:30pm Room 103 Indiana Convention Center

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SERVICE PROJECTS ADOPT AN UNREACHED PEOPLE GROUP This is an initiative that began at the 2011 NACC in partnership with NACC, Team Expansion, and Restoration Revolution. U4theU is a special initiative aimed at changing forever the spiritual destinies of people groups and cities that previously have remained hidden from the gospel. Learn about Unreached Peoples and cities, select one for which you can pray, and ask God to help you make a difference among the people group or city that you choose. Located in Wabash East Lobby, near Room 108.

CARE FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS Christian Churches Disability Ministry and volunteers from Indianapolis are providing on-site care for children (1 -18 y/o) with disabilities while their caregivers attend the NACC evening main sessions. Stop by the Respite Room (Room 110) or the CCDM Booth 1532 to offer a hand or pick up information on how to set up a respite care area at your church.

BUNDLE MUCH NEEDED PERSONAL CARE ITEMS Partner with FAME to bundle much needed personal care items to be sent to the underserved throughout the world. Personal Care Kits containing bar soap, washcloths, shampoo, toothpaste, and toothbrushes will be assembled as an ongoing service project during the convention. You can help at the FAME Booth 1513 in the Exhibit Hall.

PACK FOOD ITEMS FOR HAITI Lifeline Christian Mission, in partnership with the NACC and many local sponsoring Indiana churches, need your help to pack food items into family sized units, which will be shipped and distributed to the hardship poor of Haiti. The product is a shelf-stable, nutritious, rice-based food that is shipped around the world where children and families are impacted by starvation and malnutrition. Volunteers age ten and older can help package a full cargo load of family sized food units for this important mission of hope for those in great need. The packing stations will be in the NACC Exhibit Hall, near the NACC HUB, Hall E1 Entry. Look for signup instructions at the Lifeline Christian Mission Booth 1017.

YOU CAN HELP MINISTERS IN NEED NACC is working with the Kairos Benevolence Fund to raise awareness of the increased need to provide help and support for ministers who have run into hardship or have an immediate need. Stop by the NACC HUB in Hall E, near E1 entry, to pick up a pamphlet and learn more about what you can do to help this effort as an individual or through your church as a budgeted ministry effort.

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STUDENT CONVENTION The NACC Student Convention is produced by Youth in Ministry, Milligan College. YouthinMinistry.org

WEDNESDAY STUDENT WORKSHOPS

TUESDAY 7:00 8:30 PM

Main Session Matt Reagan- speaker Carrollton- worship

Wabash Ballroom

9:00 10:00 PM

Late Night Activities College Fair

Wabash Lobby

Room 121 | COLLIDE: THE IMPACT OF DISCIPLESHIP AND LEADERSHIP Nathan Cachiaras, Lindsey Kyker, Oscar Sarmiento, and Sarah Walsh, Milligan College There are lots of leadership myths such as leaders are powerful, knowledgeable, charismatic individuals. We think true leadership —credible, authentic, Christian leadership—happens at the place where leadership and discipleship collide. Explore how leadership actually begins with Jesus’ words, “follow me.” Perhaps true leaders are those who lead us in how to follow. Could that be you? Room 122 | AVOIDING THE LINE Matt Agnew, Chandler Christian Church, Chandler, AZ No one likes to wait in a line at an amusement park, grocery store, or anywhere. But perhaps some of the best lessons of our lives happen when things don’t go according to our plan. Maybe you’ve been wondering why God isn’t answering your prayers or showing you an immediate answer to your problems. Let’s examine how to be still and at peace with God. Matt will help you explore some valuable lessons as you wait on the desires of your heart.

WEDNESDAY 8:30 9:30 AM

Morning Devotions

Hoosier Lobby Food Court (past room 130)

10:00 11:30 AM

Main Session Matt Reagan- speaker Carrollton- worship

Wabash Ballroom

11:30 2:00 PM

The Zone Open

Exhibit Hall, Entry C

1:00 PM

Lifeline Service Project Session 1

Near HUB, Exhibit Hall

2:00 3:00 PM

Afternoon Workshop Session 1

Room 123 | FINDING THE HERO WITHIN Jeff Shicks, Lakeshore Christian Church, Antioch, TN Did you ever think that you could be a superhero? Maybe it seems unlikely, but Jeff would like to help you discover how to become a hero that impacts your friends and family.

WEDNESDAY STUDENT MINISTER WORKSHOPS

3:30 4:30 PM

Room 124 | TEENS AND SEXUALITY: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR TOUGH CONVERSATIONS Dr. Jack Holland and Jarrod Suits, Emmanuel Christian Seminary, Johnson City, TN Where are young people learning about sexuality? Is it from their parents, friends, church leaders, or a media with a saturated agenda that uses sex to promote products and alternative lifestyles? The voice of Student Ministers, Christian parents, and Church leaders has been muted in our preoccupied culture. In this session, participants will explore practical ideas to empower young people to embrace God’s call to holiness.

Room 121

Avoiding the Line

Room 122

Finding the Hero Within

Room 123

Hyper-Connected Students and Social Media

Room 124

Lifeline Service Project Session 2

Near HUB, Exhibit Hall

Afternoon Workshop Session 2 Collide

Room 121

Avoiding the Line

Room 122

Finding the Hero Within

Room 123

Teens and Sexuality

Room 124

Lifeline Service Project Session 3

Near HUB, Exhibit Hall

4:30 6:00 PM

The Zone Open

Exhibit Hall, Entry C

7:00 8:30 PM

Main Session Matt Reagan- speaker Carrollton- worship

Wabash Ballroom

9:00 10:00 PM

The Zone Open

Exhibit Hall, Entry C

9:30 PM

Movie “One Generation Away”

Wabash Ballroom

Room 124 | HYPER-CONNECTED STUDENTS AND SOCIAL MEDIA Tommy Staggs, First Christian Church, Greeneville TN Connectivity is the norm among teenagers with an average of 5 hours per day spent online and nearly 11 hours per day of media consumption. In this workshop we’ll explore the implications for ministry to students in this hyper-connected reality by identifying ways to leverage social media for Kingdom work and exposing potential dangers. Come join the discussion as we discover practical ways to make Jesus known in the midst of an ever increasing appetite for social media.

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BROKEN HOMES. SHATTERED DREAMS. MISSED OPPORTUNITIES. Since 1957, Cookson Hills has offered help, hope, and healing to abused and neglected kids with the goal of restoring them and their families to a life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ. PROVIDING CHRIST-CENTERED RESIDENTIAL CARE, EDUCATION, AND THERAPEUTIC SERVICES FOR AT-RISK KIDS AGES 5-17 If you’re seeking help for a child in crisis, please call us today!

YOU CAN HELP! The past 57 years has given us the opportunity to minister to more than 5,000 children. Building on a Legacy of Love is the largest, most ambitious, and most important effort in the history of Cookson Hills. Stop by our booth and find out how you can help expand this ministry and position Cookson Hills for the next 50 years of service.

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THURSDAY STUDENT WORKSHOPS Room 121 | KEEP YOUR SEATBELT FASTENED Keith Parker, Hazelwood Christian Church, Hazelwood, IN Turbulence happens on airplanes and it happens in our lives every day. How can you protect yourself when the pressure of life threatens to consume you? Join Keith to examine how to get through the rough times, peer pressure, and negative influences that threaten us. Room 122 | SET A PRISONER FREE… THE FORGIVENESS FACTOR Eric Carter, Plainfield Christian Church, Plainfield, IN Your life will be full of things that you don’t expect. At some point in your life, someone will do something that hurts you. And you will do something that hurts someone else. Discover how forgiveness will set you free. ROOM 123 | LIFE BEYOND THE LABEL Will Ellis, The Church at Mt. Gilead, Mooresville, IN

8:30 9:30 AM

Morning Devotions

Hoosier Lobby Food Court (past room 130)

10:00 11:30 AM

Main Session Matt Reagan- speaker Carrollton- worship

Wabash Ballroom

11:30 2:00 PM

The Zone Open

Exhibit Hall, Entry C

1:00 PM

Lifeline Service Project Session 4

Near HUB, Exhibit Hall

2:00 3:00 PM

Tim Hawkins LIVE (No workshops)

Main Session Hall A-B

3:30 4:30 PM

Afternoon Workshop Session

Labels are sticky. What happens when you mess up and everyone knows what you have done? Join Will to explore how to use your mistakes for God’s glory.

THURSDAY STUDENT MINISTER WORKSHOPS

Keep Your Seatbelt Fastened

Room 121

Set the Prisoner Free

Room 122

Life Beyond the Label

Room 123

Teens and Sexuality

Room 124

Lifeline Service Project Session 5

Near HUB, Exhibit Hall

Room 124 | TEENS AND SEXUALITY: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR TOUGH CONVERSATIONS Dr. Jack Holland and Jarrod Suits, Emmanuel Christian Seminary, Johnson City, TN

4:30 6:00 PM

The Zone Open

Exhibit Hall, Entry C

7:00 8:30 PM

Main Session Matt Reagan- speaker Carrollton- worship

Wabash Ballroom

Where are young people learning about sexuality? Is it from their parents, friends, church leaders, or a media with a saturated agenda that uses sex to promote products and alternative lifestyles? The voice of Student Ministers, Christian parents, and Church leaders has been muted in our preoccupied culture. In this session, participants will explore practical ideas to empower young people to embrace God’s call to holiness.

9:00 10:00 PM

The Zone Open

Exhibit Hall, Entry C

9:30 PM

Movie “The Song”

Wabash Ballroom

NACC STUDENT CONVENTION Produced by Youth in Ministry, Milligan College.

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CHILDREN’S CONVENTION

WE ARE SO GLAD YOU BROUGHT YOUR FAMILY TO THE NACC! NACC Children’s Convention volunteers will care for your children while you are in NACC Main Sessions and specified afternoon sessions. Experienced children’s ministry leaders have planned fun and Christ-focused programs that include Bible stories, worship, games and more in the nursery, preschool (3-4 years), kindergarten (5-6 years), and elementary (7-12 years). Volunteers are happy to help you at the Children’s Convention Kiosk located in Crossroads Lobby. The volunteers at the doors to your children’s rooms are also available to help.

HOW TO REGISTER Before entering the children’s convention area, register your children and receive Security ID tags. Register at the NACC Registration Counter located in Crossroads Lobby. Then, pick up your children’s name tags from the Children’s Convention kiosk also located in Crossroads Lobby.

INFORMATION PACKET Information packets are available at the Children’s Convention Kiosk located in Crossroads Lobby. It has the operating schedule, policies, procedures, program information, and more.

SPONSORS CHRISTIAN CHURCHES DISABILITY MINISTRY The Special Needs Respite Care operates in Room 110 during the evening main sessions for children and teens (birth - 18 years). CREATION MUSEUM Visit the Creation Museum Booth 719 in the NACC Exhibit Hall for a special discount to take your children to the Creation Museum.

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MEET THE TEAM NACC Staff - Carie Schultz coordinates the NACC Children’s Convention. She loves serving with the experienced and creative team. Please contact Carie with any questions about the NACC Children’s Convention. Email is best, carie@gotonacc.org. By phone during the NACC, leave a message at the NACC Customer Service Desk (317) 262-5910. After the NACC, call the NACC office at (513) 772-9970 x 12.

Elementary Director - Larry Cramer loves working and sharing the gospel with what he calls the biggest mission field of the world (children). He wants to help make an impact on a kid’s worldview every time he teaches. Larry is the Children’s Minister at Bright Christian Church in Bright, Indiana. Larry is returning for his second year as the NACC Elementary Director. His team will be building on a program similar to the 2013 program, which the kids absolutely loved. Kindergarten Director - Dave Wohlenhaus serves at Connection Pointe Christian Church in Brownsburg, IN as the Children and Student Ministry Team Leader. Dave is married to Tara and has three daughters. Dave was on the Children’s Convention leadership team during the 2010 Indianapolis, NACC. He returned to direct the 5 and 6 year old rooms. Kindergarten will have a blast as they learn to “Live It Out.” Kids will learn to TAKE IN the stories (parables) that Jesus told, and then LIVE THEM OUT in our homes, schools, and churches. Preschool Director - Maggie Andrews is the Preschool Associate at Kingsway Christian Church. She grew up in Greenwood, Indiana; graduated from Ball State University (Elementary Education); and taught Kindergarten for three years at Greenwood Christian Academy. Maggie and her husband, Garrett, are very excited as they are expanding their family this fall and welcoming their first child. This is Maggie’s first year on the NACC Children’s Convention leadership team. She is leading the preschool (3 and 4 year olds) toward, “Building Hearts for Jesus.” Hearts will be captured as they are amazed and engaged in Bible Town. Children will experience hands on learning while visiting the marketplace, fishing, riding animals and worshiping in God’s house! Preschoolers love to learn by doing and these daily lessons and activities will bring Jesus and culture to life for them. Join us in Bible Town as we build hearts for Jesus! Nursery Director - Don A Stowell ministers at Lockland Christian Church in Cincinnati, OH. He and his wife, Sharlene, have three adult daughters and three grandchildren. Don serves on the NACC Leadership Committee and has written articles in Christian magazines as well as a book to help individuals with grief and loss. You may have seen Don around. He has helped during NACC events in ticket sales, special events, facility set-up, and more. Last year, Don helped pilot the first-ever Children’s Convention Kiosk in the registration area. This year, Don has volunteered to run the nursery. He added new emergency evacuation cribs to the nursery for safety and stability. His team is excited to help watch our youngest children while you attend NACC sessions. Security Team Director - Jared Perkins has been following God’s call to minister to children for over twenty years. He is currently the Children’s Minister at Plum Creek Christian Church in northern Kentucky. Jared has been on the NACC Children’s Convention leadership team since 2009 (missing only one year since 2009). His team is ready to greet you at the Children’s Convention kiosk in Crossroads Lobby, help you at your child’s door during check-in and check-out, and more. North American Christian Convention www.gotonacc.org

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WOMEN’S CONFERENCE WOMEN’S CONFERENCE SPONSORS

TUESDAY

Lisa Harper

Welcome to this conference within the NACC! Your NACC registration includes all NACC Women’s Conference programming. Visit the Women’s Gathering Place in the NACC Exhibit Hall (Booth 133), Hall E, near E1 entry. This is a special place to talk to workshop speakers and find ideas for women’s ministry. It is a great spot for fellowship and for propping your feet up. Lisa Harper was the director of Focus on the Family’s national women’s ministry and spent six years in local church ministry. She’s now a popular speaker with Women of Faith and the author of ten books, including Stumbling into Grace: Confessions of a Sometimes Spiritually Clumsy Woman. Catch her featured seminar on Wednesday at 2:00 PM. On Wednesday at 3:30 PM, you will have the opportunity to hear from Liz Curtis Higgs, an award-winning author of both fiction and non-fiction books, as well as children's books. She is also a veteran public speaker and former radio personality. To date, Higgs has written twenty-seven books, with more than three million copies in print, and is the recipient of several literary awards.

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Women’s Gathering Place Open

NACC Exhibit Hall Booth 133

WEDNESDAY 9:00 AM

Women’s Gathering Place Open

NACC Exhibit Hall

2:00 3:00 PM

Featured Seminar Lisa Harper

500 Ballroom

3:30 4:30 PM

Workshop Liz Curtis Higgs

500 Ballroom

THURSDAY 9:00 AM

Women’s Gathering Place Open

NACC Exhibit Hall Near Hall E1 Entry

12:00 PM

Ladies’ Luncheon Get tickets in Crossroads Lobby

Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 1-6

3:30 4:30 PM

Workshop Joanna Weaver

500 Ballroom

FRIDAY 7:30 AM

NACC Ministers’ Wives’ Breakfast Get tickets in Crossroads Lobby

Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 7-10

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The NACC Ladies’ Luncheon speaker is Nicole Krajewski, clothing designer for byTavi, a faith-based micro-enterprise initiative that provides training and fair wages to at-risk and impoverished Cambodian women. The luncheon will feature a style show of byTavi handbags and clothes and a live painting of a Cambodian scene by artist Kristi Thomas from Traders Point Christian Church (IN). On Thursday at 3:30 PM, Joanna Weaver will share about the importance of Christian disciplines in your walk of faith. Joanna is the best-selling author of Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World, Having a Mary Spirit, Lazarus Awakening, and the award-winning gift book, With This Ring. Her articles as a Christian writer have appeared in such publications as Focus on the Family, Guideposts, and HomeLife. On Friday morning, come to the NACC Ministers’ Wives’ Breakfast. Four ministers’ wives will speak on the joys and challenges of being a minister’s wife from the vantage points of small, medium sized, large, and mega churches. We welcome our panelists: Julie Black, Clayton Christian Church, Clayton, IN; Pam Carter, Bella Vista Christian Church, Bella Vista, AR; Kim Hamlin, Shelby Christian Church, Shelbyville, KY; Denise Harlow, Parkview Christian Church, Orland Park, IL.

