Summer Celebration 2019

ANNUAL GATHERING OF JESUS FOLLOWERS

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Poured Out restoration • reconciliation • renewal

June 26-28, 2019

Field Guide

Lipscomb Missions Short-term trips with a long-term vision.

Give to our student and team leader Scholarship Fund at www.lipscomb.edu/missions.

Welcome

Thank you for joining us for Summer Celebration, Lipscomb University’s spiritually-focused annual lectureship that has drawn Christians to campus from across the country more than 90 years. Whether you are a first-time visitor or you attend Summer Celebration annually, I am honored to welcome you to Lipscomb!

If you have not been on campus recently, a few significant construction projects may be new to you.

The large construction zone south of the Ezell Center, where the 33,000-square-foot George Shinn Event Center is located, is nearing completion. We anticipate hosting several Summer Celebration lectureships in the facility’s collaborative classrooms, studio space and state-of-the-art event hall next year. Many of you are enjoying our newest residential facility, Bison Hall, a 172-bed facility with a private bathroom for every two-person room. We are proud to offer it as a lodging option for guests of Summer Celebration.

In addition to these three days in the summer, Lipscomb works to nurture spiritual formation in its students and the campus community throughout the school year. Besides weekly chapel services and Bible classes, I am proud to say that our students step up and practice a spontaneously selfless, active faith when opportunities arise.

In 2017 a Crowdfunding campaign raised $61,000 to benefit students and their families who were victims of various hurricanes in that year, and student-led support continued in 2018 when Hurricane Michael devastated the Florida coast. Then just weeks later, when a mass shooting took the life of a Pepperdine University student and wildfires threatened the California campus this past fall, students and faculty gathered in Bison Square to pray for the safety and comfort of those involved.

Through intentional, personal contact with current students and prospective students, faculty in the College of Bible & Ministry have attracted more students who have a sense of call into the vocation of

ministry, boosting their numbers of undergraduate Bible majors by 40 percent from fall 2017 to fall 2018 and boosting the number of freshmen and transfers declaring their major as Bible by 178 percent.

The university appointed a new associate professor of worship ministry in December, Randy Gill, a nationally recognized worship leader and musician. He is leading a revamp of the worship ministry program and will collaborate with church leaders to develop a touring musical group and new programs.

Throughout the school year, hundreds of students participate in global mission trips and during the summer thousands of students from across the nation attend Impact, Lipscomb’s summer spiritual camp for teens. Other students, from racially diverse backgrounds and the churches of Christ, come to campus for the Engage Youth Theology Initiative, where they explore racial justice and healing. Finally, more than 300 theologians from across the nation gather on Lipscomb’s campus for three out of every four years to present their theological research and practice at the Christian Scholars Conference.

I invite you to learn more about who we are by returning when the students are on campus. Feel the energy, enjoy one of the many special events held on campus, worship with us at a chapel gathering, sit in on a Bible class, meet our students. I think you will agree that we are at the top of our game!

Again, it is an honor to have you on campus for Summer Celebration. May you be renewed and transformed as together we celebrate the Word of God!

L. Randolph Lowry President, Lipscomb University

From the Summer Celebration Team Welcome to Summer Celebration 2019!

For nearly a century,* people from across the country and around the world have gathered at Lipscomb University for what is truly “a festival of faith and fellowship for the family of God.” We are very glad you are here, as our honored guests, for these special three days!

Two things we know: First, your FAITH will be enriched! This year’s theme, “The Holy Spirit Poured Out,” will open our eyes even wider to the incalculable gift we receive when we become Christians (Acts 2:38).

God’s Word will be proclaimed in a wide variety of ways, all day, each day. We will be challenged, encouraged and equipped by this inspiring study, which will provide rich and practical insights for the opportunities and obstacles we face daily. More than 100 keynotes, classes, seminars, exhibits and meal programs will strengthen and bless our lives.

Also, the FELLOWSHIP will be priceless! All ages and all parts of the nation and the globe will be represented at Summer Celebration. What binds us together is our love for the Lord, along with our desire to be more like Him. Each year, invaluable relationships are renewed, and new relationships are established. It’s a large “family reunion” for the people of God! We encourage you to take advantage of the wide variety of activities, and we hope you’re already planning to be here Friday evening for the Bison Block Party on the Allen Arena Mall which ends with a fireworks display you won’t want to miss.

Many are working hard to make sure you have what you need to enjoy these precious days to the fullest. Expect a fresh encounter with the Holy Spirit…poured out for restoration, reconciliation and renewal.

Thank you for coming!

Walt and Scott

Walt Leaver

Vice President, University Relations walt.leaver@lipscomb.edu @waltleaver

Scott Sager

Vice President, Office of Church Services scott.sager@lipscomb.edu @wscott_sager

*For many years, this program was called the Lipscomb Lectures and then the Willard Collins Summer Lectures 2

Contents Keynotes & Schedule Keynotes

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Daily Schedule

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Teens’ Programs

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Children’s Programs

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Celebration Central

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Dining Options

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Exhibitor Information

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Campus Map

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Class and Keynote Recordings

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WiFi Instructions

Wireless network: LipscombGuest Username: summercelebration Password: 26399436 3

Evening Celebration Session #1 Wednesday • 6-8 p.m. • Allen Arena

“The Spirit of Truth and Power”

Rick Atchley @RickAtchley ABOUT Rick Atchley began his career as the preaching minister for the Southern Hills Church of Christ in Abilene, Texas.

In June 1989, he accepted a preaching minister position at The Hills Church of Christs three campuses in North Richland Hills, Southlake and West Fort Worth. He holds a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree from Abilene Christian University.

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Wednesday • 6-8 p.m. • Allen Arena

“The Spirit Guarding and Guiding”

Orpheus Heyward @OJHNextLevel

@OJHNextLevel

The Holy Spirit Poured Out: Restoration, Reconciliation, Renewal

Evening Celebration Session #1

@OJHNextLevel

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Originally from New York, Orpheus Heyward has made Atlanta his home as he joined the West End Church of Christ in 2003 as assistant minister. Just three short years after his arrival, he became the full-time senior minister of West End, now known as the Renaissance Church of Christ. Heyward holds a master’s in theology from Tennessee Temple University, a doctoral degree in theological exegesis from Knox Theological Seminary and a Ph.D. from Amridge University.