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SPEAKERS & SPECIAL GUESTS Speakers and special guests are listed in alphabetical order with page references to information about their speaking events at NACC Main Sessions, Featured Seminars, Workshops, Bible Studies, and Special Events. Dick Alexander (91) Nikko Allen (83) Vince Antonucci (63) Gene Appel (69) Julie Black (57) Bill Brandt (69) Debbie Burk (83) Nate Bush (77, 85) Vanessa Bush (85) Ben Cachiaras (73) Tammy Cady (57) Pam Carter (57) Bob Cherry (83) Vicki Cherry (69, 83) Todd Clark (73) Aimee Cottle (71) Delynn Daniels (69) Byron Davis (83) Justin and Trisha Davis (71) Kevin Dooley (71) Brett Eastman (73, 87) Jim Estep(73, 83) Tim Foot (69) Mark and Sue Gallagher (71) Dr. Bill Greer (73) Joanie Grimm (85) Craig Groeschel (57, 65, 75) Kim Hamlin (57) John Hampton (83) Andy Hansen (71) Amy Hanson (71) Denise Harlow (57, 69) North American Christian Convention www.gotonacc.org

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Tim Harlow (57, 61) Lisa Harper (65) Tim Hawkins (79) John Mark Hicks (87) Liz Curtis Higgs (63, 69) Kevin Holland (83) Murray Hollis (57) Gary Holloway (87) Drew Humphreys (69) Travis Hurley (83) Santiago Jaramillo (73) Cal Jernigan (89) Brian Jobe (73, 85) Gary Johnson (83) Caleb Kaltenbach (85) Kelly Kastens (69)

Steve Kehrer (57) David Kinnaman (77, 85) Paul J. Kissling (73) Richard Knopp (71) Nicole Krajewski (57) LeRoy Lawson (73, 85) Eddie Lowen (83) Nate Mace (87) R. Paige Mathews (73) Benji Maurer (55) Evan McBroom (87) Ben Merold (75, 85, 91) Steve Merriman (69) Matt Nickoson (85) Kevin Odor (85) David Pace (73) North American Christian Convention www.gotonacc.org

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Scott Pugh (83) Joe Putting (83) Adam Rasmussen (57) Ron Rasmussen (57) Daryl Reed (83, 91) Denise Ritter (69) David Roadcup (83) Alan Robertson (91)

Rick Rusaw (77, 85) Bob Russell (91) Kendall Rutledge (83) Haydn Shaw (69) Jill Stanek (87) Jon Stedman (57) Sean Stewart (69) Sam Stone (83) Lee Strobel (91) Scott Sutherland (71) David Vaughan (83) Scott Wakefield (73) Susanne Walden (69, 83) Jeff Walling (59) Rick Warren (61) Joanna Weaver (83) Mark Weedman (87) Teresa Welch (73) Brian “Head” Welch (89) Robert Welsh (87) Steve White (55) Sam Winger (85) Aaron Wymer (85)

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SPECIAL EVENT SPONSORS

SPECIAL EVENTS Get tickets from the NACC Ticket Counter in Crossroads Lobby. NACC Special Events provide additional opportunities for you to connect with others, have a nice meal, hear a featured speaker, enjoy musical guests, and more.

LOGOS BIBLE SOFTWARE TRAINING SESSION MARRIOT HOTEL, MARRIOTT BALLROOM 3-4 TUESDAY 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM SPONSORED BY LOGOS BIBLE SOFTWARE Come learn how to take your Bible Study or sermon prep to the next level using Logos Bible Software. Bring your laptop for hands-on training on how to expertly utilize this Bible Study tool beyond your expectations. Tickets are $5 and include a beverage refreshment break.

NACC MINISTRY NETWORKING BREAKFASTS MARRIOT HOTEL, MARRIOTT BALLROOM 7-10 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM SPONSORED BY MILLIGAN COLLEGE AND STANDARD PUBLISHING Discover practical ideas, new resources, and fresh perspectives to aid your ministry. Several topics will be discussed, including volunteer recruitment, sermon illustrations, developing leaders, succession planning and more. Tickets are $5 and include the meal.

NACC SENIORS’ LUNCHEON MARRIOT HOTEL, MARRIOTT BALLROOM 1-6 WEDNESDAY 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM SPONSORED BY JOHNSON UNIVERSITY This event features Steve White, who has served as senior minister of Plainfield Christian Church (IN) for over 25 years. Benji Maurer, worship minister from Christ Church at Mason (OH), a talented singer, song writer, and musician, will join us for a fun-filled entertaining meal. $18 tickets include the meal.

LUNCH & LEARN: SPECIAL NEEDS MINISTRY MARRIOT HOTEL, MARRIOTT BALLROOM 7 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM SPONSORED BY STANDARD PUBLISHING This breakout titled, Becoming the Body: Influencing a Culture Change toward Special Needs Ministry, is designed to give you helpful tools for communicating a vision that includes children, adults, and families with special needs in all aspects of ministry at your church. Leave with ways to help your church begin to see special needs ministry as foundational. Tickets are $5 and include the meal.

LUNCH & LEARN: FAMILY MINISTRY MARRIOT HOTEL, MARRIOTT BALLROOM 9-10 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM SPONSORED BY STANDARD PUBLISHING You will gain immediately actionable ways to help you build your family ministry: bringing families together to learn, equipping parents to lead and continue the conversation at home, and preparing families to mirror God’s heart of compassion. Tickets are $5 and include the meal.

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THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MISSIONS PRESENTS THE 2014 CONFERENCE

Greater Columbus Convention Center

David Butts - 2014 President

“So much of missions is horizontally focused and rightly so. But if we want maximum impact horizontally we need to start with a Vertical focus. It’s all about Jesus.”

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SPECIAL EVENTS Continued from previous page IT’S TIME TO SING WITH THE GOSPEL LADS WABASH BALLROOM 1-3 WEDNESDAY 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM SPONSORED BY CHRISTIAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION This very special event is for those who love the music of decades past and who want to sing or just listen to hymns and gospel songs that praise the Lord. Murray Hollis, Steve Kehrer, Ron Rasmussen, Jon Stedman, Tammy Cady, and Adam Rasmussen (The Gospel Lads) will lead you in a mix of praise choruses and some lively hymns. Tickets are $5 and include light refreshments served after an hour of musical performance and celebration.

Circle City Audio and Clear Sound Design receive special appreciation for their support with audio, sound, and lights.

NACC PRESIDENT’S BANQUET OPEN TO ALL MARRIOT HOTEL, MARRIOTT BALLROOM 1-6 WEDNESDAY 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM PLATINUM SPONSOR: CHURCH DEVELOPMENT FUND CO-SPONSORS: CENTRAL INDIA CHRISTIAN MISSION, OZARK CHRISTIAN COLLEGE NACC President Tim Harlow invites you to a lively discussion with Craig Groeschel. Craig Groeschel is the founder and senior pastor of LifeChurch.tv, considered the largest church in America. Tickets are $25 and include the meal.

NACC LADIES’ LUNCHEON MARRIOT HOTEL, MARRIOTT BALLROOM 1-6 THURSDAY 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM SPONSORED BY CLERGY ADVANTAGE

Tim Harlow

We welcome Nicole Krajewski, clothing designer for byTavi, a faith-based micro-enterprise initiative that provides training and fair wages to at-risk and impoverished Cambodian women. The luncheon will feature a style show of byTavi handbags and clothes and a live painting of a Cambodian scene by artist Kristi Thomas from Traders Point Christian Church (IN). Tickets are $20 and include the meal.

LUNCH & LEARN: CURRENT TOPICS IN COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS FOR CHURCH EMPLOYEES MARRIOT HOTEL, MARRIOTT BALLROOM 8 THURSDAY 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM SPONSORED BY PENSION FUND OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Craig Groeschel

You’ve heard the saying “What you don’t know can’t hurt you,” but when it comes to your health and finances, nothing could be further from the truth. In this lunch and learn event with a following Q&A session, experts will focus on key issues and trends that could impact your current lifestyle and retirement, including housing allowance, legislative changes, health care costs and more. We’ll also discuss how financial planning for retirement now can help you continue your ministry beyond retirement. Tickets can be purchased for $5.

NACC MINISTERS’ WIVES’ BREAKFAST MARRIOT HOTEL, MARRIOTT BALLROOM 7-10 FRIDAY 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM SPONSORED BY ONE CHILD MATTERS

Nicole Krajewski

Ministers’ wives are invited to enjoy this breakfast. Four ministers’ wives will speak on the joys and challenges of being a minister’s wife from the vantage points of small, medium sized, large, and mega churches. We welcome our panelists: Julie Black, Clayton Christian Church, Clayton, IN; Pam Carter, Bella Vista Christian Church, Bella Vista, AR; Kim Hamlin, Shelby Christian Church, Shelbyville, KY; Denise Harlow, Parkview Christian Church, Orland Park, IL. Tickets are $5 and include breakfast.

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HOLY TERRORISM A BIBLICAL LOOK AT FEAR AND FAITH Proverbs 1:7 says, “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction.” In this three-day Bible study, Jeff Walling (Providence Road Church of Christ, Charlotte, NC) will lead us through a Biblical approach to fear and faith. We’ll look at what it means to fear the Lord, the role of fear in faith, and how our faith will be ReMissioned when we reclaim a Biblical fear of the Lord.

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SEE The opening message is from 2014 NACC President Tim Harlow, senior pastor at Parkview Christian Church (Orland Park, IL). Rick Warren (Saddleback Church) will join us via video.

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FEATURED SEMINARS 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM • WEDNESDAY CRAIG GROESCHEL’S SEMINAR SPONSORED BY CHURCH DEVELOPMENT FUND HALL AB

In Increasing Your Leadership Capacity, Craig Groeschel will draw on insights from Jabez’s prayer in 1 Chronicles 4:10 to share how you can enlarge your capacity for leadership. Groeschel is the senior pastor at LifeChurch.tv, considered the largest church in America with locations in five states. He’s the author of several books including his latest, Altar Ego: Becoming Who God Says You Are.

SPONSORED BY CLERGY ADVANTAGE 500 BALLROOM

In Debunking the Myth of a Milquetoast Messiah, Lisa Harper explores how wildly redemptive the Christ of the Gospels is how Jesus is not some wimpy pale guy wearing a caftan and Birkenstocks but is instead a radically compassionate, sword-wielding Savior who risked everything to restore mistake-prone people. She weaves Biblical narrative and colorful pop culture illustrations to prove that perfection isn’t a prerequisite for relationship with God and His grace can free even Jerry-Springer-Show-type sinners from the pain, shame and bondage of past mistakes! Biblical Focus: Genesis 19; 38; Joshua 2; Ruth; Matthew 1.

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WORKSHOPS SESSION I: 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM • WEDNESDAY WORKSHOP SPONSORS

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SPONSORED BY CHRISTIAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

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WOMEN’S MINISTRY

PREACHING & COMMUNICATION

FAMILY MINISTRY

THEOLOGY AND APOLOGETICS

STUDENT MINISTRY

SPONSORED BY POINT UNIVERSITY SPONSORED BY ROOM FOR DOUBT, LINCOLN CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY

TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX

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NACC WORKSHOPS | SESSION I: WEDNESDAY 3:30 PM Continued from previous page

LEADERSHIP

WORSHIP ARTS

7 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE 5 GENERATIONS TO REMISSION SAGAMORE 2

HOW CAN OUR WORSHIP SERVICES GROW THE BELIEVER AND REACH A SEEKER? ROOM 126

Haydn Shaw has researched generations for over twenty years and will explain what to do about the seven most important generational factors impacting your church and family. You’ll learn how to communicate, appreciate and get along better with the other generations. From worship music to the spiritual challenges of each generation to a whole new life stage that explains why twenty-somethings don’t settle down until later, you’ll learn how to help your church and family grow spiritually no matter what their generation.

On Sunday mornings, believers are looking for spiritual growth and encouragement while visitors are simply seeking a connection to something bigger. This panel discussion will share some tips for programming services that are attractive and meaningful to both believers and seekers.

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Haydn Shaw, FranklinCovey

CREATING AN EVANGELISTIC CULTURE SAGAMORE 6

Gene Appel, Eastside Christian Church, Anaheim, CA

In a church with an evangelistic culture, each member is encouraged to play a role within the larger church’s effort to reach the people around them with the message of salvation in Jesus. It becomes a part of every believer’s life. If you are looking to create an evangelistic culture in your local church, this workshop is for you.

THE IMPORTANCE OF FIRST IMPRESSIONS - YOUR CHECKLIST ROOM 128

Delynn Daniels and Denise Ritter, Savannah Christian Church, Savannah, GA; Sean Stewart, Islands Christian Church, Savannah, GA

From the parking lot to the Worship Center: how inviting and visitor-friendly is your church and the church building? Come discover how you can make a good first impression on visitors to your church.

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SPONSORED BY POINT UNIVERSITY

Denise Harlow, Parkview Christian Church, Orland Park, IL; Kelly Kastens, Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, MD; Drew Humphreys, Savannah Christian Church, Savannah, GA

WORSHIP: 20 “BEST” MOMENTS/10 “MISSED IT” MOMENTS ROOM 127

Tim Foot, LifeBridge Christian Church, Longmont, CO; Susanne Walden, Shepherd of the Hills Church, Porter Ranch, CA; Vicki Cherry, Northeast Christian Church, Louisville, KY

In our attempts to lead God’s people into God’s presence in worship, sometimes everything works together to create a powerful moment. Other times, it doesn’t come together quite like we planned. This panel will share their twenty best worship ideas/moments, as well as ten times they missed the mark.

WOMEN’S MINISTRY SPONSORED BY CLERGY ADVANTAGE

WITH GOD, NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE 500 BALLROOM Liz Curtis Higgs, Author/Speaker

Drawing from the biblical stories of Sarah, Elizabeth, Mary, and Anna, best-selling author Liz Curtis Higgs offers solid assurance that the Lord can accomplish seemingly impossible things in our lives, even when our faith is flagging and our hope is hanging by a thread. You’ll be encouraged, challenged, entertained, and inspired!

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TAX-FREE MONEY FOR MINISTERS ROOM 102

Steve Merriman, Clergy Advantage and Bill Brandt, Wharton School of Business

Pay less tax, maximize housing allowance, reduce audit potential, and create a stream of tax-free income for life. Discover how to integrate your unique tax benefits into a total financial plan to transform your future. North American Christian Convention www.gotonacc.org

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CELEBRATING AGING SPONSORED BY CHRISTIAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

RETHINKING WORLDVIEW: A NEW PARADIGM FOR CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESHIP ROOM 106 Richard Knopp, Lincoln Christian University

BEYOND THE BUFFET: DEVELOPING AN EXTERNALLY FOCUSED OLDER ADULT MINISTRY ROOM 125 Amy Hanson, Author/Speaker

10,000 baby boomers turn 65 every day and our churches and communities desperately need what they have to offer. In this session, we will learn how to create a ministry culture where older adults are unleashed to use their time, experience and resources to make a significant impact for Christ.

PREACHING AND COMMUNICATION SPONSORED BY POINT UNIVERSITY

IN GOOGLE WE TRUST ROOM 108 Aimee Cottle, Fishhook

The world is changing rapidly, and the ways we communicate are changing with it. There’s good news though! Churches have been adapting to new ways of communicating for centuries. Learn how you can use technology to connect with your current audience and reach out to those who may not even know you exist!

THEOLOGY AND APOLOGETICS

SPONSORED BY ROOM FOR DOUBT, LINCOLN CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY

BUILDING A BRIDGE TO MY MUSLIM NEIGHBOR ROOM 105

David Kinnaman says that the alarming church dropout rate among young adults primarily stems from a “disciple-making problem.” This multimedia session introduces a new paradigm for Christian worldview to address this issue. Based on the greatest commandment to love God, the paradigm directly connects Christian worldview to discipleship development in personal integrity, social interaction, and cultural engagement.

FAMILY MINISTRY SPONSORED BY IMPACT CANADA

BEYOND ORDINARY: WHEN A GOOD MARRIAGE ISN’T GOOD ENOUGH SAGAMORE 1

Justin and Trisha Davis, RefineUs Ministries

Time + unintentionality = ordinary marriage. It isn’t that we intend to drift away from our spouse, but over time it just happens. But what if you were just a few decisions away from an extraordinary marriage? It is possible, but you have to choose it. The great news is that God doesn’t want to improve your marriage, he wants to transform it.

PARENTING NEVER QUITS ROOM 104

Mark and Sue Gallagher, Indiana State University Christian Student Fellowship; Andy and Marcia Hansen, Christ in Youth; Scott and Melody Sutherland, Forum Christian Church, Columbia, MO

Even when your children become “legal adults” and move out of your house, guiding and mentoring your children doesn’t stop! Here are some practical concepts and actions that will allow you to have spiritual and loving influence for years to come.

Kevin Dooley, New Missions Systems International

In recent years, Islam has grown significantly worldwide, and this growth is evident even in our own local communities in the United States and Canada. Come learn how to reach out to our Muslim neighbors and share the light of the Gospel in a Muslim context, both locally and globally.

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TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX SPONSORED BY IMPACT CANADA

PREACHING WITH AN IPAD ROOM 116-117

BONUS WORKSHOPS LIFE ON MISSION CHURCH CAMPAIGN BRIEFING ROOM 109 Brett Eastman and the Saddleback Team

Todd Clark, Christ’s Church of the Valley, Peoria, AZ; Scott Wakefield, First Christian Church, Greeneville, TN

Have you ever dropped your sermon notes right before the service and had to scramble to figure out which page goes first? Have you wanted to use the iPad you got for Christmas for more than just Angry Birds? A panel of qualified presenters shares their ideas for using technology to prepare and present sermons and Bible studies.

TIME TO GO MOBILE: THE POWERFUL IMPACT MOBILE TECHNOLOGY CAN HAVE ON ATTENDANCE, OUTREACH AND CONGREGATIONAL ENGAGEMENT ROOM 107 Santiago Jaramillo, Bluebridge Digital

In this session, Santiago will reveal the ways in which churches all over the country are using mobile to grow their church, enrich their members’ spiritual lives and spread God’s Word in their community. He’ll also help you take the first steps toward building an effective mobile strategy for your church.