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Morning Celebration Session #2 Thursday • 9:10-11:45 a.m. • Allen Arena

“The Spirit Reconciling and Renewing”

Anthony Walker @awalkerministries ABOUT Anthony Walker has been preaching the gospel for more than 20 years. At 40th Avenue Church of Christ he served as an associate minister, Bible school teacher, song leader and youth worker. He is currently the full time minister of the Highway 231 Church of Christ in Murfreesboro where he has labored for the past 10 years. During his tenure there, Hwy 231 has grown tremendously in membership and in service. He is a sought after speaker for gospel meetings, workshops and lectureships.

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Thursday • 9:10-11:45 a.m. • Allen Arena

“The Spirit Comforting and Caring”

Bret Walters

The Holy Spirit Poured Out: Restoration, Reconciliation, Renewal

Morning Celebration Session #2

@bretwalters ABOUT

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Bret Walters has served as the preaching minister at Homewood Church of Christ in Birmingham since 2011. Prior to serving in the preaching role, he was a sales executive in the insurance industry and worked in management for Carmike Cinemas. Walters has a passion for sharing God’s word and has had the privilege of speaking in various capacities over the years. He holds a bachelor’s degree in communication and a master’s degree in Christian studies from Lipscomb University. He earned a Doctorate of Transformational Leadership at Bakke Graduate University.

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Morning Celebration Session #2 Thursday • 9:10-11:45 a.m. • Allen Arena

“Being Spirit-ual in a Secular Age” (Part 1)

Randy Harris ABOUT Randy Harris is spiritual director for the College of Bible and teaches at Abilene Christian University, after 10 years of teaching at Lipscomb University. He holds degrees from Harding University, Harding Graduate School of Religion and Syracuse University. He was the preaching minister for 10 years at the Donelson Church of Christ in Nashville and for two years at South 11th and Willis Church of Christ in Abilene. Harris is the author of God Work, Soul Work, Life Work, Living Jesus and Daring Faith.

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Thursday • 6-8 p.m. • Allen Arena

“The Spirit Prompting and Convicting”

Mark Lanier

The Holy Spirit Poured Out: Restoration, Reconciliation, Renewal

Evening Celebration Session #3

ABOUT

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Mark Lanier is a lawyer, a preacher, an author and a graduate of Lipscomb University. His legal work has won accolades around the nation as he practices with offices in New York, Houston, Oklahoma City and Los Angeles. He founded the Lanier Theological Library, one of the nation’s largest private theological collections. Lanier has written Torah for Living: Daily Prayers, Wisdom and Guidance, Christianity on Trial and Psalms for Living: Daily Prayers, Wisdom and Guidance. Psalms for Living was awarded the 2018 Illumination Book Award in the devotional category.

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Evening Celebration Session #3 Thursday • 6-8 p.m. • Allen Arena

“The Spirit Interceding and Groaning”

David Young @DavidYoungNB ABOUT David Young serves as the preaching minister for the North Boulevard Church of Christ in Murfreesboro, TN. He has worked for churches in Missouri, Kansas and Tennessee and taught New Testament at several colleges. He is the host of the New Day Television Program, a board member for the Renew Network and author of several books, including A New Day, The Rhetoric of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark and A Grand Illusion. He holds a bachelor’s from Freed-Hardeman University, a master’s from Harding School of Theology and an M.A. and Ph.D. in New Testament from Vanderbilt University.

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Friday • 9:10-11:45 a.m. • Allen Arena

“The Spirit Refreshing and Providing”

Earl Lavendar

The Holy Spirit Poured Out: Restoration, Reconciliation, Renewal

Morning Celebration Session #4

@EarlLavender ABOUT

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Earl Lavendar has an M.A. in Biblical studies from Lipscomb University and a Ph.D. in historical theology from Saint Louis University. He has taught at Lipscomb since 1991 and for the last twenty years has served as director of missional studies and as a professor. At Lipscomb, he has led mission and education efforts and seminars in Italy, Germany, Scotland, England, Australia, India, Mexico, Russia, Brazil, Ghana, Lithuania and China. Lavendar has authored numerous books and published articles, including entries in The Encyclopedia of Early Christianity and The Encyclopedia of Ancient History.

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Morning Celebration Session #4 Friday • 9:10-11:45 a.m. • Allen Arena

“The Spirit Seeking and Saving”

Neil Reynolds @neil_reynolds

@neilreynolds

ABOUT Reynolds is the senior minister at the University Church of Christ in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He is also the pathways director for Kairos Church Planting, recruiting and equipping young leaders to step into God’s mission.

Reynolds’ life was changed through campus ministry as a college student, and thus he is passionate about reaching students. He is the author of The Need for College Ministry: Awakening the Church to One of the Most Receptive Mission Fields in the World.

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Friday • 9:10-11:45 a.m. • Allen Arena

“Being Spirit-ual in a Secular Age” (Part 2)

Randy Harris

The Holy Spirit Poured Out: Restoration, Reconciliation, Renewal

Morning Celebration Session #4

ABOUT

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KEYNOTES & SCHEDULE

Randy Harris is spiritual director for the College of Bible and teaches at Abilene Christian University, after 10 years of teaching at Lipscomb University. He holds degrees from Harding University, Harding Graduate School of Religion and Syracuse University. He was the preaching minister for 10 years at the Donelson Church of Christ in Nashville and for two years at South 11th and Willis Church of Christ in Abilene.

Harris is the author of God Work, Soul Work, Life Work, Living Jesus and Daring Faith.

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Evening Celebration Session #5 Friday • 4:30-5:30 p.m. • Allen Arena

“The Spirit Revealing and Reminding”

Randy Harris ABOUT Randy Harris is spiritual director for the College of Bible and teaches at Abilene Christian University, after 10 years of teaching at Lipscomb University. He holds degrees from Harding University, Harding Graduate School of Religion and Syracuse University. He was the preaching minister for 10 years at the Donelson Church of Christ in Nashville and for two years at South 11th and Willis Church of Christ in Abilene. Harris is the author of God Work, Soul Work, Life Work, Living Jesus and Daring Faith.

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Schedule Wednesday, June 26 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. • Envision 2019 Special pre-program hosted by the College of Bible & Ministry. (Separate registration required.)

2-4:15 p.m. • Faith & Culture Movie Series “I Can Only Imagine” The true story of songwriter Bart Millard’s journey from suffering abuse at the hands of his father to redemption and forgiveness. Winner of the 2018 Dove Award for Inspirational Film. Hosted by Mark McFerran of Agape—Shamblin Theatre, Bennett Campus Center

4:30-6 p.m. • Food and Fellowship Around Campus Come early and join us for dinner in Bison Café, the Bennett Food Court or Au Bon Pain. Check out the vendors in McQuiddy Gymnasium and enjoy the campus.