RESTORATION MOVEMENT

SPONSORED BY CINCINNATI CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY

EZRA: GOD’S MAN AT A CRITICAL TIME (STONECAMPBELL JOURNAL ANNUAL NACC LECTURE) ROOM 103 Paul J. Kissling, Lincoln Christian Seminary

Coming from the seasoned perspective of a leading Old Testament scholar from the Christian churches, the book of Ezra is examined with fresh thinking. Is Ezra the founder of legalism among Jews or a harbinger of God’s coming Kingdom? This question and more about Ezra’s critical role in God’s planning will be answered. This is the Stone-Campbell Journal Annual NACC Lecture.

This briefing will equip you to host the Life on Mission campaign in your church. We will address campaign organization, leader recruitment, group formation and everything you will need for a successful launch.

REMISSION PARTNERS: THE CHURCH AND CHRISTIAN HIGHER EDUCATION SAGAMORE 7

Ben Cachiaras, Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, MD; Brian Jobe, Harvester Christian Church, St. Charles, MO; Dr. Bill Greer, Milligan College; Dr. Teresa Welch, Ozark Christian College; and Dr. LeRoy Lawson, Emmanuel Christian Seminary

The United States is the fourth largest mission field in the world. The changing landscape in America requires Kingdom workers with a global perspective who can confront a secular culture with a Christian worldview. How can our Christian colleges and universities best prepare students to minister in the church and marketplace? How can our churches and Christian higher education work together to produce world-changing disciples? Examine the need to reMission the vital partnership between the church and Christian higher education.

RESTORATION MOVEMENT CHURCHES: GROWING OR DECLINING? ROOM 101

David Pace and R. Paige Mathews, Kairos Legacy Partners; Jim Estep, Lincoln Christian University

Change is happening more rapidly today than ever before in history. Research indicates cultural changes are negatively impacting the Evangelical Church in the US, but what about Christian Churches/Churches of Christ? Kairos Legacy Partners is leading a study to separate Restoration Movement statistics from the broader Church in America. Come learn about this study and how you can participate.

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MAIN SESSION 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM • WEDNESDAY

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Ben Merold, retired minister of Harvester Christian Church (St. Charles, MO) and Craig Groeschel (founder and senior pastor of LifeChurch.tv) will join us.

Craig Groeschel

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“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit” – Matthew 28:19 Church Planting Disaster Relief Children’s Ministry Medical Ministry Evangelism Aatma Vikas Youth Ministry

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MAIN SESSION 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM • THURSDAY

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SERVE If you’ve read studies by the Barna Group in the last few years, you’ve probably benefited from the work of its president, David Kinnaman. You won’t want to miss the insights he has to share with us! Also, Rick Rusaw (LifeBridge Christian Church), Kevin Holland (Turning Point Church), and Nate Bush (New City Christian Church) will join Kinnaman for a panel discussion focused on creative ways to reach our neighbors. Hear how community service is opening doors for the Gospel in cities across the country and how your church can begin to show your community how much you care.

Kevin Holland

Rick Rusaw

Nate Bush

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Exploring Faith. Finding Answers.

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WORKSHOPS SESSION II: 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM • THURSDAY WORKSHOP SPONSORS

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SPONSORED BY CHRISTIAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

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Make Monday the turning point in a child’s life and in the life of your congregation. One Child Matters can help bring your vision for global outreach to life!

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LEADERSHIP

WORSHIP ARTS

BAPTISM SUNDAY ROOM 116-117

10 WAYS TO WORSHIP WITHOUT MUSIC ROOM 128

SPONSORED BY CHURCH DEVELOPMENT FUND

Bob Cherry, Northeast Christian Church, Louisville, KY; John Hampton, Journey Christian Church, Apopka, FL; Eddie Lowen, West Side Christian Church, Springfield, IL

On the day of Pentecost, three thousand responded to the call of the Gospel and were baptized. This panel discussion will share their experiences of setting aside a Sunday when those attending church, whether for a little while or for their whole lives, have the opportunity to be baptized.

CROSSING ETHNIC LINES ROOM 108

Byron Davis, Dream of Destiny; Daryl Reed, DC Regional Christian Church, Silver Springs, MD; Kevin Holland, Turning Point Church, Los Angeles, CA; Travis Hurley, Ozark Christian College

In Scripture, the portrait we see of the Kingdom of God is a diverse one, with people of every tribe and tongue and nation joining together in praise to our God and King. In our churches, we often struggle to realize that same diversity. This panel discussion will provide ways leaders can begin to cross those ethnic lines that exist in our churches and communities.

HEALTHY ELDERS = HEALTHY CHURCHES ROOM 105

Gary Johnson, Indian Creek Christian Church, Indianapolis, IN; David Roadcup, Cincinnati Christian University; Jim Estep, Lincoln Christian University

SPONSORED BY POINT UNIVERSITY

Debbie Burk, Parkview Christian Church, Orland Park, IL; Kendall Rutledge, Southeast Christian Church, Louisville, KY; Vicki Cherry, Northeast Christian Church, Louisville, KY; Susanne Walden and Nikko Allen, Shepherd of the Hills Church, Porter Ranch, CA

Worshipping God should be more than simply the right set of songs. This workshop will help you discover elements other than music that help people worship during a service and how to use them in worship effectively.

WOMEN’S MINISTRY SPONSORED BY CLERGY ADVANTAGE

THE ART OF KNOWING GOD 500 BALLROOM

Joanna Weaver, Author/Speaker

Joanna Weaver will share about the importance of Christian disciplines in your walk of faith. Joanna is the best-selling author of Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World, Having a Mary Spirit, Lazarus Awakening, and the award-winning book, With This Ring. Her articles as a Christian writer have appeared in such publications as Focus on the Family, Guideposts, and HomeLife.

CELEBRATING AGING

When elders are healthy leaders, they help produce healthy churches. Come join us as we learn how to become healthier, more effective elder teams.

SPONSORED BY CHRISTIAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

FINANCE AND STEWARDSHIP

Sam Stone, Author/Columnist for The Lookout

SPONSORED BY FINANCIAL PLANNING MINISTRY

HOW WE HAVE GIVEN AND GROWN ROOM 106

HELP! OUR KIDS AND GRANDKIDS NEED JESUS! ROOM 125 There are many seniors in our churches whose children or grandchildren are not followers of Christ. This workshop is to encourage grandparents and share effective ways for them to share Jesus with their families.

Scott Pugh, Velocity Church, South Euclid, OH; Joe Putting, Tomoka Christian Church, Ormond Beach, FL; David Vaughan, Whitewater Crossing Christian Church, Cleves, OH

Churches that give often see tremendous growth. Come hear how these churches have seen God bless their ministries when they have lived in a spirit of generosity. North American Christian Convention www.gotonacc.org

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LeRoy Lawson, Emmanuel Christian Seminary; Sam Winger, Serving Jesus Willingly Urban Ministries; Joanie Grimm, Young Americans Christian School

Looking for something to do in your retirement? Your new-found, well-earned freedom is a great opportunity for ministry. This panel of 3 speakers will share how you can continue to serve Jesus in your golden years.

PREACHING AND COMMUNICATION SPONSORED BY POINT UNIVERSITY

EXEGETING THE LISTENER ROOM 103

Aaron Wymer, Grandview Christian Church, Johnson City, TN; Kevin Odor, Canyon Ridge Christian Church, Las Vegas, NV

An important part of communication is understanding your audience. These experienced preachers will share helpful tips for communication that understands and connects to the congregation and the community.

MULTI-GENERATIONAL PREACHING SAGAMORE 1

Ben Merold and Brian Jobe, Harvester Christian Church, St. Charles, MO; Matt Nickoson, Kingsway Christian Church, Avon, IN

How do you reach all ages for Christ through preaching? This panel discussion will pass on useful strategies for effectively communicating with children, students, adults, and senior adults.

TRUTH IN LOVE: PREACHING ABOUT HOMOSEXUALITY AND OTHER HOT TOPICS SAGAMORE 6

Caleb Kaltenbach, Discovery Church, Simi Valley, CA

Preaching about today’s hot topics is often like dancing in a mine field. This workshop will help us understand some important assumptions of the homosexual community and equip us to preach God’s truth in a spirit of love.

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KNOWING AND LOVING MY NEIGHBOR ROOM 107

Rick Rusaw, LifeBridge Christian Church, Longmont, CO

Jesus said 2 things matter most-Love God and Love your neighbor. We often get the first one down and neglect the second. What would happen in your community if everyone in your congregation were the best neighbor their neighbor ever had? What would happen if we spent as much energy and resource on the scattering as we do on the gathering? According to Jesus everything hinges on these two things, tough to open doors when there is only one hinge!

YOU LOST ME: FINDING FAITH IN A NEW GENERATION SAGAMORE 7 David Kinnaman, Barna Research

Twentysomethings are a “lost” generation, as their spiritual journeys often lead them away from congregational church involvement and out into the wider world. Learn about the ways in which young people quit the church; how long they stay away; and what are their reasons for leaving. More importantly, discover areas that a generation of nomads, skeptics and exiles are teaching the Christian community and how you can join in with a renewed hope for how God is at work in the next generation.

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HELPING FAMILIES REACH FAMILIES ROOM 102

Nate and Vanessa Bush, New City Christian Church, Albuquerque, NM

Christians are called to share the Gospel with others. Nate and Vanessa Bush will share how parents can instill in their children a passion for sharing Jesus with others and how parents and children can work together to reach other families.

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NACC WORKSHOPS | SESSION II: THURSDAY 3:30 PM Continued from previous page REMISSIONING THE CHURCH ON THE PRO-LIFE ISSUE SAGAMORE 2 Jill Stanek, RN, Author/Speaker

Do you wish your church were more involved in the effort to stop abortion? This workshop will present practical ideas for both leaders and congregants to engage their local body, including youth groups, in the most devastating social justice issue of our time.

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RE-MISSIONING FACEBOOK, TWITTER AND MORE ROOM 127 Evan McBroom, Fishook

As a Christian, our social media engagement can move beyond pictures of kittens, babies and cookies - and to that of real influence. This workshop will examine how every Christian can use Social Media to share their faith, to deepen others’ and to reach the unchurched. It is sure to be practical, upbeat and full of laughs.

DIGITAL MINISTRY RESOURCES ROOM 101 Nate Mace, Logos Bible Software

The purpose of technology is to make difficult tasks easier. Nate Mace from Logos Bible Software will share how software, from digital Bible study libraries to church management software, can help simplify tedious tasks so that you have more time for ministry.

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BAPTISM, EUCHARIST AND MINISTRY: RESPONSES FROM A STONE-CAMPBELL PERSPECTIVE ROOM 104 Gary Holloway, World Convention of Churches of Christ; Robert Welsh, Council on Christian Unity, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ); John Mark Hicks, Lipscomb University; Mark Weedman, Johnson University

From its beginning, the Stone-Campbell Movement’s reason to exist has been to promote Christian unity. Three emphases of our movement (dating back to Alexander Campbell’s articles “on the Ancient Order of Things”) have been baptism, the Lord’s Supper, and church leadership and ministry. Perhaps the most famous text of the modern ecumenical movement, “Baptism, Eucharist, and Ministry,” adopted by Faith and Order at its plenary commission meeting in Lima, Peru in 1982, explores the growing consensus--and remaining differences--among churches on these three practices. This panel will present responses to Baptism, Eucharist, and Ministry from each of the three North American streams of the Stone-Campbell Movement.

BONUS WORKSHOP LIFE ON MISSION CHURCH CAMPAIGN BRIEFING ROOM 109 Brett Eastman and the Saddleback Team

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Hundreds of exhibitors host booths at the NACC. Get a first-hand account from representatives from missions and schools. Get help for your upcoming building plan with architects, builders, financial consultants, and insurance companies. Develop information systems with new technologies. Buy books and other resources from publishers and other exhibitors. A map of the exhibit hall can be found on pages 20-21. An exhibit index by category is available in the next section. Non-exhibiting organizations provided ads on the pages indicated. This exhibit listing was created on April 1, 2014.

Boise Bible College Booth # 1319 See ad page 78 BoxCast Booth # 914 Boyd’s Books Booth # 1339

American Indian Christian Mission Booth # 1416

Bring Good News International Booth # 702

American Rehabilitation Ministry Booth # 1236

Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company Booth # 1028 See ad page 78

Amridge University Booth # 425 Accredited & Online

Building God’s Way Booth # 309

Asia Christian Services Booth # 723 AssessME.org Booth # 1323 AssessME.org See ad page 100 Bethany Christian Services Booth # 433 Bethel College (Indiana) - Christian Ministries Booth # 428 Betty Gray/Love Lockman Ministries Booth # 528 Bible League International Booth # 1540

byTavi Booth # 407 C12 Group Non-exhibiting See ad page 100 Camp Allendale Booth # 501 Cedarville University Booth # 1140 Central Christian College of the Bible Booth # 1013 Central India Christian Mission Booth # 921 See ad page 76 Central Ohio Sound Booth # 1105

Biblica USA Booth # 618

Chaplaincy Endorsement Commission Booth # 216

Blessing Ranch, Inc. Booth # 228

Chile! Chile! Chile! Booth # 203

Bluebridge Church Apps Booth # 125

Chime Master Systems Booth # 721

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Christ In Youth Booth # 1407 Christ Reaching Asia Mission (CRAM) Booth # 1522 See ad page 102 Christian Appalachian Project Booth # 423 Christian Arabic Services Booth # 1204 Christian Audio Tapes Wabash East Lobby Near Room 109 See ad page 94 Christian Aviation Radio Mission/ Northern European Evangelism Booth # 303 Christian Benevolent Association Booth # 1213 See ad page 62 Christian Children’s Home of Ohio Booth # 1208 Christian Children’s Ranch Booth # 1312 Christian Churches Disability Ministry Booth # 1532 See ad page 12 Christian Churches Pension Plan Booth # 224 Christian City, Inc. Booth # 1531 Christian Community Credit Union Booth # 121

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EXHIBIT DIRECTORY Continued from previous page Christian Financial Resources Booth # 1327 Christian HolyLand Foundation Booth # 328 www.CHLF.org See ad page 44 Christian Homes, Inc. Booth # 612 See ad page 94 Christian Riders Ministry Booth # 1132 Christians’ Haven - Philippines Booth # 225 Church Development Fund Booth # 913 See ad page 52 and back inside cover ChurchBus.com / Midwest Transit Equipment, Inc. Booth # 1039 ChurchPay Pros by AccuPay Booth # 408 churchpaypros.com Cincinnati Christian University Booth # 1507 See ad page 64 Circle City Audio Booth # 733, 832, 832A City on a Hill Studio Booth # 1333 FREE MOVIE TICKETS! Clear Sound Design Booth # 532 cleftRock Christian Ministries Booth # 1423

Clergy Advantage Booth # 1005 Pastors Tax Free $$$ See ad page 16 CMF International Booth # 1207 See ad page 14 Compassionate Communities for Children Booth # 1238 Cookson Hills Christian Ministries Booth # 1113 See ad page 38 Covenant Building Associates Booth # 1228 Creation Museum Booth # 719 Crossroads International Booth # 1223 CrossRoads Missions Booth # 823 David’s Well Booth # 1033 Deaf Institute Booth # 326 Deaf Missions Booth # 327 Directory of the Ministry Booth # 1317 Disciple Makers Booth # 1107 Dream of Destiny Non-exhibiting See ad page 54 EchoLight Studios Booth # 1133 Educational Opportunities Tours Booth # 1108

Effective Evangelism Booth # 820 Emmanuel Christian Seminary Booth # 105 Extended Hand Ministries Booth # 222 FAME Booth # 1513 Financial Planning Ministry Booth # 227 See ad page 98 First Bank Booth # 1043 Fishhook, Inc. Booth # 127 See ad page 10 G.O. Ministries go-ministries.org Booth # 1519 See ad pages 46 and 86 Globus Faith Travel Booth # 627 Good News Productions, International Booth # 113 Gospel Broadcasting Ministries Booth # 725 Gospel for Asia Booth # 1400 Great Lakes Christian College Booth # 1325 Great Products Booth # 119 Group Imaging Booth # 313 GuideOne Insurance Booth # 319

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Haitian Christian Outreach Booth # 623 See ad page 66 Harvest House Publishers Booth # 429 Harvest Prayer Ministries Booth # 1433 Haydn Shaw Non-exhibiting See ad page 94 Helping His Hands Disaster Response Booth # 220 Here-4-You Grant Consulting Booth # 729 Grants For Ministry www.Matt621.com Holy Land Ministries Booth # 1425 Hope International University Booth # 233 See ad page 84 How Do I Get Out Of This Mess? Booth # 1119 IDES Booth # 703 If Then Move Booth # 629 Ignite Church Planting: Chicagoland Booth # 412 Ignite Women Booth # 802 See ad page 32 Illini Christian Ministries Booth # 1322 Impact Campus Ministries/Indiana Campus Ministries Booth # 1225

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EXHIBIT DIRECTORY Continued from previous page Impact Ministry Group (Impact Europe & Impact Canada) Booth # 413 Impact Prayer Ministry Booth # 1316 Infinity Sports Booth # 540

KORE Foundation & Christianville Booth # 1301 korefoundation.org Lasting Harvest International Booth # 1414

Ink180 Booth # 1232 See ad page 24

Let’s Start Talking Ministry Booth # 324 See ad page 44

Intentional Impact and “Doc and Betty’s Place” Booth # 1438

Life in the Zone Booth # 1218

International Conference On Missions Booth # 1437 See ad page 56 Jamaica Christian Services Booth # 518