6-6:30 p.m. • Sing-Along: Evening Celebration Singing—Allen Arena

KEYNOTES & SCHEDULE

“Poured Out” with Leonard Allen and John Mark Hicks—Ezell Center 301

Led by Andrew Leeper and Brentwood Hills Church of Christ Praise Team

6:30-8 p.m. • Evening Celebration Session #1—Allen Arena Rick Atchley “The Spirit of Truth and Power” Orpheus Heyward “The Spirit Guarding and Guiding” KOPIO AWARD: Nan and Doug Smith WORSHIP LEADER: Andrew Leeper

Lipscomb Board of Trustees member Doug Smith and his wife Nan, as well as guest author Mark Lanier—Bison Square

Abilene Christian University Alumni & Friends Gathering and Reception. Join Royce Money, Jim Orr, Craig Fisher, Mark Meador and others for this time of fellowship—Faculty Club 1891, Bennett Campus Center, third-floor mezzanine.

TEENS ONLY: Late Night…ALRIGHT!!! with the Next Gen Preachers —The Well Coffee House, Granny White Pike (across from campus)

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8:15-9:15 p.m. • Late Night Programs Lipscomb Alumni and Friends Gathering and Reception for Kopio Award recipients, former

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Patrick Mead Part 1: “Open to the Spirit: Embracing the Disciplines to Hear the Spirit”— Allen Arena Jerry Rushford Part 1: “Memory—Hold the Door: The Transforming Power of Hymns”—Swang Chapel, Ezell Center Keith Lancaster presents “An Evening of Praise & Harmony”—Collins Alumni Auditorium.

8:15-10 p.m. • Faith & Culture Movie Series “Selfie Dad” A comedy to challenge us to get back into the Word of God. Hosted by Mark McFerran of Agape—Shamblin Theatre, Bennett Campus Center

8:15-10 p.m. • Late Night Snacks by the Associated Women of Lipscomb Pie and coffee in Allen Arena’s north concourse.

9:30 p.m. Evening Celebration Praise Called By God A Cappella Ensemble—Flatt Amphitheater

Thursday, June 27 7 a.m.-6 p.m. • Prayers for the Holy Spirit Poured Out All-day prayer station open for personal prayer and meditation—McCaleb Missions Center, Ezell Center 238 7-8 a.m. • Sponsored Breakfast Program Hosted by Stan Granberg of Kairos Church Planting—Speaker, Caleb Borchers “How Our Culture is Changing… For the Better”—Shamblin Theatre, Bennett Campus Center. (free ticket available at sponsor’s exhibit)

7:15-8 a.m. • Special Early Riser’s Class Ken Durham Part 1: “Creativity: God’s Spirit and Image in our DNA”—Faculty Club 1891, Bennett Campus Center, third-floor mezzanine. Purchase breakfast and bring it to class. Coffee, hot tea and pastries in the room.

8:10-9 a.m. • Morning Classes HAZELIP SERIES* “The Spirit in the Old Testament” Phillip Camp—Swang Chapel, Ezell Center Uduak Afangideh Part 1: “Empowered by the Spirit to Live in Community: An Isolated Generation”—Ezell Center 363

Rick Atchley Part 1: “Why Talk About Race: The Color-Blessed Church”—Collins Alumni Auditorium Jeff Brown “Bread with Strangers: Encountering Jesus Among Refugees”—Ezell Center 234

Stan Granberg “Regaining Relevance: Five Shifts Your Church Needs to Make to Grow”—Shamblin Theatre, Bennett Campus Center

Taylor Hammett “The City, the Church and the Table: Leading Your Church into Mission for the City”—Ezell Center 109

John Mark Hicks Part 1: “Worshipping in the Spirit: Encountering God at the Table in the Assembled People of God”—Ezell Center 301

Ken Kilpatrick “Hope Afield at Blessing Farm: Stand Up and Step Out Through Confidence in the Spirit”— Ezell Center 205

L. Randolph Lowry “Courageous Conversations” Join Lipscomb’s president and panelists for an unscripted dialogue on timely issues facing the people of God—Paul Rogers Board Room, Ezell Center

Jennifer and Jason Pagel “Formed by the Spirit: The Role of the Holy Spirit in Discipleship”—Ezell Center 136

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Club 1891, Bennett Campus Center, third-floor mezzanine

Martell Souder “Searching for Peace in the Valley of Grief: Comfort & Counsel from the Holy Spirit”—Ezell Center 138

9 a.m. • TEENS ONLY: Morning Youth Session—High Rise Commons Area 9:10-11:45 a.m. • Morning Celebration Session #2—Allen Arena Anthony Walker “The Spirit Reconciling and Renewing” Bret Walters “The Spirit Comforting and Caring” Randy Harris Part 1: “Being Spirit-ual in a Secular Age” WORSHIP LEADERS: Keith Lancaster and the Praise & Harmony Team

The Holy Spirit Poured Out: Restoration, Reconciliation, Renewal

Nathan Randolph “O Happy Day: ‘Baptism of the Holy Spirit’ Revisited”—Ezell Center 107 Frank Scott, “The Holy Spirit in Christian Counseling: 10 Truths for People Helpers”—Faculty

SPIRITUAL RESOURCES: Brad Rhoads, “Grace Marriage: One Year Later” and Bobby Harrington, “Renew-ing Discipleship”

12-1 p.m. • Sponsored Lunch Programs Hosted by Healing Hands International—“The Road to Transformation: Empowering

Hosted by Herald of Truth—“Evangelism is the Mission”—South Concourse, Allen Arena (free ticket available at sponsor’s exhibit)

Hosted by Hands of Compassion—Speaker: Phillip Quelle—Hall of Fame Room, Allen Arena (free ticket available at sponsor’s exhibit)

Church Leader’s Lunch & Learn (spouses welcome)—Speaker: Bobby Harrington, “Renewing Discipleship”—Faculty Club 1891, Bennett Campus Center, third-floor mezzanine. Event hosted by Scott Sager and Lipscomb Church Services. Purchase lunch in Bison Café and bring it to class. There will be drinks and dessert available.