Life on Mission and Pastors.com Booth # 1245 See ad page 19 Lifeline Christian Mission Booth # 1017 Lifeline Youth & Family Services Booth # 822

Love Thy Neighborhood Booth # 1542

Mulberry International Booth # 1117

Manhattan Christian College Non-exhibiting See ad page 44

NEST Family Entertainment Booth # 728

Marble Retreat Booth # 824 Marbleretreat.org Weekend Giveaway See ad page 34 Marriage Resource Center Booth # 821 MATS - Cars for Ministry Booth # 1137 Mennonite Mutual Insurance Company Booth # 526 mennonitemutual.com See ad page 78

New Covenant Tours / Maranatha Evangelistic Ministries Booth # 828 See ad page 40 New Hope For Pakistan Booth # 1216 New Life International Booth # 1426 New Mexico Christian Children’s Home Booth # 812 New Mission Systems International Booth # 1526 See ad page 34

Mercy Partners Booth # 522

NewChurch Network Booth # 927

LifeWay Booth # 801 See ad page 104

Mid-Atlantic Christian University Booth # 115

Jewish Outreach International Booth # 1500

LifeWay Christian Resources - LifeWay Films Booth # 1234

Milligan College Booth # 105 See ad page 36

Northwest Haiti Christian Mission Booth # 1525 www.nwhcm.org See ad page 74

Johnson University Booth # 1413 See ad pages 18 and 60

Lilly Endowment Clergy Renewal Programs Booth # 123

Kairos Benevolence Fund NACC HUB Near Hall E Entry See ad page 6

Lincoln Christian University Room For Doubt Booth # 613 See ad pages 66 and 80

Kentucky Christian University Booth # 507

Literature And Teaching Ministries Booth # 625

K-LOVE Booth # 833

Logos Bible Software Booth # 239 See ad page 68

Jerusalem Tours International Booth # 129 Faith based travel Cruises & Vacations jerusalemtours.com See ad page 70

Louisville Bible College Booth # 207 See ad page 72

Ministry Data Management Booth # 1432 See ad page 17 Mission Advertising Group Booth # 520 Mission Journeys/Teen Mission Booth # 517 Missional Marketing by Gdirect Booth # 819 See ad page 62 Mountain Mission School Booth # 813 See ad page 102

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Ohio Valley University Booth # 1427 One Child Matters Booth # 607 See ad page 82 One Mission Society Booth # 323 OneIn Booth # 1401 Open Door Libraries Booth # 1422 Operation Christmas Child Booth # 1203 Orchard Group Booth # 1537 See ad page 88

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EXHIBIT DIRECTORY Continued from previous page Our Faith Floats -Bringing Hope Hilarity and Healing Booth # 724 Outreach International Booth # 1314 Ozark Christian College Booth # 213 See ad page 54 Pension Fund of the Christian Church Booth # 807 Retirement & Health www.pensionfund.org See ad page 50 Pinehaven Christian Children’s Ranch and School Booth # 1138 Pioneer Bible Translators Booth # 212 Point University Booth # 1307 See ad page 26 Polish Christian Ministries Booth # 339 Preaching Christ to the Multitudes Booth # 416 Prodonos Booth # 512 Project Have Hope Booth # 519 Provision Ministry Group Booth # 901 Rainbow Christian Camp Booth # 441 Rapha House International Booth # 1233 ReChurch Booth # 900 See ad page 66

Rescue Innocence Booth # 1320 Restoration House Ministries Booth # 713 See ad page 42 Rose Publishing Booth # 516 Saint Louis Christian College Booth # 1313 Sarah Meece Inspires Booth # 912 Shepherd Church Non-exhibiting See ad pages 58 and 92 Shepherd’s Heart Ministries, Inc. Booth # 1429 Shiloh Christian Children’s Ranch Booth # 616 smallsmallacts.com Booth # 920 Sonlight Ministries Booth # 417 South Pacific Christian Fellowship Booth # 1424 Southeast Christian Church Non-exhibiting See ad page 28 Stadia Booth # 907 See ad page 30 Standard Publishing Booth # 523 See ad page 8 Stone-Campbell Journal Non-exhibiting See ad page 34

TCM International Institute Booth # 707 See ad page 11 Team Expansion Booth # 1217 Tear Down the Walls Ministries Booth # 1037 bwalls@TDWM.org 317-457-8974 The Baptism Book Booth # 1538 The Chains are Gone Prison Ministry Booth # 1536 The Cobb Group Non-exhibiting See ad page 116 The McKnight Group Booth # 1009 the missions network Booth # 1439

Warner Press Booth # 1222 Church resources, kids’ products & small group studies See ad page 90 WISE Booth # 818 Women’s Gathering Place Booth # 133 Woodburn Christian Children’s Home Booth # 1041 Wooded Glen Retreat & Conference Center Booth # 1412 World Convention Booth # 816 Youth Leaders Only Booth # 1403

The Sams Group Booth # 918 The Solomon Foundation Booth # 827 See ad page 48 The Voice of the Martyrs Booth # 513 Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch Booth # 717 United Theological Seminary Booth # 1443 uPotia Inc. Booth # 1544 See ad page 96

Target Truth Ministry Booth # 427

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EXHIBIT INDEX BY CATEGORY The complete Exhibit Directory begins on page 93.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS -- Building God’s Way (309) -- Covenant Building Associates (1228) -- The McKnight Group (1009) CAMPUS MINISTRY -- Impact Campus Ministries/ Indiana Campus Ministries (1225) CAPITAL CAMPAIGNS AND CONSULTING -- Here-4-You Grant Consulting (729) -- The Sams Group (918) CHILDREN’S HOMES -- Christian Children’s Home of Ohio (1208) -- Christian Children’s Ranch (1312) -- Christian City, Inc. (1531) -- Cookson Hills Christian Ministries (1113) -- Mountain Mission School (813) -- New Mexico Christian Children’s Home (812) -- Pinehaven Christian Children’s Ranch and School (1138) -- Shiloh Christian Children’s Ranch (616) -- Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch (717) -- Woodburn Christian Children’s Home (1041) CHRISTIAN COUNSELING AND CRISIS CENTERS -- Lifeline Youth & Family Services (822) -- Marble Retreat (824) CHURCH PLANTING -- Christian HolyLand Foundation (328) -- Effective Evangelism (820) -- Ignite Church Planting: Chicagoland (412) -- Impact Ministry Group: Impact Europe & Impact Canada(413) -- NewChurch Network (927) -- Orchard Group (1537) -- Restoration House Ministries (713) -- Stadia (907) -- Team Expansion (1217) -- Tear Down the Walls Ministries (1037)

CHURCH SUPPLY AND RETAIL -- Biblica USA (618) -- ChurchBus.com / Midwest Transit Equipment, Inc. (1039) -- Great Products (119) -- Group Imaging (313) -- smallsmallacts.com (920) -- Warner Press (1222) COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES -- Amridge University (425) -- Bethel College (Indiana) Christian Ministries (428) -- Boise Bible College (1319) -- Cedarville University (1140) -- Central Christian College of the Bible (1013) -- Cincinnati Christian University (1507) -- Crossroads International (1223) -- Emmanuel Christian Seminary (105) -- Great Lakes Christian College (1325) -- Hope International University (233) -- Johnson University (1413) -- Kentucky Christian University (507) -- Lincoln Christian University (613) -- Louisville Bible College (207) -- Mid-Atlantic Christian University (115) -- Milligan College (105) -- Ohio Valley University (1427) -- Ozark Christian College (213) -- Point University (1307) -- Saint Louis Christian College (1313) -- TCM International Institute (707) -- United Theological Seminary (1443) CONFERENCE AND RETREAT CENTERS -- Blessing Ranch, Inc. (228) -- Camp Allendale (501) -- Rainbow Christian Camp (441) -- Sarah Meece Inspires (912) -- Wooded Glen Retreat & Conference Center (1412) FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING -- Christian Churches Pension Plan (224)

-- Christian Financial Resources (1327) -- Church Development Fund (913) -- ChurchPay Pros by AccuPay (408) -- Clergy Advantage (1005) -- Financial Planning Ministry (227) -- First Bank (1043) -- Flow Pay (333) -- Pension Fund of the Christian Church (807) -- The Solomon Foundation (827) INSURANCE -- Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company (1028) -- GuideOne Insurance (319) -- Mennonite Mutual Insurance Company (526) MEDIA -- Air 1 (932) -- City on a Hill Studio (1333) -- EchoLight Studios (1133) -- Fishhook, Inc. (127) -- Gospel Broadcasting Ministries (725) -- K-LOVE (833) -- LifeWay Christian Resources - LifeWay Films (1234) -- Mission Advertising Group (520) -- Youth Leaders Only (1403) MINISTRIES -- American Indian Christian Mission (1416) -- American Rehabilitation Ministry (1236) -- Bethany Christian Services (433) -- Betty Gray/Love Lockman Ministries (528) -- Christ In Youth (1407) -- Christian Appalachian Project (423) -- Christian Churches Disability Ministry (1532) -- Christian Riders Ministry (1132) -- cleftRock Christian Ministries (1423) -- Compassionate Communities for Children (1238) -- Creation Museum (719) -- CrossRoads Missions (823) -- Deaf Institute (326) -- Extended Hand Ministries (222)

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CRAM Worldwide Inc. Booths #1522 & 1524

Children at the Canaan Kindergarten, Shin Hae Ri, North Korea operated by CRAM Worldwide Inc. C.Y. and Patricia Kim, Field Directors for China and North Korea.

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Hunchun Special Education School Hunchun Foreign Language School Good News Bakery Hope Farm Burning Heart Ranch Hippotherapy Program Yang Pao Orphanage & Old Folks Home

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Morning Star Children’s Home Morning Star Home for Youth Three Medical Clinics Canaan Kindergarten Canaan Daycare Center Sonbong Bread Company Good News Farm for cows & goats CRAM Multi-Purpose Building for Business

Contact C.Y. & Patricia Kim, Field Directors Longguang (Jacob) Piao, Representative Chang Soo (Thomas) Kim, Representative Sang Ho (Paul) and Lisa Kim, Representatives CRAM Worldwide Inc. 601 Lincoln Avenue Bedford, IN 47421-2115 U.S.A. Phone: (812) 275-6476 Fax: (812) 275-6503 Email: cramwinc@cramwinc.org Website: www.cramwinc.org

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EXHIBITOR INDEX BY CATEGORY Continued from previous page -- Harvest Prayer Ministries (1433) -- Helping His Hands Disaster Response (220) -- If Then Move (629) -- Ignite Women (802) -- Illini Christian Ministries (1322) -- Infinity Sports (540) -- Ink180 (1232) -- Intentional Impact and “Doc and Betty’s Place” (1438) -- Kairos Benevolence Fund (NACC HUB near Hall E entry) -- Love Thy Neighborhood (1542) -- Marriage Resource Center (821) -- Missional Marketing by Gdirect (819) -- Prodonos (512) -- Provision Ministry Group (901) -- ReChurch (900) -- Rescue Innocence (1320) -- Shepherd’s Heart Ministries, Inc. (1429) -- Sonlight Ministries (417) -- Target Truth Ministry (427) -- The Chains are Gone Prison Ministry (1536) -- Women’s Gathering Place (133) -- MATS - Cars for Ministry (1137) MISSIONS -- AFRICA -- Christian Arabic Services (1204) -- Mercy Partners (522) -- Project Have Hope (519) MISSIONS -- ASIA -- Ambassadors for Christ Philippines (1136) -- Asia Christian Services (723) -- byTavi (407) -- Christ Reaching Asia Mission Worldwide, Inc (1522) -- Christians’ Haven Philippines (225) -- Gospel for Asia (1400) -- New Hope For Pakistan (1216) -- Rapha House International (1233) MISSIONS -- EUROPE -- Christian Aviation Radio Mission/Northern European Evangelism (303) -- Mulberry International (1117) -- Polish Christian Ministries (339)

MISSIONS -- THE AMERICAS (NON-US) -- Chile! Chile! Chile! (203) -- David’s Well (1033) -- G.O. Ministries (1519) -- Haitian Christian Outreach (623) -- Jamaica Christian Services (518) -- KORE Foundation & Christianville (1301) -- Lasting Harvest International (1414) -- Northwest Haiti Christian Mission (1525) -- Preaching Christ to the Multitudes (416) -- WISE (818) MISSIONS -- WORLDWIDE -- Bible League International (1540) -- Bring Good News International (702) -- Central India Christian Mission (921) -- Chaplaincy Endorsement Commission (216) -- Christian Community Credit Union (121) -- CMF International (1207) -- Deaf Missions (327) -- Disciple Makers (1107) -- FAME (1513) -- Good News Productions, International (113) -- IDES (703) -- International Conference On Missions (1437) -- Jewish Outreach International (1500) -- Let’s Start Talking Ministry (324) -- Lifeline Christian Mission (1017) -- Literature And Teaching Ministries (625) -- Mission Journeys/ Teen Mission (517) -- New Life International (1426) -- New Mission Systems International (1526) -- One Child Matters (607) -- One Mission Society (323) -- OneIn (1401) -- Open Door Libraries (1422) -- Operation Christmas Child (1203) -- Outreach International (1314) -- Pioneer Bible Translators (212) -- South Pacific Christian Fellowship (1424)

-- the missions network (1439) -- The Voice of the Martyrs (513) -- World Convention (816) PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS -- Boyd’s Books (1339) -- Directory of the Ministry (1317) -- Harvest House Publishers (429) -- How Do I Get Out Of This Mess? (1119) -- Life on Mission and Pastors.com (1245) -- LifeWay (801) -- NEST Family Entertainment (728) -- Our Faith Floats -- Bringing Hope Hilarity and Healing (724) -- Rose Publishing (516) -- Standard Publishing (523) -- The Baptism Book (1538) RETIREMENT HOMES AND SENIOR CARE -- Christian Benevolent Association (1213) -- Christian Homes, Inc. (612) TECHNOLOGY -- AssessME.org (1323) -- Bluebridge Church Apps (125) -- BoxCast (914) -- Central Ohio Sound (1105) -- Chime Master Systems (721) -- Circle City Audio (733, 832, 832A) -- Clear Sound Design (532) -- Life in the Zone (1218) -- Logos Bible Software (239) -- Ministry Data Management (1432) -- uPotia Inc. (1544) TRAINING AND EQUIPPING -- Against the Grain (929) -- Impact Prayer Ministry (1316) -- Lilly Endowment Clergy Renewal Programs (123) TRAVEL -- Educational Opportunities Tours (1108) -- Globus Faith Travel (627) -- Holy Land Ministries (1425) -- Jerusalem Tours International (129) -- New Covenant Tours / Maranatha Evangelistic Ministries (828)

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WHAT WILL YOUR LEGACY BE? The BUILDING A FAMILY LEGACY film series with Dr. James Dobson and his family, is a chance for your church and community to answer this question. Dr. Dobson takes us on a dramatic journey through the generations of his own family. He challenges and encourages us to think about the LEGACY we are leaving. It all starts with the ON-DEMAND LEGACY SIMULCAST on any day from OCTOBER 1-5. This one-hour film is a FREE event for your church and it’s ON-DEMAND so you can fit the presentation into your schedule. The BUILDING A FAMILY LEGACY campaign includes films, Bible studies, and books designed to help families of all ages and stages. Dr. Dobson’s wisdom, insight and humor promises to strengthen marriages and navigate through the relentless challenges of raising children. Most importantly, BUILDING A FAMILY LEGACY will point generations to faith in Jesus Christ.

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PROGRAM INDEX INCLUDES AFFILIATED EVENTS, MEETINGS, AND EXHIBITOR WORKSHOPS CHAPLAINCY ENDORSEMENT COMMISSION WORKSHOP Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 7-8 Wednesday 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM

JOHNSON UNIVERSITY ALUMNI AND FRIENDS RECEPTION Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 7-9 Wednesday 8:45 PM – 10:30 PM

CHAPLAINCY ENDORSEMENT COMMISSION BUSINESS MEETING Marriott Hotel, Denver Tuesday 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM

KAIROS – NOW IS THE TIME FOR GOD’S MISSION Convention Center, Room 128 Thursday 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Presented by Team Expansion The Kairos course is an exciting and interactive study of the purpose and plan of God from Genesis to the end of the age. Now in over sixty countries, Kairos is mobilizing the Church to join God’s mission to all nations. Join presenters from Team Expansion to learn more about the course and how to get started in your church or region.

CHRISTIAN FINANCIAL RESOURCES INVESTOR APPRECIATION DINNER Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 1-2 Thursday 5:15 PM – 6:30 PM CHRISTIAN HOMES, INC. EMPLOYEE LEADERSHIP MEETING Marriott Hotel, Santa Fe Wednesday 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Thursday 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM CINCINNATI CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY ALUMNI RECEPTION Convention Center, 500 Ballroom Wednesday 8:30 PM – 10:00 PM DREAM OF DESTINY BREAKFAST Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 2-4 Thursday 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM See ad page 54 EMMANUEL CHRISTIAN SEMINARY BREAKFAST Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 1-2 Wednesday 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM EUROPEAN EVANGELICAL SOCIETY BOARD MEETING Marriott Hotel, Denver Thursday 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM EUROPEAN EVANGELICAL SOCIETY WALKER LECTURE BREAKFAST Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 6 Thursday 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM HAITIAN CHRISTIAN OUTREACH BOARD MEETING Westin Hotel, Senate 1 Wednesday 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM

KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY ALUMNI AND FRIENDS RECEPTION Westin Hotel, Grand Ballroom 1-3 Wednesday 8:30 PM – 10:00 PM LINCOLN CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY ALUMNI RECEPTION Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 5-6 Wednesday 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM MAKING MORE AND BETTER DISCIPLES Convention Center, Room 126 Thursday 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Presented by Effective Evangelism This workshop is a guided dialogue with the church leaders about making more and better disciples. It’s designed to help you multiply your Kingdom Impact and is for all size churches including churches under 100 in regular attendance. It’s being led by a recognized Kingdom expansion specialist. MID-ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY ALUMNI AND FRIENDS RECEPTION Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 3-4 Wednesday 8:45 PM – 10:30 PM MILLIGAN COLLEGE ALUMNI AND FRIENDS RECEPTION Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 7-9 Thursday 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

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PROGRAM INDEX Continued from previous page NACC 2014 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING Marriott Hotel, Atlanta Tuesday 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM NACC 2014/2015 EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP DINNER Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 7-8 Tuesday 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM NACC 2015 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING Marriott Hotel, Atlanta Tuesday 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM NACC 2016 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING Marriott Hotel, Columbus Tuesday 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM NACC BOARD OF STEWARDS MEETING Marriott Hotel, Indianapolis Boardroom Monday 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM NACC CONTINUATION COMMITTEE & PAST PRESIDENTS DINNER Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 9-10 Tuesday 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM NACC CONTINUATION COMMITTEE MEETING Marriott Hotel, Marriott Ballroom 1-2 Tuesday 4:00 PM – 4:45 PM NACC CONTINUATION COMMITTEE ORIENTATION (NEW MEMBERS) Marriott Hotel, Lincoln Tuesday 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM

SERVING THE SERVANTS: TRAINING THE CHURCH TO CARE FOR THOSE IN MINISTRY. Convention Center, Room 125 Thursday 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Presented by cleftRock Christian Ministries What your pastor or missionary would like you to know but are often fearful to admit. Dispelling myths and giving real-world examples from pastors and missionaries. Learn how to overcome the “pedestal effect” in ministry, and to move from unrealistic expectations to respect. THE LOST PARENT CLUB: EXPLORING THE ROLE OF THE CHURCH Thursday 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM Convention Center, Room 127 Presented by The Lost Parent Club This is a must see workshop! Author Lora Ann Young will highlight The Lost Parent Club and explore along with the attendees the role of the church for families learning to walk alongside their surviving parent. UNLEASHING YOUR CHURCH FOR THE UNREACHED LUNCH: TEAM EXPANSION Westin Hotel, Grand Ballroom 4 Wednesday 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM and Westin Hotel, Grand Ballroom 4 Thursday 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM

OZARK CHRISTIAN COLLEGE ALUMNI RECEPTION Westin Hotel, Grand Ballroom 4-5 Wednesday 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES LEADERSHIP LUNCHEON - CHRISTIAN HOMES, INC. Marriott Hotel, Santa Fe Thursday 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

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RECOMMENDED RESOURCES RESOURCE CENTER | CROSSROADS LOBBY Sponsored by The Meeting Connection The NACC is pleased to provide this list of resources recommended by NACC speakers and guests. These titles are likely to be available for purchase at the NACC Resource Center. Thank you for supporting the NACC with your Resource Center purchase. HOURS Tuesday 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM Wednesday and Thursday 8:30 AM – 9:30 PM Friday 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM

BOOK SIGNINGS WEDNESDAY

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Gene Harker

1:30 PM Greg Pruett 3:00 PM Haydn Shaw

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Liz Curtis Higgs

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Justin and Trisha Davis

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Gene Harker

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RECOMMENDED RESOURCES MAIN SESSIONS AND FEATURED SEMINARS Altar Ego: Becoming Who God Says You Are , Craig Groeschel (Zondervan , 2014) Fight: Winning the Battles That Matter Most , Craig Groeschel (Zondervan , 2013) Guerilla Lovers: Changing Revolutionary Compassion , Vince Antonucci (Baker Books , 2010) I Became a Christian and All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt , Vince Antonucci (Baker Books , 2008) Renegade , Vince Antonucci (Baker Books , 2013) Save Me From Myself: How I Found God , Quit Korn , Kicked Drugs , and Lived to Tell My Story , Brian Welch (HarperOne , 2007) Soul Detox: Clean Living in a Contaminated World , Craig Groeschel (Zondervan , 2013) Stronger: Forty Days of Metal and Spirituality , Brian Welch (HarperOne , 2010) The Case for a Creator , Lee Strobel (Zondervan , 2004)

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RECOMMENDED RESOURCES Continued from previous page The Case for Christ , Lee Strobel (Zondervan , 1998) The Case for Faith , Lee Strobel (Zondervan , 2000) The Christian Atheist: Believing in God but Living As If He Doesn’t Exist , Craig Groeschel (Zondervan , 2010) The Daniel Plan: 40 Days to a Healthier Life , Rick Warren , Daniel Amen , and Mark Hyman (Zondervan , 2013) The Purpose Driven Church: Every Church is Big in God’s Eyes , Rick Warren (Zondervan , 1995) The Purpose Driven Life: What On Earth Am I Here For? , Rick Warren (Zondervan , 2002) The Unexpected Adventure: Taking Everyday Risks to Talk with People about Jesus , Lee Strobel and Mark Mittelberg (Zondervan , 2009) UnChristian , David Kinnaman (Baker Books , 2007) Washed by Blood: Lessons from My Time with Korn and My Journey to Christ , Brian Welch (HarperOne , 2008) Weird: Because Normal Isn’t Working , Craig Groeschel (Zondervan , 2011) You Lost Me , David Kinnaman (Baker Books , 2011) WOMEN’S CONFERENCE A Perfect Mess: Why You Don’t Have to Worry About Being Good Enough for God , Lisa Harper (WaterBrook Press , 2009) At the Feet of Jesus: Daily Devotions to Nurture a Mary Heart , Joanna Weaver (WaterBrook Press , 2012) Bad Girls of the Bible , Liz Curtis Higgs (WaterBrook Press , 1999) Embrace Grace , Liz Curtis Higgs (WaterBrook Press , 2006) Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World: Finding Intimacy with God in the Busyness of Life , Joanna Weaver (WaterBrook Press , 2000) Having a Mary Spirit: Allowing God to Change Us from the Inside Out , Joanna Weaver (WaterBrook Press , 2006)

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Lazarus Awakening: Finding Your Place in the Heart of God , Joanna Weaver (WaterBrook Press , 2012) Stumbling Into Grace: Confessions of a Sometimes Spiritually Clumsy Woman , Lisa Harper (Thomas Nelson , 2011) The Girl’s Still Got It , Liz Curtis Higgs (WaterBrook Press , 2012) The Women of Christmas , Liz Curtis Higgs (WaterBrook Press , 2013) Untamed: How the Wild Side of Jesus Frees Us to Live and Love with Abandon , Lisa Harper (WaterBrook Press , 2010) WORKSHOPS 20 and Something: Have the Time of Your Life (And Figure It All Out Too) (FRAMES) , David Kim (Zondervan , 2014) Baptism , Eucharist and Ministry: Paper #111 (Faith and Order) , World Council of Churches (World Council of Churches , 1982) Becoming Home: Adoption , Foster Care , and Mentoring - Living Out God’s Heart for Orphans (FRAMES) , Jedd Medefind (Zondervan , 2014) Beyond Ordinary: When a Good Marriage Just Isn’t Good Enough , Justin and Trisha Davis (Tyndale House , 2012) Children Matter , Scott Pugh (2014) Fighting for Peace: Your Role in a Culture Too Comfortable with Violence (FRAMES) , Carol Howard Merritt and Tyler Wigg-Stevenson (Zondervan , 2014) Baby Boomers and Beyond: Tapping the Ministry Talents and Passions of Adults Over 50 , Amy Hanson (Jossey-Bass , 2010) First Impressions: Creating Wow Experiences in Your Church , Mark L. Waltz (Group Publishing , 2013) FRAMES Season 1: The Complete Collection , Barna Group (Zondervan , 2014) Greater Expectations: Succeed (and Stay Sane) in an On-Demand , All-Access , Always-On Age (FRAMES) , Claire Diaz-Ortiz (Zondervan , 2014)

Leader><Shift: One Becomes Less While Another Becomes More , Gary Johnson (Moeller Printing , 2013) Leading a Healthy Multi-Ethnic Church: Seven Common Challenges and How to Overcome Them , Mark DeYmaz and Harry Li (Zondervan , 2013) Many Colors: Cultural Intelligence for a Changing Church , Soong-Chan Rah (Moody , 2010) Multi-Careering: Do Work That Matters at Every Stage of Your Journey (FRAMES) , Bob Goff (Zondervan , 2014) REAL: Becoming a 24/7 Follower of Jesus , Jamie Snyder (Bethany House Publishers , 2013) Renewal for Mission , A Concise History of Christian Churches and Churches of Christ , Dennis Helsabeck , Gary Holloway , and Douglas Foster (ACU Press , 2012) Sacred Roots: Why the Church Still Matters (FRAMES) , Jon Tyson (Zondervan , 2014) Schools in Crisis: They Need Your Help (Whether You Have Kids or Not) (FRAMES) , Nicole Baker Fulgham (Zondervan , 2014) Sticking Points: How to Get 4 Generations Working Together in the 12 Places They Come Apart , Haydn Shaw (Tyndale House , 2013) The Advantage: Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else In Business , Patrick Lencioni (Jossey-Bass , 2012) The Externally Focused Church , Rick Rusaw and Eric Swanson (Group Publishing , 2004) The Externally Focused Life , Rick Rusaw and Eric Swanson (Group Publishing , 2009) The Hyperlinked Life: Live with Wisdom in an Age of Information Overload (FRAMES) , Jun Young and David Kinnaman (Zondervan , 2014) Wonder Women: Navigating the Challenges of Motherhood , Career , and Identity (FRAMES) , Kate Harris (Zondervan , 2014)

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WELCOME MESSAGES The North American Christian Convention (NACC) provides ideas, inspiration, and identity to Restoration Movement churches, ministries, and their leaders. The NACC began in 1927. The NACC attracts both vocational and nonvocational Christian leaders and their families. The NACC does not represent nor does it belong to an official denominational organizational structure of polity. Representatives from the NACC Leadership have written you welcome letters in their own words. We are so glad you could join us! John Derry NACC Board of Stewards Chairman On behalf of the Board of Stewards, welcome to the 2014 NACC. I always enjoy reading the evaluations after the Convention because they contain stories of men and women who leave with a renewed spirit. I am confident this year will be no exception. Tim Harlow and his team have developed a program around the theme of “Re-mission” that is sure to challenge and inspire you. Three of the nine members on the Board of Stewards are the previous, current, and next NACC presidents. These dynamic leaders work together devoting their energy and resources and making personal sacrifices to ensure the Convention is an excellent experience for all of us. The hundreds of local volunteers and the dedicated NACC staff serve willingly because they recognize the value of this event to our churches. Jane and I have lived in Illinois, Tennessee, Texas, and now California and have developed friendships across the country with many wonderful people whom we often see only at the Convention. This gathering is also about fellowship and has sometimes been referred to as a “family reunion.” I hope you find time in the next few days to re-connect with colleagues and friends who share your desire to see the church equipped for even greater service. God bless you for making the NACC part of your summer plans.

Dick Alexander 2014 NACC National Prayer Chairman We’ve been praying for you! We’ve prayed that you would attend the 2014 NACC, and that prayer has been answered with a resounding YES—you’re here! Welcome to the 2014 NACC! And we’ve been praying this convention would be a transformative experience for you. Every NACC is a great gathering of Christian leaders. This year’s NACC is also urgent! We see the changes in our culture and the growing disconnect between people and God. This week will be a time to refocus—to reset our hearts and our churches on the mission of Christ. It is our prayer that as a result of this week, thousands of people will go back home to help “remission” their churches in ways that will result in tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands (dare we pray for millions?) of people one day being in heaven. During this week, will you pray? Pray for God to break your heart anew for those far from Him? Pray that He will help you love your church more? Pray that he’ll give you insight into how to help “remission” your church? May this be a great week for you, and as a result a great week for all those who will be impacted for eternity through you!

Gary Johnson 2014 NACC Local Arrangements Co-Chairperson Welcome to Indianapolis, host city of the 2014 North American Christian Convention. It is our privilege and honor to welcome you to our town. Earlier this year, Indianapolis was named the “Best Convention City” in the nation by USA Today pollsters. Convention-goers and exhibitors gave us top honors because of our affordable and convenient city. While you are here, we hope that you will take time to enjoy a number of its amenities. There are restaurants to enjoy, parks to hike, and tourist attractions to visit. Moreover, there are sixty-plus independent Christian Churches in the Indy metro area, and we join together to welcome you to our great city. Great city. Those two words remind me of a question that God asked in Jonah 4:11. Turning to the prophet Jonah, God inquired about Nineveh, asking: “Should I not be concerned for that great city?” God wasn’t concerned about Nineveh’s employment rate, infra-structure, or being a convention city. He was concerned about the 120,000 broken, lost, disadvantaged people who lived there. Having been made in the image of God, can I say the same? Am I concerned for the great city of Indianapolis? Are you concerned for the great city that you call home? Re:Mission will challenge every one of us to ignite a new, heartfelt concern for broken and lost people. God is still concerned for your great city and mine. The question is: are we?

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WELCOME MESSAGES Continued from previous page Fred Rodkey 2014 NACC Local Arrangements Co-Chairperson Welcome to Indianapolis, the home of the greatest spectacle in sports, the Indianapolis 500. We are so glad to be hosting the NACC this year and we are looking forward to challenging, encouraging, and equipping each of you to go home and bring a fresh perspective to how you will do ministry in the future. Tim Harlow and his team have put much effort into making this a convention that will move your church and you personally to another level of commitment to the commission that God has given to us. From challenging preaching to informative workshops to special studies and meals together you will find something for everyone at the convention this year. While you are here you may want to check out the downtown area which is loaded with great restaurants, entertainment, shopping, and the NCAA Hall of Fame & Headquarters for the sports fan. The Zoo is one of the best, Victory Field is a great place to catch a ballgame or look around, and the canal provides a great place to walk and unwind. Indianapolis is a big city with a small town feel that makes you feel welcome and warm. Just the way we want the convention to feel as well. The gathering of so many who value God’s truth and love their relationship with Him will make this convention special. So gather with friends, family and fellow saints to enjoy a week of fellowship, preaching and “re-missioning” that will fuel your passion for God and His work for a long time.

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Larry D. Collins NACC Managing Director and Meeting Planner Welcome to the NACC! It is fitting that we are returning to Indianapolis, IN on this occasion, because this is the city where the North American Christian Convention began in 1927. This is the 75th event year for NACC. Awesome! Thank you for taking action and participating! The theme is REMISSION. Our work and focus this week is about coming together to both learn and understand the critical role our churches are engaged in every day. Perhaps more than ever before, we need to learn how this Kingdom Work involves the very community and city that each of our churches serve. Each of “us” play a critical role in our own church; it must be personal for each of us. Isaiah 6:8: Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, whom shall I send? And who will go for us? And I said, “Here I am, send me.” Are we serving? The right way? Let’s find out what more we can do this week. Please ENJOY as much of the NACC Celebration as you can! In addition to the Worship, the featured morning Bible Study, the featured seminars and workshops, and the many special events, there is even more to see, experience, and enjoy. Our students and our children will also be involved in programming that will energize, inspire, and add FUN to their week. Remember to visit the many resource centers that will have books, CDs, DVDs, and take home resources to share back home. And again for the fourth year in a row, all of our worship sessions will be LIVE STREAMED. The sessions will be available as Video On Demand from the NACC web site each day, right after each service, and for 30 days afterwards. Please call and share that great news with a friend back home. Got Volunteers? We have some of the best! As you are enjoying the event, please realize that over 25 churches are involved in the volunteer effort for this event. Approximately 1,000 volunteers will be working throughout the NACC during this event week. You will see them in many areas of hospitality, registration, welcome centers, and in all areas of the adult, student, and children’s programming. They are here because they want your 2014 NACC experience to be special. Be sure to say hello and thank them for their service. They are a great group of Christian servants and “they” help make this event possible. Hint: they are wearing GREEN ribbons on their name badges! Please do not hesitate to ask for help of any kind during your visit. We are ALL here to serve! The National Bible Bowl will be crowning a winning team on Thursday, so stop in and cheer on a team to victory. Lifeline Christian Mission will be packing 250,000 meals and FAME will be packing personal hygiene items. BOTH efforts are for the disadvantaged. Be sure to stop by and share your time and resources with these service project efforts. Join Christian Standard, as they interview some of our guest speakers on the Connecting Place Stage. Don’t miss the NACC Exhibit Hall as there are over 300 different displays. A Free WIFI connection is available in The HUB and in each of the convention center food courts. Stop by The HUB and check your email. Join friends at the Connecting Place Stage in Hall E and enjoy one of the reasonably priced meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. On behalf of our Board of Stewards, the 2014 NACC President and his Executive Committee, NACC Leadership, and the dedicated NACC Staff, “WE ALL” wish you a wonderful NACC Celebration. May your 2014 NACC- REMISSION experience be everything you expected and more!