2-4 p.m. • Seminar Classes** New Music Nashville: Randy Gill, Shane Coffman and D.J. Bulls

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Kingdom Communities”—Shamblin Theatre, Bennett Campus Center (free ticket available at sponsor’s exhibit)

A cappella arrangements of contemporary worship songs taught and led by Bulls, Coffman and Randy Gill, new associate professor of worship ministry. You will leave with arrangements of new songs to teach your congregation and a great resource for your worship in the future–Ward Hall

Brad and Marilyn Rhoads “Grace Marriage: A Ministry to Prevent Crisis and Bring Marriages Alive”–Stowe Hall, Swang Business Center

Linda Zelnik “The Holy Spirit and Your Personality: Maximizing Your God-Given Strengths via the DISC Profile”—Swang 100, Swang Business Building

2-2:50 p.m. • Afternoon Classes HAZELIP SERIES* “The Holy Spirit in Matthew’s Gospel” Frank Guertin—Swang Chapel, TEENS ONLY: Jovan Barrington “Following the Spirit in Uncertainty and Discomfort”—High Rise Commons Area

Chris Altrock Part 1: “The Samuel Prayer: Praying with Big Ears and Not Just a Big Mouth”—Faculty Club 1891, Bennett Campus Center, third-floor mezzanine

*The Hazelip Series are classes exclusively taught by faculty from the Hazelip School of Theology that focus on the “Poured Out” theme.

**Seminar Classes run for two hours and are in-depth conversations on serious issues facing the church.

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Anthony Booker, “Living in a Spirit-Filled Marriage: Representing Christ and His Bride While Walking in Dirt”—Ezell Center 138

Les Chapman “The Holy Spirit and the Transformation of the Mind: Changing How We Think”—Ezell Center 363

Matt Dabbs “Making and Maturing Disciples: The Spirit’s Central Role”—Ezell Center 234 Adam Ellis “Practicing Gratitude: How Grateful Living and Spiritual Practices Will Change Your Life ”—Ezell Center 107

Scott Franks “Draw Me a Picture of the Spirit: Helping Your Congregation Visualize the Work and Nature of the Spirit”—Ezell Center 205

Josh Graves “No Longer Slaves: Freedom from Anger, Cynicism and Fear”—Shamblin Theatre, Bennett Campus Center

Chris Harrell “Strange Journeys: How the Spirit is Making People Whole”—Ezell Center 136 Mark Lanier Part 1: “Science and Faith: Friends, not Foes”—Collins Alumni Auditorium Wilson McCoy “Becoming an Intergenerational Church: Steps, Struggles and Strategies”—Ezell Center 109 Rubel Shelly Part 1: “Meet the Whole Family: Who is the Holy Spirit?”—Ezell Center 301 David Young “Four Miracles Before Breakfast: Signs, Wonders and Powers for Today”—Paul Rogers Board Room, Ezell Center

3-3:50 p.m. • Late Afternoon Classes Conversations of Significance, hosted by Rhonda Lowry, with Don Finto—Paul Rogers Board Room, Ezell Center

HAZELIP SERIES* “The Holy Spirit in Luke-Acts” Earl Lavender—Swang Chapel, Ezell Center TEENS ONLY: Fun and Games—High Rise Commons Area Jamie Atchley “The Holy Spirit & the Mind of Christ”—Ezell Center 136 James Angus “Where the Spirit of the Lord Resides: Living in the Freedom of the Spirit”— Ezell Center 138 Buddy Bell Part 1: “BREAKTHROUGH: To Life in the Spirit”—Collins Alumni Auditorium JP and Beth Conway “Humility and Patience in the ‘Faith & Science’ Conversation”—Ezell Center 109 Dan Dozier “Afraid of the Holy Spirit?”—Ezell Center 234 Steve Hemphill Part 1: “The Holy Spirit & Spiritual Warfare” —Ezell Center 363 Don McLaughlin Part 1: “No Longer Strangers: How Personal Intercultural Friendships Destroy Systemic Racism”—Shamblin Theatre, Bennett Campus Center

Joseph Shulam Part 1: “The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament: The Spirit in the Law of Moses”—Ezell Center 301 Lisa Steele “Bringing Transformation and Renewal to Our Multicultural Community: The Spirit’s Guidance at Carpenter’s Square”—Ezell Center 107

Erik Tryggestad and Bob Smietana “Fake News and Faith News: How Do You Change the Perception of Trustworthiness?”—Faculty Club 1891, Bennett Campus Center, third-floor mezzanine

Greg York “The Spirit Is At Work Within Us! (But Why?)”—Ezell 205 4:30-5:45 p.m. • Sponsored Dinner Programs Elders/Minister’s Dinner (spouses welcome)—Speaker: Buddy Bell— ”Positive Leadership in a Negative World”—Allen Arena, south concourse. Purchase ticket, $10, at Celebration Central to attend.

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Led by Jeremy Swindle

6:30-8 p.m. Evening Celebration Session #3—Allen Arena Mark Lanier “The Spirit Prompting and Convicting” David Young “The Spirit Interceding and Groaning” WORSHIP LEADER: Jeremy Swindle

8:15-9:20 p.m. • Late Night Programs TEENS ONLY: Late Night…ALRIGHT!!! —The Well Coffee House, Granny White Pike (across from campus) Patrick Mead Part 2: “Open to the Spirit: Embracing the Disciplines to Hear the Spirit”— Allen Arena

Jerry Rushford Part 2: “Memory—Hold the Door: Strands from a Spiritual Autobiography”—

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6-6:30 p.m. • Sing-Along: Evening Celebration Singing—Allen Arena

Swang Chapel, Ezell Center

Joseph Shulam “The Spirit in the Life of Israel: A Reunion” (Lipscomb’s Lifelong Learning travelers, students and friends who have visited Israel are especially invited to attend for an update on programs in the nation.)—Faculty Club 1891, Bennett Campus Center, thirdfloor mezzanine refugee’s escape, a prisoner’s promise and a daughter’s painful secret converging as three fathers’ lives intersect in a film featuring Michael W. Smith. Q & A will follow with two of the fathers who live in Brentwood, Tennessee, Randy Hartley and William Mwizerwa, a Rwandan who has lived here for the last 20 years.Hosted by Mark McFerran of Agape—Shamblin Theatre, Bennett Campus Center In Rare Form An a cappella seven-voice ensemble hosted by George Pendergrass performing intricate original compositions as well as revised and revived inspirational standards.

8:15-10 p.m. • Late Night Snacks Associated Women of Lipscomb—Pie and coffee in Allen Arena’s north concourse.