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PAST AND FUTURE EVENTS NORTH AMERICAN CHRISTIAN CONVENTION EVENTS ARE LISTED WITH THE NACC PRESIDENT OR MINISTER & SPOUSE (M&S) RETREAT CO-CHAIRS. FUTURE 2016 July 12-15 • Anaheim, CA • Dave Stone 2015 June 23 – 26 • Cincinnati, OH • Mike Baker PRESENT 2014 July 8 – 11 • Indianapolis, IN • Tim Harlow PAST 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2009 2008 2007 2007 2006 2005 2005 2005 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982

July 9 - 12 • Louisville, KY • Matt Proctor July 10 - 13 • Orlando, FL • Rick Rusaw July 5 - 8 • Cincinnati, OH • Dudley Rutherford July 6 - 9 • Indianapolis, IN • Ben Cachiaras August 11 - 13 • M & S Retreat • Stephen and Lisa Sams June 30 - July 3 • Louisville, KY • Jeff Stone July 1 - 4 • Cincinnati, OH • Cam Huxford August 21 - 23 • M & S Retreat • Tom and Kay Moll July 3 - 6 • Kansas City, MO • Alan Ahlgrim June 27 - 30 • Louisville, KY • David Faust August 16 - 18 • M & S Retreat • Howard and Martha Brammer July 12 - 14 • Jacksonville, FL • Howard Brammer June 28 - 30 • Lexington, KY • Howard Brammer May 24 - 26 • Corona, CA • Howard Brammer July 5 - 8 • Phoenix, AZ • Dick Alexander July 8 - 11 • Indianapolis, IN • Bob Russell June 24 - 27 • Columbus, OH • Barry McMurtrie June 26 - 29 • Tampa, FL • Tom Ellsworth July 11 - 14 • Louisville, KY • Don Wilson July 6 - 9 • Denver, CO • Wayne Shaw June 23 - 26 • St. Louis, MO • Dennis Slaughter July 1 - 4 • Kansas City, MO • Sam E. Stone July 2 - 5 • Dallas, TX • John Caldwell July 16 - 20 • Indianapolis, IN • Marshall Hayden July 5 - 8 • Orlando, FL • Wally Rendel July 6 - 9 • St. Louis, MO • Charles E. Cook July 14 - 17 • Anaheim, CA • Ken Idleman July 9 - 12 • Denver, CO • David McCord July 10 - 13 • Kansas City, MO • Richard D. Hogan July 11 - 14 • Louisville, KY • R. Allan Dunbar July 5 - 8 • Cincinnati, OH • David Corts July 14 - 17 • Oklahoma City, OK • Dale McCann July 6 - 10 • Indianapolis, IN • Kenneth A. Meade July 9 - 12 • Anaheim, CA • Knofel Staton July 10 - 13 • Atlanta, GA • David L. Eubanks July 26 - 29 • St. Louis, MO • Floyd Strater July 27 - 30 • Kansas City, MO • E. LeRoy Lawson

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July 7 - 10 • Louisville, KY • Calvin L. Phillips July 8 - 11 • Seattle, WA • Dennis R. Fulton July 24 - 27 • St. Louis, MO • Robert C. Shannon July 11 - 14 • Oklahoma City, OK • Ben Merold July 5 - 8 • Cincinnati, OH • Wayne B. Smith July 6 - 9 • Denver, CO • E. Ray Jones July 8 - 11 • Detroit, MI • Russell F. Blowers July 23 - 26 • Anaheim, CA • Thomas W. Overton July 10 - 13 • Indianapolis, IN • W. F. Lown July 11 - 14 • Cincinnati, OH • E. Richard Crabtree July 6 - 9 • Dallas, TX • Marshall J. Leggett July 7 - 10 • St. Louis, MO • William S. Boice July 8 - 11 • Detroit, MI • Douglas A.Dickey July 9 - 12 • Cincinnati, OH • Burris Butler June 28 - July 2 • Tampa, FL • L. Palmer Young June 28 - July 1 • Louisville, KY • Hugh F. Sensibaugh June 22 - 25 • Tulsa, OK • Russell L. Martin July 7 - 10 • St. Louis, MO • Leon H. Appel June 26 - 30 • Long Beach, CA • E. H. Chamberlain June 26 - 29 • Lexington, KY • Wm. Harold Hockley April 20 - 23 • Wichita, KS • Robert O. Weaver July 12 - 15 • Columbus, OH • Edwin G. Crouch June 24 - 28 • Atlanta, GA • Olin W. Hay July 9 - 13 • Portland, OR • Reuben L. Anderson May 1 - 5 • Pittsburgh, PA • Lester H. Ford May 8 - 11 • Louisville, KY • Harold W. Scott Apr 25 - May 1 • Indianapolis, IN • James Van Buren June 23 - 27 • Long Beach, CA • Francis M. Arant April 22 - 26 • Canton, OH • Harry Poll April 30 - May 4 • Tulsa, OK • Ernest E. Laughlin April 25 - 29 • Springfield, IL • Joseph H. Dampier April 26 - 30 • Indianapolis, IN • Ard Hoven April 21 - 25 • Springfield, IL • Orval Morgan May 8 - 12 • Indianapolis, IN • William E. Sweeney Oct 14 - 18 • Indianapolis, IN • Dean E. Walker Oct 9 - 13 • Indianapolis, IN • P. H. Welshimer April 21 - 25 • Springfield, IL • T. K. Smith June 21 - 25 • Springfield, IL • O. A. Trinkle June 17 - 21 • Lexington, KY • J. E. Henshaw Oct. 9 - 14 • Canton, OH • P. H. Welshimer Oct. 10 - 14 • Kansas City, MO • Wallace Tharp Oct. 12 - 16 • Indianapolis, IN • P. H. Welshimer

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NACC LEADERSHIP North American Christian Convention Past Presidents are listed in red.

Continuation Committee Members are listed with last convention year of term.

Board of Stewards Members are listed with last convention year of term.

Dick Alexander (‘14) Tom Alexander (‘14) Gene Andrews (’15) Gus Andrews (’15) Brent Baker (’14) Raymond Bodley (’14) Jim Book (’16) Howard Brammer (’15) Tim Brokaw (’16) Laura Buffington (’15) Byron Burns (’16) Nate Bush (’14) Arron Chambers (’16) Rick Champ (’14) Bob Cherry (’14) David Clark (’14) Phil Claycomb (’15) Greg Comp (’14) Brad Crocker (’14) Doug Crozier (’15) Luke Davidson (’15) Darryll Davis (’15) Kevin Dooley (’14) Glen Elliott (’16) David Faust (’15) Jonathan Feathers (’15) Wendy Fitzgerald (’16) Kurt Flora (’14) Rich Franz (’15) Daniel Furukawa (’15) Mark Gallagher (’14) Greg Garcia (’16) Patrick Garcia (’16) Marvin Garrison (’14) Jerry Goodbar (’14) Ken Greene (’15) Kendon Greene (’16) Jerry Grimes (’16) Andy Hansen (’15) Tim Hanze (’14) Shane Hargrave (’14) Roger Hendricks (’14) Don Hinkle (’15) Kerry Hookstra (’14) Buddy Howard (’15) Glenn Hughes (’14) Nikki Hunt (’15) Travis Hurley (’14) Brian Jobe (’15)

Chairman John Derry (’15) Secretary-Treasurer Cindy Willison (’16) Managing Director Larry Collins (ex officio) At-Large Mike Baker (’16) Ben Cachiaras (’14) Dr. John Caldwell (’15) David Faust (’16) Tim Harlow (’15) Fred Mitchell (’14) Matt Proctor (’14)

2014 Executive Committee President Tim Harlow Vice President Daryl Reed Secretary-Treasurer Jen Johnson National Prayer Chairman Dick Alexander Local Arrangements Co-Chairpersons Gary Johnson Fred Rodkey At-Large Nate Bush Bob Cherry David Roberson Jamie Snyder Jeff Stone Advisors Martha Brammer Byron Davis Denise Harlow Chaz Robbins

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Caleb Kaltenbach (’15) Mike Kjergaard (’16) Mark Krause (’15) Darrel Land (’14) Larry Lane (’14) Shelly Larson (’16) Chris Lawler (’14) LeRoy Lawson (’15) David Limiero (’14) Eric Lee (’16) Donald Linn (’14) Carl Lipke (’16) Karen Lynch (’14) Betsy Magness (’15) Pat Magness (’16) Scott Martin (’16) Al (Elvin) Meakes (’14) Mark Miller (’15) Mont Mitchell (’15) Bryan Morrow (’14) Howard Mountcastle (’14) Justin Moxley (’14) Will Mullins (’16) Bryan Myers (’14) Randy Nash (’14) Rod Nielsen (’14) Kevin Odor (’16) Frank Oden (’14) Rick Page (’15) Richard Pannell (’14) Ernie Perry (’15) Gary Pettyjohn (’14) Troy Reynolds (’14) Tom Richason (’14) Craig Rippy (’14) David Roberson (’14) Octavio Ruiz (’16) David Rutherford (’15) Stephen Sams (’14) Ben Simms (’14) Jamie Snyder (’14) Gary W. Spangler (’14) Tim Spivey (’16) Rachelle Starr (’16) Dave Stauffer (’15) Jeff Stone (’14) Sam Stone (’16) Don A. Stowell (’14) Matt Summers (’14) Scott Sutherland (’14) David Thurman (’14) Stephen Trinkle (’14) Jim Tune (’15)

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David Tysinger (’14) Scott Wakefield (’15) Jeff Walling (’15) Verna Weber (’15) Rick Wheeler (’16) Shane Whybrew (’15) Don Wilson (’16) Earl Winfrey (’14) Sam J. Winger (’16) Paul Wingfield (’15) Steve Wingfield (’15) Dale Wise (’14) Roger Worsham (’16) Roger Wright (’14) Aaron Wymer (’14)

Program Platform Committee Members are listed with last convention year of term. Greg Chandler (’15) Nate Grella (’16) Daniel Powell (’14) Ruth Reyes (’14)

2014 Local Arrangements Committee Co-Chairperson: Hospitality/Logistics Gary Johnson Co-Chairperson: Program/Promotion Fred Rodkey Alternative Housing Ruth Anne Shattuck Children’s Convention Maggie Andrews Larry Cramer Jared Perkins Don A. Stowell Dave Wohlenhaus Church Relations and Host Church Campaign Gary Carpenter Tom Ellsworth Steve Ranson Fred Rodkey

Customer Service Steve Ferguson Directional/Feedback Coordinator Dennis McConnaughhay Exhibit Services Scott Heller Local Prayer Coordinator Gary Cornwell

From Larry D. Collins, NACC Managing Director

Main Session Hospitality Steve White

SPECIAL THANKS TO . . .

Media/Banners Jeff Lewellyn Meeting Room & Workshop Hospitality Debbie McLoed Pre-Registration Coordinator Eric Allen Registration Coordinator Gary Cox

Denise Harlow, our Worship Leader from Parkview Christian Church, Orland Park, IL, and the many members of the 2014 Praise and Worship Team for the wonderful worship music in our Main Sessions.

Shuttle/Parking Coordinator Dwight Loken Sign Language Interpretation Chad Entinger Glory Entinger

Ryan Bates, President of Majestic Productions, and his highly skilled team for coordinating the sound, lighting, and production of the student and adult main sessions.

Special Events Coordinator David Johnson

Bill Smith, President of AdTech Productions, for the main session video, camera work, and graphics.

Student Convention Phyllis Fox

The Program Platform Committee (Greg Chandler, Nate Grella, Daniel Powell, and Ruth Reyes) and the many volunteers of the Tech Crew who worked very hard to implement a fantastic program this year. We appreciate you very much! There is none better than the NACC Tech Team!

Tickets (Will Call) Robin Hooper Ushers and Offering Matt Giebler VIP and Guest Hospitality Shan Caldwell

Gary Cox, First Christian Church, Ft. Myers, FL and all of the LAC volunteers for the “extra” help with the registration area. Your annual support is very encouraging!

Volunteer Hospitality Rob Keaton Welcome and Information Center Coordinator Jen Reed

Managing Director Larry D. Collins Support Staff Ryan Allcott Rick Coyle Randy Diebel Debbie Maurer Carie Schultz Matt Shears (Intern)

Fred Rodkey, Chapel Rock Christian Church and Gary Johnson, Indian Creek Christian Church, both of Indianapolis for outstanding leadership as Co-Chairpersons of the Local Arrangements Committee. We also extended thanks to Stephanie Garwood, Traders Point Christian Church, Whitestown, IN, for her support with the 2014 Promotional Luncheon. Phyllis Fox, Youth in Ministry, and her fantastic Team, for producing and overseeing the entire Student Convention, Student and Student Minister Workshop Programs.

Revenue Tabulation & Deposit Kevin Hart

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Special Appreciation

Dave Thompson of the George Fern Company and his team for expertly and smoothly coordinating the décor, special setup, and support with the Move-in and Move-Out of the entire event. Many thanks to Bob Koenig for CAD support with our drawings. Dan Hutchinson and Team of Christian Audio Tapes for the service they graciously provide in recording each workshop and main session. We regret the passing of Hutch Hutchinson, not long after last year’s NACC. He will be missed. Scott Graham and Dwight Loken, The Meeting Connection, and their team from Columbus, OH for their support with Housing, Registration, Exhibit Hall sales, and coordinating and operating the NACC’s Resource Center.

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SPECIAL APPRECIATION Continued from previous page James Sample and Diane Kestner of the Indiana Convention Center Team, for their support with our event planning over the past 3 months, and the wonderful results during our convention. Rita Ramsey and the Centerplate Special Events Team for their support of our food and beverage requirements and affiliated special events. Chris Blair of e-Blair Solutions who supported our on-site computer needs and internet technology. Always there when we need you – thanks much. Ben Behnkendorf of Smart City Team for the planning support and flexibility that you provided for our internet requirements and our Live Streaming support. Brian Solomon and the Markey’s AV Team and Brian Karakas of the Marriott Hotel for their support with our Audio Visual support. Bob Desautels and the Visit Indy Team for their support with publicity, parking, and various others helpful tasks. Mia Price of the Marriott Hotel and John Saveley of the Westin Hotel, who exhibited true professionalism and were a major help with our special events. They are two of the many reasons that Indianapolis works for NACC!

Mark Taylor and Christian Standard for their work with pre and post write ups of the 2014 NACC and for the wonderful help with the speaker interviews this year. Great Results! Jeff Burris of Group Imaging, who provides our wonderful banners that liven up the event with energy, color, and informative graphics. Much appreciated! David Pace of the Kairos Benevolence Fund and the KBF Team for their service project support that is geared toward helping ministers and ministry leaders in need. Our sincere appreciation for the outstanding leadership you provided and for the results achieved. FAME, Lifeline Christian Missions, and Team Expansion for their support of our annual Service Project(s) area. The Personal Care Center, the packing of 250,000 meals, and the U4theU Wall (Unleashed for the Unreached) respectively, were engaging for those who participated and added a serving focus to the event this year. Our sincere thanks for what you do. God Bless your ministries! Nate Mace, of Logos Bible Software, for the excellent preconference software training seminar. This was wonderful for our attendees. Nice work! Travis Townsend of ESG Security, thank you for watching out for our safety and security during the event. Your professional handling of our event is appreciated. Drake Hatfield of Hatfield Media, LLC who assisted us with our Live Streaming and Video On Demand web response. This offered an upfront seat to those who watched from home/work of each of the Main Sessions. You are great to work with! Jeff Allsup and Mike Skaggs of Denison Parking for their support and help with locating parking for our volunteers for this event.

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HOST CHURCHES THANK YOU Host Churches for your support of the 2014 NACC. This year’s host churches are from the entire state of Indiana, excluding Indy churches next to Louisville and Cincinnati. Without the financial and volunteer support of these host churches, it would not have been possible to bring the NACC to Indianapolis. Your willingness to share your time, your staff, and financial gifts with the NACC is most appreciated. Includes gifts from March 1, 2013 through April 30, 2014.

Churches Giving $10,000 or More Chapel Rock Christian Church Fred Rodkey Indianapolis, IN

Crossroads Christian Church Ken D. Idleman Evansville, IN

Kingsway Christian Church Matt Nickoson Avon, IN

Churches Giving $5000 to $8,000 Connection Pointe Christian Church Steve Reeves Brownsburg, IN

Mt. Pleasant Christian Church Chris Philbeck Greenwood, IN

Sherwood Oaks Christian Church Tom Ellsworth Bloomington, IN

Traders Point Christian Church Aaron Brockett Indianapolis, IN

Churches Giving $1000 to $3,000 Bachelor Creek Church of Christ Solomon David Wabash, IN

Bright Christian Church

Jeff Stone Lawrenceburg, IN

Cambridge City Christian Church

Rockville Christian Church

West Lafayette Christian Church

Martindale Ave. Church of Christ

Center Christian Church

Warren Church of Christ

Churches Giving up to $499

Medaryville Christian Church

Daniel Berry Cambridge City, IN

Bill Worrell Knightstown, IN

Clayton Christian Church Gary C. Black Clayton, IN

Community Christian Church Tim Gresham Frankfort, IN

Crossroads Christian Church

Michael J. Duff West Lafayette, IN

First Christian Church Justin White Columbus, IN

First Christian Church Jerry Clark Evansville, IN

First Christian Church Dale L. Wise Sullivan, IN

Greenwood Christian Church Matt Giebler Greenwood, IN

Indian Creek Christian Church Gary Johnson Indianapolis, IN

Judson Road Christian Church Gary Carpenter Kokomo, IN

Lynn Coleman Rockville, IN

Ethan Stivers Warren, IN

Churches Giving $500 to $999 Brownstown Christian Church Brian Richard Brownstown, IN

John Dittmer W Lafayette, IN

Cornerstone Christian Church

Timothy W. Hughes Brownsburg, IN

Fairfax Christian Church Tom Richason Indianapolis, IN

Chapel Hill Christian Church

First Christian Church

Church of Christ at Treaty

First Christian Church

Steve Allen Kokomo, IN

Douglas Oakes Wabash, IN

Charles Bachelder Knox, IN

Gary Boschain Warsaw, IN

East Union Christian Church

First Church of Christ

Faith Church of Christ

Fortville Christian Church

First Christian Church

Jennings Church of Christ

Marshall Federated Christian Church

Mariah Creek Christian Church

Post Road Christian Church

Markle Church of Christ

Larry Phillips Atlanta, IN

Steve Cole Burlington, IN

Chris Gregg Brazil, IN

Don Perry Marshall, IN

Dennis McConnaughhay Indianapolis, IN

Lloyd R. Mealer Garrett, IN

Ke’tre Dickens Indianapolis, IN

Donald Nedza Medaryville, IN

North Liberty Church of Christ Timothy Stewart North Liberty, IN

North Terre Haute Christian Church Chris McKinney Terre Haute, IN

Northview Church of Christ Bill Warax Huntington, IN

Outlook Christian Church Rob McCord McCordsville, IN

West Walnut St. Church of Christ Paul Strouse Portland, IN

Rob Rigsbee Fortville, IN

Marcus Speer North Vernon, IN

Raymond R Willsey Oaktown, IN

Greg Comp Markle, IN

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SUPPORTING CHURCHES AND ORGANIZATIONS The NACC extends SPECIAL RECOGNITION to churches and organizations listed below who embraced the NACC through extraordinary support of the NACC Presidents in 2014 and 2013, as well as those who supported the 2014 Local Arrangements Committee Co-chair positions. THANK YOU for all the behind-the-scenes sacrifice and work. Ozark Christian College (Joplin, MO) Outstanding support of the 2013 NACC! Thank you for the extra effort and funding supporting the NACC and Matt Proctor, 2013 President.

Parkview Christian Church (Orland Park, IL) Outstanding support of the 2014 NACC! Thank you for the extra effort and funding supporting the NACC and Tim Harlow, 2014 President.

Chapel Rock Christian Church (Indianapolis, IN) Outstanding support for the 2014 NACC! Thank you for the extra support and funding supporting the NACC and Fred Rodkey, 2014 NACC LAC Co-chair.

Indian Creek Christian Church (Indianapolis, IN) Outstanding support for the 2014 NACC! Thank you for the extra support and funding supporting the NACC and Gary Johnson, 2014 NACC LAC Co-chair.

The NACC wishes to recognize and extend thanks to the following list of churches and ministry organizations that have made financial contributions to the NACC from March, 2013, through April, 2014. Ongoing support from church partners represents approximately 25% of annual funding. If your church has not yet become a giving partner, please prayerfully consider becoming one this year. Each and every gift is appreciated. THANK YOU!

Top Supporting Church Southeast Christian Church, Louisville, KY

In the Top 4 Hakes Wiland Christian Foundation, Longmont, CO Ozark Christian College, Joplin, MO Shepherd Church, Porter Ranch, CA

In the Top 10 Chapel Rock Christian Church, Indianapolis, IN Christ’s Church of the Valley, Peoria, AZ Christ’s Church of the Valley, San Dimas, CA Crossroads Christian Church, Corona, CA Crossroads Christian Church, Evansville, IN Eastview Christian Church, Normal, IL Kingsway Christian Church, Avon, IN Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, MD

In the Top 25 Antioch Christian Church, Marion, IA Chandler Christian Church, Chandler, AZ Connection Pointe Christian Church, Brownsburg, IN First Christian Church, Hugoton, KS Journey Christian Church, Apopka, FL Lakeside Christian Church, Lakeside Park, KY

Legacy Christian Church, Overland Park, KS Mt. Pleasant Christian Church, Greenwood, IN Savannah Christian Church, Savannah, GA Sherwood Oaks Christian Church, Bloomington, IN Traders Point Christian Church, Indianapolis, IN West Side Christian Church, Springfield, IL Worthington Christian Church, Columbus, OH

In the Top 50 Bright Christian Church, Lawrenceburg, IN Broadway Christian Church, Lexington, KY Canyon Ridge Christian Church, Las Vegas, NV Central Christian Church, Saint Petersburg, FL Central Christian Church, Wichita, KS Christ’s Church, Jacksonville, FL Christ’s Church at Mason, Mason, OH Christ’s Church of Oronogo, Oronogo, MO Churchill Meadows Christian Church, Mississauga, ON First Christian Church, Council Bluffs, IA First Christian Church, Johnson City, TN First Christian Church, Morris, IL

First Christian Church Ministries, Kernersville, NC First Church of Christ, Burlington, KY Forum Christian Church, Columbia, MO Gateway Christian Church, Mt. Sterling, KY Greenwood Christian Church, Greenwood, IN Harvester Christian Church, Saint Charles, MO Indian Creek Christian Church, Indianapolis, IN National Christian Foundation, Alpharetta, GA Northside Christian Church, New Albany, IN Northside Christian Church, Wadsworth, OH Northside Christian Church, Yorktown, VA Ocala Christian Church, Ocala, FL Shelby Christian Church, Shelbyville, KY SouthBrook Christian Church, Miamisburg, OH Summit Christian Church, Sparks, NV Whitewater Crossing Christian Church, Cleves, OH

In the Top 100 Anchor Christian Church, Rochester, NY Bachelor Creek Church of Christ, Wabash, IN Beechwold Christian Church, Columbus, OH

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Bella Vista Christian Church, Bella Vista, AR Broadway Christian Church, Mattoon, IL Buckeye Christian Church, Grove City, OH Center Christian Church, Knightstown, IN Central Christian Church, Mount Vernon, IL Christian Campus Ministries, Terre Haute, IN Christian Church of Clarendon Hills, Clarendon Hls, IL Christ’s Church at the Crossroads, Anthem, AZ Christ’s Church of Flagstaff, Flagstaff, AZ Church of Christ at Manor Woods, Rockville, MD Clayton Christian Church, Clayton, IN Columbia Christian Church, Columbia, KY Community Christian Church, Frankfort, IN Crossroads Christian Church, West Lafayette, IN Diamond Canyon Christian Church, Diamond Bar, CA Eastside Christian Church, Jeffersonville, IN First Christian Church, Columbus, IN First Christian Church, Dodge City, KS First Christian Church, Evansville, IN First Christian Church, Greenville, IL First Christian Church, Laverne, OK First Christian Church, Margate, FL First Christian Church, Morristown, TN First Christian Church, Sullivan, IN First Christian Church, Villa Grove, IL First Church of Christ, Painesville, OH First Church of Christ, Washington, NC Gateway Christian Church, Saint Albans, WV Generations Christian Church, Trinity, FL Heyworth Christian Church, Heyworth, IL Hope Christian Church, Avon, OH Hopwood Memorial Christian Church, Milligan College, TN Horsepasture Christian Church, Ridgeway, VA Huntsville Christian Church, Huntsville, AL Inglewood Southside Christian Church, Inglewood, CA Journey Christian Church, Greeley, CO

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Journey Christian Church, Wayne, NE Judson Road Christian Church, Kokomo, IN Knott Avenue Christian Church, Anaheim, CA LifeSpring Christian Church, Cincinnati, OH Lincoln Christian Church, Lincoln, IL Lindsay Christian Church, Lindsay, CA National Bible Bowl, Cincinnati, OH New Day Christian Church, Port Charlotte, FL North River Avenue Christian Church, Toronto, OH Northeast Christian Church, Louisville, KY Northside Christian Church, Clovis, CA Owensboro Christian Church, Owensboro, KY Rockville Christian Church, Rockville, IN Rocky Mountain Christian Church, Longmont, CO Second Church of Christ, Danville, IL Southland Christian Church, Lexington, KY Southwoods Christian Church, Overland Park, KS Unity Christian Church, Cynthiana, KY University Christian Church, Los Angeles, CA Warren Church of Christ, Warren, IN Westbrook Christian Church, Bolingbrook, IL Westerville Christian Church, Westerville, OH White Flag Christian Church, Saint Louis, MO

Other Giving Churches and Organizations Academy Christian Church, Colorado Springs, CO Adventure Christian Church, Louisville, KY Antioch Christian Church, Pittsburg, MO Avalon Church of Christ, Virginia Beach, VA Bay Area Christian Church, Houston, TX BE & VC Vogel Trust, Lincoln, IL Bellevue Christian Church, Pittsburgh, PA Blountville Christian Church, Blountville, TN Boones Creek Christian Church, Gray, TN Briar Ridge Christian Church, Mount Eden, KY

Bridgetown Church of Christ, Cincinnati, OH Brownstown Christian Church, Brownstown, IN Buchanan Christian Church, Buchanan, MI Cambridge City Christian Church, Cambridge City, IN Campbellsville Christian Church, Campbellsvlle, KY Canarsie Church of Christ, Brooklyn, NY CenterPointe Christian Church, Lexington, KY Central Holston Christian Church, Bristol, TN Central Park Church of Christ, Tilton, IL Chapel Hill Christian Church, Kokomo, IN Christian Church of Witt, Witt, IL Church of Christ, Mondamin, IA Church of Christ at Treaty, Wabash, IN Community Christian Church, Fort Scott, KS Community Christian Church, Metropolis, IL Community Christian Church, Tamarac, FL Cornerstone Christian Church, Brownsburg, IN Cornerstone Christian Church, Dawsonville, GA Creekside Christian Fellowship, Needville, TX Crosspoint Christian Church, Cape Coral, FL Day Construction Mgt., Crawfordsville, IN East Dayton Christian Church, Dayton, OH East Sparta Christian Church, East Sparta, OH East Union Christian Church, Atlanta, IN Eastside Christian Church, Lake Placid, FL Employees Charity Organization of Northrop Grumman, Falls Church, VA English Christian Church, Carrollton, KY Fairfax Christian Church, Indianapolis, IN Fairfield Church of Christ, Fairfield, OH Fairmount Christian Church, Mechanicsville, VA Faith Church of Christ, Burlington, IN Fern Creek Christian Church, Louisville, KY First Christian Church, Aberdeen, MS First Christian Church, Anna, IL

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First Christian Church, Big Stone Gap, VA First Christian Church, Brazil, IN First Christian Church, Cowden, IL First Christian Church, Crescent, OK First Christian Church, Crossville, TN First Christian Church, Derby, KS First Christian Church, Downs, KS First Christian Church, Erwin, TN First Christian Church, Greenville, AL First Christian Church, Harrisburg, IL First Christian Church, Herrin, IL First Christian Church, Junction City, KS First Christian Church, Kewanee, IL First Christian Church, Knox, IN First Christian Church, Lamar, MO First Christian Church, Lansing, IL First Christian Church, Monmouth, IL First Christian Church, Mountain City, GA First Christian Church, Sturgis, KY First Christian Church, Warsaw, IN First Christian Church, Wilmington, IL First Church of Christ, Garrett, IN Fly Branch Church of Christ, Vanceburg, KY Forest Dale Church of Christ, Cincinnati, OH Fortville Christian Church, Fortville, IN Glouster Church of Christ, Glouster, OH Grandview Christian Church, Johnson City, TN Greenwood Christian Church, Canton, OH Heartland Christian Church, Rogers, AR Hikes Point Christian Church, Louisville, KY Jennings Church of Christ, North Vernon, IN Jessamine Christian Church, Nicholasville, KY Journey Christian Church, Fairbanks, AK Kenwood Heights Christian Church, Louisville, KY Lake Ridge Christian Church, Paris, IL Lake Superior Christian Church, Marquette, MI Licking Valley Church of Christ, Newark, OH Little Rock Christian Church, Paris, KY Living Creek Christian Church, Monee, IL Lockland Christian Church, Cincinnati, OH

Macedonia Christian Church, Williamston, NC Mariah Creek Christian Church, Oaktown, IN Markle Church of Christ, Markle, IN Marshall Federated Christian Church, Marshall, IN Martindale Ave. Church of Christ, Indianapolis, IN McCook Christian Church, McCook, NE Medaryville Christian Church, Medaryville, IN Memorial Church of Christ, Livonia, MI Mondamin Church of Christ, Mondamin, IA Mt. Pleasant Church of Christ, Williamstown, KY Nelson Christian Church, Bardstown, KY New Brighton Christian Church, New Brighton, MN New Hope Christian Church, Roanoke, VA Ninevah Christian Church, Lawrenceburg, KY North Bullitt Christian Church, Shepherdsvlle, KY North Liberty Church of Christ, North Liberty, IN North Terre Haute Christian Church, Terre Haute, IN NorthEast Christian Church, Lexington, KY Northside Christian Church, Springfield, MO Northside Christian Church of North Lakeland, Lakeland, FL Northview Church of Christ, Huntington, IN Northwest Christian Church, McKinney, TX Oakland Drive Church of Christ, Portage, MI Outlook Christian Church, McCordsville, IN Palm Bay Christian Church, Palm Bay, FL Parkview Christian Church, Findlay, OH Peaks Mill Christian Church, Frankfort, KY Post Road Christian Church, Indianapolis, IN Rolling Hills Christian Church, Topeka, KS Ronceverte Christian Church, Ronceverte, WV Rossville Church of Christ, Rossville, IL

Russell Springs Christian Church, Russell Springs, KY Seaford Church of Christ, Seaford, VA Seymour Heights Christian Church, Seymour, TN Southside Christian Church, La Crosse, WI Southside Christian Church, Ottawa, IL Stateline Community Church, Toledo, OH Sugar Grove Christian Church, Owingsville, KY Surfside Christian Church, Surfside Beach, SC Tonganoxie Christian Church, Tonganoxie, KS Town & Country Christian Church, Bartlesville, OK Tri-Village Christian Church, Pataskala, OH Valley View Christian Church, Littleton, CO Vanceburg Christian Church, Vanceburg, KY West Hills Christian Church, Bristol, TN West Lafayette Christian Church, W Lafayette, IN West Walnut St. Church of Christ, Portland, IN Westview Christian Church, Amarillo, TX Westwood Hills Christian Church, Los Angeles, CA White Oak Christian Church, Cincinnati, OH Wildie Christian Church, Wildie, KY Woodlawn Christian Church, Knoxville, TN Worthington Christian Village, Columbus, OH

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SUPPORTING INDIVIDUALS The following listing shows all individuals who contributed to the NACC between March 2013 and April 2014. Your gifts to this ministry are appreciated. THANK YOU!

Giving $1,000 or more

Wakeland, Mark and Sherri

LaGrange, Robert and Nanette

Ahlgrim, Alan and Linda

Wampler, Charles and Leslie

Lawson, LeRoy and Joy

Bunton, Michael and Cathy

Willoughby, Timothy B. and Pamela

Linn, Don and Marcella

Cachiaras, Ben and Karla

Giving $500 - $999

Linnemann, Stephen and Peggy

Cherry, Robert and Vicki Collins, Larry and Marsha Cornett, John and Sandra Crist, Jerry and Joyce Crozier, Doug and Julie Davis, David and Linda Derry, John and Jane Graybill, Calvin and Verna Harlow, Tim and Denise Hully, Don and Zona Huxford, Cam and Sarah Jarvill, Raquel and Merle Laskowski, Donald and Phyllis Lindsey, Daisy and Bob Malott, Matt and Connie Martin, Jason Martin, Robert and Ruth McCann, Dale and Judy Merold, Ben and Pat Nyman, Gary and Sandy Pottinger, Derek and Becky Priestman, David and Virginia Proctor, Gene and Kathy Reynolds, Troy and Stephanie Rice, Sr., James (Jim) and Ivy Russell, Bob and Judy (Chap Russell Nat’l Chr. Foundation) Rutherford, Dudley and Renee Sanow, Ed and Cynthia Spangler, Gary and Rebecca Stone, Dave and Beth Tinkler, Mike and Debbie Tune, Jim and Claudia Vincent, Ron and Sherrie

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Agemy, Nancy and Daniel Aggus, Jerry and Dee Alexander, Roger and Norma Austin, Lloyd and Joyce Beamer, David and Peggy Bellows, David and Linda Blackmore, Ron and Leanne Bodley, Raymond and Barbara Brechbuhler, Clyde B. and Wanda Bunton, Ruth Caldwell, John and Jan Campbell, Patsy Carter, Ron and Pam Claycomb, Phil and Barb Comeaux, Mark and Cathy Coyle, Richard and Lydia Ellsworth, Tom and Elsie Eubanks, David and Margaret Faust, David and Candy Fish, Martha Franz, Rich and Alisa Fulton, Dennis and Wanda Gates, Jack and Sandy Grover, Rick and Laura Hanze, Tim and Debby Harlow, Dan and Faye Harris, Barbara Harris, Barbara and Thomas Hassell, Chuck and Tammy Hayden, Marshall and Judy Hinkle, Don Hookstra, Kerry and Renetta Idleman, Kyle and Desi Rae

Magness, J. Lee and Pat Milliken, Richard and Karolyn Mitchell, Fred and Louella Moser, Ray and Donna Mossor, Verna and Rex Odor, Kevin Page, Rick and Suzanne Pannell, Richard and Lynn Penn, John and Brenda Priest, Doug and Robyn Rapp, Kevin Reyes, Ruth T. and Elizur Rickey, Thomas and Glena Roth, Doyle and Jean Ruble, John Schwartzkopf, David and Karen Scott, Terry and Carol Shake, Warren and Susan Sills, Betty Smith, Wayne and Marjorie Stone, Sam and Gwen Stowell, Don A. and Sharlene Switzer, Ron and Claudette Trinkle, Steve and Dee Vogel Trust -- BE & VC Warner, Thomas R. and Brenda Weaver, Brad and Tammy Welch, Teresa Wilhite, Jud and Lori Willinger, Louis Willison, Cynthia Wise, Dale and Peggy Zastrow, Todd and Lynn

Illman, Dwain and Marilyn

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Giving $250 - $499

Laird, Allan and Patsy

Ward, James E. and Fran D.