9:30 p.m. • Evening Celebration Praise

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8:15-10 p.m. • Faith & Culture Movie Series —“Beautifully Broken” The true story of a

Shawn Frazier and the North Boulevard Praise Team—Flatt Amphitheater

Friday, June 28 7 a.m.-6 p.m. • Prayers for the Holy Spirit Poured Out An all-day prayer station open for personal prayer and meditation—McCaleb Missions Center, Ezell Center 238

7-8 a.m. Sponsored Breakfast Program Hosted by Richard Riehn of Eastern European Mission—Speaker, Dirk Smith: “A New Day: 7:15-8 a.m. • Special Early Riser’s Class Ken Durham Part 2: “Creativity: God’s Spirit and Image in our DNA”—Faculty Club 1891, Bennett Campus Center, third-floor mezzanine. Purchase breakfast and bring it to class. Coffee, hot tea and pastries in the room.

*The Hazelip Series are classes exclusively taught by faculty from the Hazelip School of Theology that focus on the “Poured Out” theme.

**Seminar Classes run for two hours and are in-depth conversations on serious issues facing the church.

Summer Celebration

Luke 1:78”—Shamblin Theatre, Bennett Campus Center (free ticket available at sponsor’s exhibit)

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8:10-9 a.m. • Early Morning Classes HAZELIP SERIES* “The Holy Spirit in John’s Gospel” John York—Swang Chapel, Ezell Center Uduak Afangideh Part 2: “Empowered by the Spirit to Live in Community: Doing Life Together”—Ezell Center 363

Rick Atchley Part 2: “Why Talk About Race: The Color-Blessed Church”—Collins Alumni Auditorium Jovan Barrington “Keep in Step: Following the Spirit in Uncertainty and Discomfort”—Ezell Center 109 Virgil Fry “Walking with Those in Grief”—Ezell Center 205 John Mark Hicks Part 2: “Worshipping in the Spirit: Encountering God in the Use of Scripture”—Ezell Center 301

Russ King and Pat O’Neal Agee “Our Comforter in Times of Grief: Leaning on God’s Spirit in Times of Pain”—Faculty Club 1891, Bennett Campus Center, third-floor mezzanine

L. Randolph Lowry “Courageous Conversations” Join Lipscomb’s president and panelists for an unscripted dialogue on timely issues facing the people of God.—Paul Rogers Board Room, Ezell Center

Jerry Neill “Downward Rising: Transformation as ‘Journey’ with the Spirit-Filled Community”—Ezell Center 138

Jason Noble “Spirit-Convicted, Spirit-Perfected: Exploring Transformation in the Life of a Believer”—Ezell Center 107

Dirk Smith “A New Day: Because God is Loving and Merciful”—Shamblin Theatre, Bennett Campus Center

Jerry Trousdale “Lessons from Successful Disciple-Making Movements in the World’s Most Challenging Mission Fields: Jesus’ First Century Values and 21st Century Breakthroughs”—Ezell Center 234

Mallory Wyckoff “Hearing the Spirit: Cultivating a Posture of Listening and Responding”—Ezell Center 136 9 a.m. • TEENS ONLY: Morning Youth Session—High Rise Commons Area 9:10-11:45 a.m. • Morning Celebration Session #4—Allen Arena Earl Lavender “The Spirit Refreshing and Providing” Neil Reynolds “The Spirit Seeking and Saving” Randy Harris Part 2: “Being Spirit-ual in a Secular Age” WORSHIP LEADERS: Anthony Lancaster and the Praise & Harmony Team

SPIRITUAL RESOURCES: Ginger Ravella “Hope Found” and Tony Holt “Every Believer Witness” 12-1 p.m. • Sponsored Lunch Programs Hosted by Rick Harper of Health Talents International—Speaker, Sheri Kretzschmar: “How Prayer Changed My Hills to Volcanoes”—Shamblin Theatre, Bennett Campus Center (free ticket available at sponsor’s exhibit.)

Church Leader’s Lunch & Learn (spouses welcome)—Ginger Ravella “Hope Found: Helping the Hurting Find Hope”—Faculty Club 1891, Bennett Campus Center, third-floor mezzanine. Event hosted by Scott Sager and Lipscomb Church Services. Purchase lunch in Bison Café and bring it to class. There will be drinks and dessert available.

2-4 p.m. Seminar Classes** New Music Nashville: Randy Gill, Shane Coffman and D.J. Bulls A cappella arrangements of contemporary worship songs taught and led by Bulls, Coffman and Randy Gill,

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Tony Holt “Every Believer a Witness: a 7-Week Program to Empower Your Members to Reach the Lost”—Swang Business Center 100

Chris Smith and Jason Thompson “The Carpenter’s Plan for Stewardship in Churches”— Stowe Hall, Swang Business Center

2-2:50 p.m. Afternoon Classes HAZELIP SERIES* “The Holy Spirit in Paul’s Letters” Lauren White—Swang Chapel, Ezell Center

TEENS ONLY: Bret Walters “The Spirit Comforting and Caring”—High Rise Commons Area

Holly Catterton Allen “Helping Children Cope: Connecting Spirituality and Resilience”— Ezell Center 136

The Holy Spirit Poured Out: Restoration, Reconciliation, Renewal

new associate professor of worship ministry. You will leave with arrangements of new songs to teach your congregation and a great resource for your worship in the future! –Ward Hall

Chris Altrock Part 2: “The Samuel Prayer: Praying with Big Ears and Not Just a Big Mouth”—Faculty Club 1891, Bennett Campus Center, third-floor mezzanine

Lauren Calvin Cooke “Agency and Amazement: The Holy Spirit and Adolescent Faith Development”—Ezell Center 107

Ezell Center

Christopher Jackson “What to Do When You Don’t Know What to Do: The Holy Spirit as a Christian’s GPS”—Ezell Center 138

Mark Lanier Part 2: “Science and Faith: Learning from the Problems”—Collins Alumni Auditorium

Joe Roberts “Reclaiming Jesus’ Calling: Words We Most Want to Hear”—Ezell Center 109 Brent Roe-Hall “Sacred Journey, Spirit-Full Companions: Accompanying College Students and Young Adults in Faith Transitions”—Ezell Center 205

Rubel Shelly Part 2: “A Holy Commandment: Be Filled with the Spirit!”—Ezell Center 301 Traci and Matt Stead “Reading for Relationship: A Path for a Deepening Relationship with

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Robert Gardenhire “Poured Out, Poured On, Poured In”—Ezell Center 363 Carlus Gupton “Enneagram: What is it? What is its value?”—Paul Rogers Board Room,

God”—Ezell Center 234

3-3:50 p.m. • Late Afternoon Classes Conversations of Significance, hosted by Rhonda Lowry, with Jerry Rushford—Paul Rogers Board Room, Ezell Center

HAZELIP SERIES* “A Practical Theology of the Holy Spirit” Leonard Allen—Swang Chapel, Ezell Center

Auditorium

Rita Cochrane “The Spirit’s Call: When You Find Yourself ‘Reluctantly Submissive’”—Ezell Center 138

Russ Corley “Missing! The Everydayness of Everlasting Life: The Spirit, Discipleship and the Disciplines”—Ezell Center 234

*The Hazelip Series are classes exclusively taught by faculty from the Hazelip School of Theology that focus on the “Poured Out” theme.

**Seminar Classes run for two hours and are in-depth conversations on serious issues facing the church.

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TEENS ONLY: Fun and Games—High Rise Commons Area Buddy Bell Part 2: “BREAKTHROUGH: To Stay in Step with the Spirit”—Collins Alumni

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Dennis Bruce Gamble “Spiritual Renewal When Facing Life’s Challenges: Surviving the Challenges of Ministry, Family and Culture” —Ezell Center 107

Steve Hemphill Part 2: “The Holy Spirit & Spiritual Warfare”—Ezell Center 363 Don McLaughlin Part 2: “No Longer Strangers: How Personal Intercultural Friendships Share the Gospel”— Shamblin Theatre, Bennett Campus Center

Dave Morgan and Jason Allison “Walk the Lineage: How ‘Church of Origin’ Experiences Shape Spiritual Development”—Faculty Club 1891, Bennett Campus Center, third-floor mezzanine

Kevin Owen “Go Fish: How to Share the Most Important News Ever Heard”—Ezell Center 136 Tom Reynolds “Spirit Led Recovery Ministry: The Story of His Way”—Ezell Center 205 Neil Reynolds “Multiplying Leaders: Why Apprenticeships Are Critical to our Future”—Ezell Center 109 Joseph Shulam Part 2: “The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament: The Prophets”—Ezell Center 301 4:30-5:30 p.m. • Evening Celebration Session #5—Allen Arena Randy Harris “The Spirit Revealing and Reminding” KOPIO AWARD: Ethel and Michael Crowder WORSHIP LEADER: Chris Shields II

5:45-9 p.m. • Bison Block Party: Food, Fun, Faith and Fireworks—Allen Arena Mall Inflatable games for children and food vendors for a family picnic will be set up in Allen Arena Mall. Live music featuring recent Lipscomb commercial music graduates begins at 7 p.m.

9 p.m. • Fireworks —Allen Arena Mall

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Keynotes

Events

Classes

Movies

Meal Events

Fireworks, Food, Fun and More

Bison Block Party Friday, June 28

Family friendly fun with inflatable games, and food vendors starts at 5:45 p.m.

Live music starts at 7 p.m.

Free fireworks display starts at 9 p.m.

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Teenagers are an important part of the fun at Summer Celebration. We have created an environment tailored just for students. Complete with inspirational speakers, heartfelt small group discussions, and fun games - students will explore their relationship with Jesus and how that can influence every decision they make as we keep in step with the Spirit and—STEP IT UP!

8:15 p.m.

9:30 p.m.

Late Night…ALRIGHT!!! with the Next Gen Preachers —The Well Coffee House, Granny White Pike (across from campus) Evening Celebration Praise—Flatt Amphitheater

8:15 p.m.

Late Night…ALRIGHT!!! —The Well Coffee House, Granny White Pike (across from campus)

9:30 p.m.

Evening Celebration Praise—Flatt Amphitheater

Friday, June 28 9:00 a.m.

Thursday, June 27 9:00 a.m.

Morning Youth Session—High Rise Commons Area

10:40 a.m. Morning Celebration Session #2— Allen Arena

Morning Youth Session—High Rise Commons Area

10:40 a.m. Morning Celebration Session #4— Allen Arena 12:00 p.m. Lunch with the Lipscomb Admissions crew 2 p.m.

Do Something Now—Bret Walters “The Spirit Comforting and Caring”—High Rise Commons Area

Do Something Now—Jovan Barrington “Following the Spirit in Uncertainty and Discomfort”— High Rise Commons Area

3 p.m.

Fun and Games—High Rise Commons Area

3 p.m.

Fun and Games—High Rise Commons Area

5:45 p.m.

Bison Block Party!

7 p.m.

5 p.m.

Dinner

Live music featuring recent Lipscomb commercial music graduates

6 p.m.

Evening Celebration Session #3— Allen Arena

12:00 p.m. Lunch with the Lipscomb Admissions crew 2 p.m.

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Children’s Programs Daytime Children’s Programs All children must first check in at Celebration Central, located in McQuiddy Gymnasium, to get a wristband, register and/or confirm online registration.

Thursday and Friday, June 27 and 28 Location • All daytime children’s programs will be in Harding Hall at Lipscomb Academy (see campus map for directions). To be admitted at this location, children must have obtained a wristband at Celebration Central.

Drop-Off/Pick-Up • Children can be brought to Harding Hall (wearing their wristbands) beginning at 7:45 a.m. on Thursday and Friday mornings.

• “Kingdom Kids” are to be picked up for lunch no later than noon, and they can return at 1:45 p.m. on Thursday and Friday.

• All children are to be picked up by 4:30 p.m. on Thursday and Friday.

Kingdom Kids For 6-month-olds to 5-year-olds—not for those who’ve attended kindergarten • Children will have supervised play time and group activities.

• Morning Session—8 a.m.–Noon • Afternoon Session—1:45–4:30 p.m.

Summer Celebration Day Camp For those who have attended Kindergarten through Grade 6 • Children will rotate among the following classes: Bible, music, crafts, reading, gym time, Breakout Game, drama, outside play, science, team-building with Legos, computers and chapel. Two snacks will be offered, plus lunch at about 11:30 a.m.

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Thanks to the Veta Rosinski Summer Lectures Endowment Fund for supporting this year’s children’s program.

Wednesday-Friday, June 26-28 Location • All evening children’s programs will be in the Student Activities Center (see campus map on page 40 for directions).

Drop-Off/Pick-Up • Children can be brought to the SAC (wearing their wristbands) by 5:45 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday and beginning at 4:15 p.m. on Friday.

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Evening Children’s Programs

Kids Praise!

For those who have attended kindergarten through grade 6. A parent can attend with younger children

• Wednesday-Thursday: 6-8 p.m.

• Friday: 4:30-5:30 p.m.

A viewing room is open in the Hall of Fame Room during the Celebration Sessions for 6-month-olds to 5-year-olds (not for those who’ve attended kindergarten) and their parents.