Ahlberg, Daniel and Becky

Larson, Steven and Michelle

Wernimont, Steve

Alexander, Kurt and Denise

Limiero, David and Jan

White, Virginia

Allcott, Charles and Deborah

Long, Larry and Margaret

Williams, Meredith and Heather

Ater, J. David

Loos, Norman and Rosemary

Wright, Roger and Linda

Barnett, Wayne and Carolyn

Luce, Tom and Virginia

Blair, Christopher and Pam

Mack, Joe and Debbie

Giving up to $249

Boren, Larry and Karen

Magness, Betsy and Ethan

Bradburn, Ken and Anita

Martin, Larry and Rosalyn

Brammer, Howard and Martha

McClure, William and Martha

Brewer, Everett and Bonnie

McKenzie, Randy and Karen

Brummett, Jack and Donna

Mieir, Bill

Chowning, William R.

Moll, Daniel and Ruth

Clark, Lawrence and Yvonne

Moll, Tom and Kay

Cole, Eleanor

Moore, Stephen P. and Bethene

Cork, Donald and Carolyn

Nickels, James and Effie

Correll, James and Joy

Nielsen, Rod and Lisa

Coull, Dennis and Shirley

Pepper, Ross and Mary

Craner, John and Doris

Phillippe, Tim and Mary

Craycraft, John and Glenda

Pippin, George and Jeanette

Davis, Merrill and Rebecca

Platt, William and Susie

Edwards, Welby and Linda

Porter, Wilma S.

Elliott, Glen and Jolene

Ragsdale, Lynn and Betsy

Feathers, Jonathan

Rendel, Wally and Barbara

Florence, Brett

Robb, Tim

French, Elliott and Doris

Robertson, Robert and Melanie

French, Scott and LouWanna

Rosenik, Phil and Judy

Gallagher, Mark and Marsha Sue

Rusaw, Rick and Diane

Garrison, Marvin and Vickie

Sams, J. Donald and Nancy

Goodbar, Jerry and Sandra

Schmitt, John and Lisa

Gore, Paul A. and Elayne

Sells, Randy and Jayne

Hackler, Ronald and Ellie

Simpson, William and Zella

Hansen, Andy and Marcia

Stivers, Ethan and Misty

Hantsbarger, Jon and Rita

Stokes, David and Marilyn

Holmes, Tony

Stone, Jeff and Johnnie

Howard, Buddy and Carrie

Sturgeon, Howard and Jean

Hurst, Arthur and Phyllis

Sutherland, Joe and Sue

Jenkins, Jerry and Terri

Sutherland, Scott and Melody

Johnson, Andrew and Ginger

Thomas, Jim

Johnson, Brian and Josanne

Tysinger, David and Sherry

Kearns, Mark and Linnie

Underdwood, Sheri L.

Kelley, Max and Carol

Van Hooreweghe, Francis and Mary

Kjergaard, Mike and Tracy

Walton, David and Lorie

Acosta, Morgan Adams, W. Herman and Gayle Adona, Federico and Florida Alexander, Dick and Betty Alexander, Roland Allbee, Jack and Harriett Allen, Eric and Joyce Altheide, Steven and Sheila Altman, David and Rebecca Alvarado, Sergio and Holly Ammerman, Bob and Carol Anders, Tom and Cristie Anderson, Glenn and Linda Anderson, Richard and Darlene Andrews, Gene and Alice Andrews, Gus and Lynn Ansley, Ken and Marsha Appel, Veva Ashe, Mary Jane Ashworth, Beverly Atteberry, Mark and Marilyn Austin, Buford and Linda Austin, Glenda Avant, Ted and Marie Azbill, Robert Babcock, Herbert and Virginia Backus, David and Shirley Bahr, Wayne and Sharon Baker, Fred and Pat Baker, John Baker, Mike and Sara Baker, William and Joni Sullivan Balogh, Carol Balzer, Joel and Brenda Banfield, Miriam Banta, Philip and Kathy Barker, Carol

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Barker, Patricia

Brandt, Karen

Chamberlain, Emily

Davis, Frank and Rebecca

Barlow, Steven and Michele

Brandt, Tony and Monica Brennan, Joseph

Chambers, Arron and Rhonda

Davis, James

Barnes, Jonathon Barnes, Larry R and Gloria

Bretzlaff, Kim

Barnes, Paul and Diane

Brewer, David

Bartlett, Myron and Donna

Brewer, Robert and Sharon

Chanslor, Sam and Melanie

Barton, Frances

Bridgewater, Ron and Stacey

Childress, Charles L.

DeLoe, Raymond and Rhonda

Christian, Mark and Heather

Dennis, Denny and Kathy

Brinson, Kathleen

Christie, Les and Gretchen

Denny, Gerald and Ruth

Broaddus, Chad and Allison

Chubb, Mary

DeWelt, Chris and Carol

Brooks, Todd

Claibourne, Leah

Diefendorf, Karen and Walt

Brown, Daniel and Eileen

Dillon, Harry and Marilyn

Brown, Daniel and Gloria

Claibourne, Linnea and Thomas

Brown, R Roger and R Louise

Clark, Sherry Cleary, Laura L.

Dongerdive, John and Heather

Brown, Richard and Ruth

Clifford, Carol and Dick

Dooley, Kevin

Bryan, David and Kari Lu

Close, Tim

Dorsheimer, Daryl

Buckham, Julie

Cluff, Tom and Jeanette

Dosier, Richard and Dalora

Buckley, James and Glenda

Coffey, Mark

Buffington, Laura

Collins, Dean and Penny

Douglas, T. Wayne and Evadne

Black, Gary C. and Julie

Burgess, John and Mary Jane

Cook, James and Christine

Blanford, Keith and Linda

Burkett, Robert and Anita

Bliffen, Jim and Joni

Burnett, David

Bloemker, Bonnie and Archie

Burt, Ruth

Bauer, Norma Jean Bear, Dallas and Lori Beavers, Gene and Gayleen Beckett, Charles and Mary Beckman, Nona Beerbower, Wendy Begley, Bryan and Rachel Bennett, Darin and Angela Bennett, Marian Benson, Van and Tammy Bernhard, Robert and Gayle Berry, Donald and Vivian Bishop, Patricia

Boatman, Paul and Mary Boden, Lanny and Melanie Boeddeker, Constance Boles, Ben Bonner, Patricia

Bushnell, Orrin and Nancy Butler, Rosie Bycroft, David and Kathy Calderon, Susan

Champ, Rick

Cook, Robert and Linda Coquillard, Joe Corbin, Dan and Denise Cordes, Steven and Theresa Cotterell, Mary Cotton, Knute and Joan Cottrell, Dan and Mary Couch, Aaron Couch, Joyce and Fred W.

Davis, Jere and Charlene Dawson, Andrew and Kayla Delinger, Mary Jane

Dodson, Kathy

Downs, Kenneth and Dee Dueringer, William and Susanne Dunaway, Phyllis Dunaway, Thelma Duncan, Bobby and Connie Duncan, David and Libby Dutka, Duane and Annette Eernisse, Jeffrey and Tammy Eger, James L. and Linda

Cox, Bill and Bonnie

Eichenberger, Dave and Rosalie

Cox, Karen and Tom

Eident, Richard and Joy

Caraway, Joseph and Joan

Crabtree, E. Richard and June E.

Elam Lowe, Charlotte

Carey, Mary Louise

Craig, Dan and Karen

Carlson, Marcia

Craig, Jim and Linda

Carman, Dennis and Alicia

Crane, Donna

Carmony, Patti

Crocker, Bradley

Carswell, Jadith and Robert

Custer, Jimmy and Marilyn

Bozell, Dale and Debbie

Carter, Edward K.

Custer, Johnny

Brackemyre, David and Cheryl

Carter, Gary and Terri

Damron, Dave and Jennifer

Casey, Phil and Susan

Dane, Samuel and Patricia

Bradley, Candace

Catalfamo, Margaret

Danley, James and Linda

Brandon, Ches

Cervik, Teresa

Daub, Luann

Bool, Cely Borntraeger, Rick and Heather Boswell, G. Botkin, David and Loretta Botts, Herbert Bowland, Terry and Carol Bowman, Richard Boyer, James and Charlotte

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Chambers, David and Alice

Call, Larry Campbell, David and Mitzi Campbell, L. D. and Joyce

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Estes, Robert and Carolyn

Gibson, Roy and Susie

Hargrave, Erica

Eubanks, Philip and Nancy

Giese, Brian and Sylvia

Harley, Larry

Evans, Bob and Brenda

Giffin, Brad and Kristine

Harp, Mel

Evans, Charles and Alice

Gilbert, Jack and Carol Ann

Harper, Todd and Shelly

Eynon, Scott and Lori

Gill, Jeff and Brenda

Harris, Andy and Debbie

Fangman, Emilie and Michael

Girton, Mike and Kathy

Hart, Robin and Paula

Glatthaar, Patricia

Hasselbring, Zelma and David

Farar, Michael and Elizabeth Farthing, Gary A. and Mary Ellen

Goble, Ken and Ramona Gonwa, Lisa

Haven, Mark and Brenda

Huddleston, Claudia Beth and Paul Hudspeth, Jack and Lynnette Huffer, Kay and Jerry Hull, Jonathan and Erin Hunsaker, Robert and Ramona Hunt, Nikki

Hawkins, Michael

Hurley, Charles and Christine

Goodwin, Michael and Sarah

Hawley, Jeffrey and Donna

Hurley, Travis and Dena

Hayes, Shirley

Huron, Rod and Autumn

Goold, Richard W.

Heilman, Michael and Julia

Huston, Gene and Drema

Gracesqui, Amaury and Catherine

Heimerdinger, Fred and Judy

Idleman, Ken and Kaylene

Helms, Joe and Patricia

Ingram, Kevin and Lisa

Helsabeck, William D.

Irwin, Tamara

Helton, Bobbye

Jacobs, William and Dana

Henderson, Shirley

Jaekel, Tom and Seatta

Hendricks, Roger and Jayne

Jech, Kerry and Jane

Herbsleb, Darlene J.

Jett, Rick and Nancy

Hermoso, Josie and Nila Hespelt, Sue

Jimenez, Rosendo and Connie

Hiatt, Truman and Cheryl

Johnson, David

Hickman, Melinda

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Hill, Charlotte

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Hills, Jeff and Robbin

Johnston, Rob and Betty

Grimes, Jerry and Lisa

Himes, William and Brenda

Jones, Betty

Grimm, Stacy

Hine, Thelma and Paul

Jones, Fred and Evelyn

Hinkle, Darrell and Linda

Jones, Irving and Darlene

Folden, Richie

Grondin, Chad and Stephanie

Jones, James

Forthman, Alan and Dorothy

Gross, Bill and Doreen

Hochmuth, Charles and Delores

Fowle, William and Cristi

Grove, David

Hoffman, Tyler and Shalee

Jones, John C.

Fowler, Chip

Guercio, Maxine

Hogan, Kathy

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Frame, Thelma

Guthrie, Larry and Sharon

Hogan, Richard and Joan

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Freeland, Kent and Mary

Hafling, James and Michelle

Holbert, Greg and Regina

Jones, Robert

Hahn, Randall and Betty

Holden, Jerry and Glenna

Jones, Timothy K. and Pat

Galbreath, Maxine

Hale, Vickie

Joslin, Jerl and Dani

Gallagher, Bill and Mary Jo

Hall, Charles and Robin

Holder, Philip H. and Harriette

Gardiner, Nancy

Hall, Jonathan

Gariss, Randy and Julie

Hampton, John and Melinda

Garner, Richard and Jo Ann

Harden, Mary Lou

Garnes, Angela

Hardy, Lynn and Gail

Gehring, Margaret

Hargrave, Douglas and Tanya

Fawley, Dorothy J. Felgar, Roger and Mary Fender, Vivian Ferguson, Charles and Melissa Fessler, Mark and Ann Finch, Dorothy and Robert Fine, W. Edward and Billye Joyce Fink, Margaret Fink, Norma Finley, Gary and Rosie Fish, Gregory and Emily Fish, Philip Fisher, Michael and Adrienne Fleischer, Irma Fleischman, Don Flora, Isaac and Faye Flora, Kurt and Saundra

Friend, Carlos and Ruth

Gibson, Marbeth and Bob

Good, Gary and Rhetta

Graham, Mark and Rhonda Graham, Sharon and Michael Grandon, Joel and Luann Grant, Mysti Grasham, Gene and Barbara Green, David and Faye Green, Lewis J. and Mina L. Greene, Shelley and Ken Greer, Phyllis and Charles E. Gresham, Melvin and Marilyn

Jones, JK and Sue

Hollon, Hazel

Jungers, Mary Blanche and Jack

Holness, Denzil and Alice

Justice, Richard

Hopkins, Gail and Caroline

Kakac, Carroll and Karen

Hotchkiss, Esther

Kast, Michael and Jill

House, Laverne and Karlane

Keeton, David and Barbara

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Leivan, Mary

McClintic, Jeff and Tamra

Moore, Allyson

Keppel, Philip W. and Nancy

Lemmon, Helen

McClintock, Lynda Ruth

Moore, Robert and Mary

Kern, Dennis and Nancy

Lemmon, Robert

McClish, Dan and Pam

Morgan, Sandra

Kern, Nathaniel

Leslie, Bill and Dianne M.

Morris, Gail

Kester, Bill and Pam

Lewis, Clayton

McCombs, Aaron and Rhonda

Killion, Ben and Sue

Lewis, Joe and Susan

Kimbler, Cheryll and Dan

Lewis, Sidney

Kirby, Carolyn and Glenn

Lieb, Roger and Trena

McCracken, Jack and Marian

Kirtlan, Jerry and Bonita

Liggett, Cheryl and Steven

McDaniel, Denton and Diane

Mount, Daryl

Kleinjan, Ruth and William

Lindsay, Davis and Lynne Ellen

McGhee, Darren

Mountcastle, Howard and Lovell

Kline, Alan W. and Barbara Kline, Floyd A. and Carol

Little, Dennis and Jean

McGilvrey, Mark and Jeannie

Morris, Ken and Sue Morrow, Bryan and Kimberly Morrow, Kevin and Rebecca Mosher, Richard

Moxley, Justin and Tiffany

McGuire, Kenneth and Carole

Moyers, Cindy and Kevin

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McKowen, David and Diana

Murfin, Roger

McLaughlin, Mattie

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McMillan, Larry and Roberta

Murphy, C. Wayne and Diana

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McQueen, Ed and June

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Lorenz, Lance

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Stoll, Don

Rorabaugh, David

Siegel, Eric and Donna

Storms, Roger

Rose, James D.

Simms, Ben and Janet

Strain, Mary Ruth

Rosenbaum, David and Patricia

Simonton, Terry and Sandra

Strother, Jack and Celia

Sipos, Amani

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Skaggs, John and Lisa

Susong, Rodney

Sloan, Kathy

Sutherland, Natasha

Smart, L.A. and I.M.

Swartz, Martha and Edward

Smart, Russell and Donna

Swearingen, Jeff and Peg

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Sweitzer, Jerry and Mary

Smith, Jerry and Marietta

Swihart, Daniel

Smith, Marjorie

Swihart, Sharon

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Swinney, Greg and Laurie

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Tatum, Ron

Smith, Walter

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Warren, Virgil and Ruth Ann

Wolf, Sue

Tevis, John and Flora

Weaver, Linda

Wolfe, Al and Sharon

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Wolfenbarger, Jean and Robert

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Wood, Barbara and Floyd W.

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Weece, Gene and Donita

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Woods, David and Cynthia

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Welch, Lyle

Wright, James

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Tovey, Pat and Gene

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Townsend, Greg and Donna

Wert, Clifford and Pam

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Tripp, Eric and Karena

Wheeler, Glen V.

Yakey, Phil and Marian

True, Phyllis

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Young, Charles and Liz

True, Roy and Sheila

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Whited, Becky and Mark

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Truman, Donald and Nancy

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Whybrew, Shane and Kris

Turner, Dennis and Michelle

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Tuttle, Mike and Sandy

Wilder, Robert and Linda

Twist, Robert and Donna

Wiley, Colleen

Twist, Tony and Suzanne

Wilkinson, Woody and Rose

Ubaldo, Efigenia

Willbur, Michael and Patricia

Underwood, Dave

Williams, Gary and Vicki

Upchurch, David

Williams, Steve and Elaine

Utley, Marsha

Williams, Weston and Jenny

Vance, Joyce E.

Willis, Cam

VanDyk, Mike and Marilyn

Wilson, Janyce

Vandyke, Kay and Robert

Wilson, John A. and Jane

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Wilson, Richard F. and Nancy

Viner, Tim

Wilson, Rolland and Joan

Vinson, Kent and Linda

Wimpelberg, Thomas and Cara

Wagner, Larry and Rebecca

Winegardner, David

Wagoner, Lee

Winfrey, Earl and Michael

Wakefield, Scott and Dagny

Winger, Robert and Evelyn

Walther, Janet

Winger, Sam J.

Wamsley, Dick

Wingfield, Paul

Ward, Patty and Kevin

Wiseman, Fred and Denise

Warden, Sue

Wissler, John and Sue

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