Please do not leave children unattended in this area.

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Join us for praise, games, videos and devo!

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Celebration Central Celebration Central is your one-stop shop for everything Summer Celebration, from registration for the entire event, plus special classes, to children’s programs and special event dining. Answers to all your questions are available at this information booth set up in McQuiddy Gymnasium throughout the three-day event.

CELEBRATION CENTRAL

McQuiddy Gym (between Allen Arena and Au Bon Pain) • 615.966.6609 Wednesday: Noon-10 p.m. • Thursday: 7 a.m.-10 p.m. • Friday: 7 a.m.-7 p.m.

Celebration Central Provides: • Name Tags

• Teen Program Registration

• General Information

• Field Guides

• Sponsored Meal Tickets

• Directions

• Children’s Program Registration

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Dining Hours of Operation Bison Cafe´—Bennett Campus Center

Food Court—Bennett Campus Center

Wednesday: Lunch–11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Dinner–4 p.m.-7 p.m.

Thursday: Breakfast–7 a.m.-9:30 a.m.

Lunch–11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Dinner–4 p.m.-7 p.m.

Friday: Breakfast–7 a.m.-9:30 a.m.

Lunch–11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Saturday: Closed

(Blue Coast Burrito, Creekstone Burger Co., Chick-fil-A and Papa Johns)

Wednesday: 7:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m.

Thursday: 7:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m.

Friday: 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m.

Saturday: Closed

Wednesday: 4 p.m.-9 p.m.

Thursday: 11 a.m.-9 p.m.

Friday: 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

Saturday: Closed

Starbucks—Bennett Campus Center Wednesday: 7:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m.

Thursday: 6:30 a.m.-10 p.m.

Friday: 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m.

Saturday: Closed

INFORMATION

Au Bon Pain—Student Activities Center

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On-Campus Dining

Summer Celebration Meal Coupons Bison Café meal coupons will be sold outside Bison Café, located on the third floor of the Bennett Campus Center, from noon to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 26, and 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday, June 27. They will be sold at Celebration Central, in McQuiddy Gymnasium, from noon to 10 p.m. on Wednesday, June 26.

For more information call 615.966.2673.

Quick Bites at Summer Celebration The AWL concession stands in the north lobby of Allen Arena are the best place for a quick bite. In addition to coffee, cereal, yogurt and pastries in the early morning, AWL provides delicious pastries, pies and yummy cupcakes during afternoons, evenings and for late night snacks, all to support scholarships for Lipscomb University students.

AWL Concession Stand Hours: Wednesday: 3 p.m. to late evening; Thursday & Friday: 6:30 a.m. to late evening

Summer Celebration

Provided by the Associated Women for Lipscomb

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Featured Exhibitors

Abilene Christian University Press/ Leafwood Publishers Duane Anderson duane.anderson@acu.edu 325.674.2720 www.acupressbooks.com

Boyd’s Books Boyd Goodson bbg53@yahoo.com 618.433.1935 www.boyds-books.com

CECEF

Al Colley Jr. doyoucountfaith@gmail.com 270.328.8247 www.doyoucountfaith.com

Eastern European Mission Richard Riehn rriehn@eem.org 615.512.1436 www.eem.org

ENGAGE Youth Theology Initiative at Lipscomb University

Judy Alderson Judy@CECEF.net 386.689.2513 www.CECEF.net

Claire Davidson Frederick claire.frederick@lipscomb.edu 615.966.6007 www.lipscomb.edu/bible/community/ engage-youth-theology-initiative

China Missions

Eternal Threads

Ron McFarland Ron4China@gmail.com 615.260.1620

Linda Egle eternalthreads@mac.com 888.487.4549 eternalthreads.org

Churches of Christ Disaster Response Team

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DoYouCountFaith.com

Grace Marriage

Twiggy Smart twiggy.drt@gmail.com 937.898.6263 disasterreliefeffort.org

Brad Rhoads reneah@gracemarriage.com 270.228.4833 www.gracemarriage.com

Cross Culture Inc.

Hands of Compassion Ministry

Kenny Payne crosscultureukraine@gmail.com 850.348.3530

Phillip Quelle hocministry@gmail.com 507.216.8993 www.hocrochester.com

Art Woods awoods@hhi.org 615.832.2000 www.hhi.org

Health Talents International Rick Harper htirick@aol.com 501. 278.9415 www.healthtalents.org

Herald of Truth Joey Roberts joey@heraldoftruth.org 325.698.4370 www.heraldoftruth.org

Doug Fair doug.fair@hccf-usa.org 972.931.5042 hccf.networkforgood.com

His Way Recovery Facility Tom Reynolds Tom@hiswayinc.org 256.859.7377 www.hiswayinc.org

Kairos Church Planting Stan Granberg sgranberg@kairoschurchplanting.org 360.609.6700 www.kairoschurchplanting.org

Lipscomb University Admissions

Lipscomb University Campus Bookstore Rachel Measell rachelm@tolbookstore.com 615.966.2017

Lipscomb University College of Professional Studies Ted Meyer tmeyer@lipscomb.edu 615.966.1107 www.lipscomb.edu/online

Lipscomb University Hazelip School of Theology Chase Froud chase.froud@lipscomb.edu 615.966.5004 www.lipscomb.edu/hst

Lipscomb University Lifelong Learning Laura Tywater tywaterlb@lipscomb.edu 615.966.5733 www.lipscomb.edu/alumni/lifelonglearning-travel

Lipscomb University Sodexo Wolcott Fary wolcott.fary@lipscomb.edu 615.966.6260

Lipscomb University Veterans Services and Chaplain’s Office Tom Seals Tom.Seals@Lipscomb.edu 615.966.6642 www.lipscomb.edu/student-life/ student-services/veterans-services

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Emily Carpenter emcarpenter@lipscomb.edu 615.966.7008 www.lipscomb.edu/admissions

Rhonda Minton rhonda.minton@lipscomb.edu 615.966.5840 www.lipscomb.edu/alumni

INFORMATION

Heritage Christian College Foundation USA

Lipscomb University Alumni Relations

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Healing Hands International

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My Life in 10 Minutes Cynthia D Bennett cynthia@mylifein10minutes.com 615.819.0142

Renew.org Network Jason Henderson bobby@renew.org 615.582.0104 https://renew.org/

SteveHemphillToday.com Steve Hemphill stevehemphill1@me.com 903.918.8020 www.stevehemphilltoday.com

Tennessee Prison Outreach Ministry Tommy Gore tgore@tnprisonministry.org 615.808.1285 www.tnprisonministry.org

Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch Jerry Hill jdhill@optonline.net 631.369.6405 www.timothyhill.org

World Christian Broadcasting Andrew Connelly aconnelly@worldchristian.org 615.383.6083 www.worldchristian.org

Young Living Oils Nancy Selvidge docnansel@aol.com 217.317.9654 www.youngliving.com

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LIPSCOMB.EDU/ONLINE UNDERGRADUATE • GRADUATE

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theme, Poured Out, was crafted using Allen’s book. This

work chronicles the Church’s renewed interest in the Holy Spirit and explains how you

can come to know the Spirit better and more fully.

Leonard Allen serves as Dean of the College of Bible and Ministry at Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee.

He is the author of The Cruciform Church: Becoming a CrossShaped People in a Secular World and other books.

Pick up a few valuable lessons.

Intersections: Online Resources for Church Leaders lipscomb.edu/servingchurches

LEADERSHIP

MENTORING

EVANGELISM AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

PREPARING FOR CHRIST’S RETURN

SUICIDE PREVENTION

OLDER ADULT MINISTRIES

EMPHASIZING THANKFULNESS

CHRISTIAN HIGHER EDUCATION

Resources for Classes and Small Groups Find your nerve!

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Registration is now open for Summer Celebration

Save the date for Summer Celebration

Reviving the Mission

IN AN UNCIVIL WAR: THE APOCALYPSE OF JOHN

insights from Joshua

JULY 1-3, 2015 June 29 – July 1, 2014 Lipscomb University

LIPSCOMB UNIVERSITY REVISIT THE SPIRITUAL BATTLE THE APOSTLE JOHN SAW UNFOLD FROM THE ISLAND OF PATMOS AS WE MOVE THROUGH THE AGE OF THE APOCALYPSE.

DEPLOYED—IN AN UNCIVIL WAR: THE APOCALYPSE OF JOHN

REVIVING THE MISSION: INSIGHTS FROM JOSHUA

Join us for a look at David’s wild ride on life’s roller coaster, and discover for yourself a greater heart for God. 3/31/16 4:14 PM

A UNIFYING CORE: THE MESSAGE OF ROMANS

1/28/14 2:45 PM

3/23/15 11:53 AM

MINDSET: PREPARING GOD’S FAMILY FOR A SECULAR AGE

June 29 - July 1, 2016 Lipscomb University

Totally committed to mission, Joshua had the faith—and the audacity—to lead Israel across the Jordan to a new land. Take a few days this summer to, like Joshua, discover the energy, intentionality and joy of your mission!

ROLLER COASTER: DAVID’S WILD RIDE WITH GOD

From aging and suicide to spiritual leadership, Lipscomb’s Intersections magazine

and Summer Celebration study guides provide you with access to free speaker videos, valuable articles, lesson plans, on-site seminars on difficult topics and more.

For more information, contact Scott Sager at scott.sager@lipscomb.edu.

ACADEMIC BUILDINGS

ADMINISTRATION & GENERAL

A.M. Burton Health Sciences Center

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• College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

Ayers Institute for Teacher Learning & Innovation

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Beaman Library (offices on lower level) 37 • Academic Success Center • Campus Security & Safety • Center for Teaching & Learning • Computer Center

• Developmental Services • Disability Services • Information Technology Center • Library Offices

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College of Professional Studies

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• Bill & Dot Mullican Television Studio • College of Bible & Ministry • Hazelip School of Theology • College of Education • College of Leadership & Public Service • Institute for Christian Spirituality

• Institute for Conflict Management • Fred D. Gray Institute for Law, Justice & Society • Office of Institutional Effectiveness • Nelson & Sue Andrews Institute for Civic Leadership • Office of Graduate Studies • Office of the Provost

Fields Engineering Center

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James D. Hughes Center

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• School of Art & Design

• John C. Hutcheson Gallery

Lipscomb Family Therapy Center

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McFarland Science Center • College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

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Pharmaceutical Sciences Research Building

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• College of Business

• College of Computing & Technology

Thomas James McMeen Music Center

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• Health Clinic

• Campus

Enhancement

Allen Bell Tower

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Alumni Relations

21b • Lifelong Learning Program

Avalon House & Lipscomb Cabin

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Bennett Campus Center • Student Life • Veterans Services

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• Career Development • Post Office

• Campus Ministries

Bison Square & Osman Fountain

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Brewer Bell Tower

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Collins Alumni Auditorium

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Crisman Administration Building • Admissions (Visitors) • Business Office • Community & Government Relations

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• Financial Aid • General Counsel • Office of the President • Registrar

• Risk Management • Office of Financial Affairs • University Relations • Office of Church Services

Elam Administration Center (offices on lower level) 16 • Campus Security & Safety

• Counseling Center • Human Resources

• Spiritual Outreach • IDEAL Program

Flatt Amphitheater

• Institute for Sustainable Practice

Nursing & Health Sciences Center

Swang Business Center

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• Alumni Relations

Contemporary Music House

Ezell Center

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• School of Music

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Gospel Music Association Office

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The Mall

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Shamblin Theatre

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Steam Plant

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University Park

Ward Hall

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• George Shinn College of Entertainment & the Arts

Veterans’ Lounge

LIPSCOMB ACADEMY Acuff Chapel

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Athletic Complex

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Gymnasium 20

Bison Hall

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Elam Hall

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Fanning Hall

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High Rise

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Johnson Hall (offices on lower level) 41

Allen Arena

46 • Box Office • Event Management

• Global Learning

• SALT (Service Learning)

Sewell Hall (offices on lower level) 42

Draper Diamond

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Dugan Field

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Huston-Marsh-Griffith Tennis Center

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Intramural Field

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McCadams Athletic Center

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McQuiddy Gym

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• Facilities (lower level)

Soccer Complex

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Student Activities Center (SAC)

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• Campus Recreation

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• Bison Inn

Music Wing

ATHLETIC FACILITIES

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RESIDENCE HALLS

Harding Hall

• Athletics Department • Elite Sports Medicine

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• Admissions (office)

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• Entertainment & Technical Services

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Poured Out restoration • reconciliation • renewal

Renew your spirit year-round with digital resources at summercelebration.lipscomb.edu Free downloads of every Summer Celebration class.

Check back for 2019 classes by July 15.

Call 615.966.6609 with questions or for past Summer Celebration study guides.

Summer Celebration One University Park Drive Nashville, TN 37204-3951

summercelebration.lipscomb.edu