TABCOM MIssionWorks 2019 - booklet

WORKS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2019

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2019

HOPE: Reflections in Missions Romans 15:13; Jeremiah 29:11; Isaiah 40:31

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Rev. Marsha Scipio Rev. Marsha Scipio is the Associate General Secretary for Missional Initiatives and Partnerships at American Baptist Churches USA. She is responsible for cultivating partnerships with organizations that can serve as a resource to local pastors and congregations and she serves as a liaison between the Office of the General Secretary and the diverse ministries within the ABC family. Rev. Scipio has a demonstrated commitment to public service and social justice, having spent twenty-plus years in nonprofit management and youth development. Prior to joining American Baptist Churches USA, Rev. Scipio was the Executive Director of the Berean Community & Family Life Center, the community development organization of the historic Berean Baptist Church in Brooklyn, NY. Rev. Scipio served as the Youth Pastor and is an Associate Minister at Berean Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Arlee Griffin, Jr. She has been privileged to study and to engage in ministry in Liberia, South Africa, India, Israel and Palestine territories, Haiti and Puerto Rico. Rev. Scipio is the Convener of Women Who Minister – a conference to empower and equip women to serve in ministry in the pulpit and the marketplace. Scipio is also a member of the board of American Baptist Churches of Metropolitan, NY. Rev. Scipio earned her Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary. She is an alumna of Georgetown University Law Center (JD), New York University (MA in Psychology), and Yale University (BA in Psychology & African-American Studies). She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, traveling and eating good food! Quoting her favorite poet, Maya Angelou, she says, “I wouldn’t take nothing for my journey now!” Gratefully adding, “God’s got this!”

Dr. Samira El-Yasir Dr. Samira El-Yasir has spent the last 10 years as the Christian Educator/ Pastoral Associate at Community Church of Barrington in Barrington, IL, a suburb of Chicago. From preaching to teaching, her role has been to create a safe, nurturing environment to allow the gifts and talents of those in the church, especially the youth and children, the opportunity to grow in their daily relationship with Christ, and to equip them with knowledge for the world outside of the building walls.

Dr. El-Yasir holds an undergraduate degree in psychology, and graduate degrees in Human Resources with a focus on Change Management, and her

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doctorate in Christian Counseling and Philosophy. She has completed additional training in Computer Programming and System Analysis, Quality Management Systems, and Team Leadership and Case Management. She also holds board certifications that include death and grief counseling, domestic violence intervention, marriage and family therapy, group therapy, temperament counseling and trauma and children therapy. Prior to her work in the church, and as a therapist, Dr. El-Yasir spent 9 years in the corporate world moving up the corporate ladder, her last position was as a Director for Change Management and Organizational Change.

Over the last 20 years she has participated in and led mission trips domestically and internationally, including to Saudi Arabia, Haiti, Canada, various other Middle East locations, refugee locations, Puerto Rico, eastern Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan, and most recently, this summer, Native American Tribes in the southwest. She has a demonstrated ability to work seamlessly with many cultures as she brings a unique insight and understanding.

Rev. Dr. Doug Scalise Rev. Dr. Doug Scalise is beginning his 25th year as the Lead Pastor of Brewster Baptist Church (BBC) in Brewster. Rev. Scalise is a graduate of Colby College, in Waterville, Maine (B.A), Boston University School of Theology (M.Div.) where he was a Founders Merit Scholar, and Northern Baptist Theological Seminary where he earned his Doctor of Ministry in Preaching.

Brewster Baptist Church (BBC) is a leader in mission support and mission involvement in TABCOM and the ABCUSA. From operating a food pantry to partnering with local social benefit organizations like Habitat for Humanity and the Lower Cape Outreach Council, to going on Mission trips as close as our TABCOM camps Grotonwood and Oceanwood and as far away as Kodiak, Alaska, as well as to Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, West Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, and Oklahoma; BBC has seen the value of getting people outside the walls of the church and out of their comfort zones to use their gifts and talents to share the love of Christ. BBC also supports United Mission and all of the ABC’s special offerings.

Rev. Scalise and his wife Jill have been married for thirty years and recently completed Leadership Transformations Inc.’s two-year Certificate in Spiritual Leadership program and have two grown sons, Nathan, who is married to Zoe, and Greg.

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FRIDAY: OCTOBER 4, 2019 ASSOCIATION COORDINATORS FALL TEAM MEETING 9:00am – 1:00pm—Room: Hammerstein DISPLAY TABLES OPEN TO VISIT 4:00PM throughout the evening

MISSION MEDLEY | Room: Hammerstein/ Rodgers 4:30pm – 5:45pm

Church Support of Caregivers Leslie Hergert & Rev. Christine Keddy, TABCOM Elder Ministry Coordinator

ABC Mission with Refugees Rev. Marsha Scipio Associate General Secretary for Missional Initiatives and Partnerships

BREAK—5:45pm – 6:00pm DINNER & WORSHIP TIME | Room: Mozart/ Beethoven/ Brahms 6:00pm – 8:30pm Leaders:

Rev. Christine Keddy, TABCOM Elder Ministry Coordinator Min. Robyn Mars, TABCOM Social Media Coordinator

Music: Tracy Ferrie & The Covenant Community Church Praise Band

THE MESSAGE Hope in The Unseen—Rev. Marsha Scipio Associate General Secretary for Missional Initiatives and Partnerships

RECAP OF MISSION MEDLEY Church Support of Caregivers (Leslie Hergert & Rev. Christine Keddy) ABC Mission with Refugees (Rev. Marsha Scipio)

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SATURDAY: OCTOBER 5, 2019 BREAKFAST & WORSHIP TIME | Room: Mozart/ Beethoven/ Brahms 8:00am – 9:45am Leaders: Rev. Christine Keddy, TABCOM Elder Ministry Coordinator Min. Robyn Mars, TABCOM Social Media Coordinator Music:

Tracy Ferrie & The Covenant Community Church Praise Band

THE MESSAGE Hope in Diversity Rev. Dr. Samira El-Yasir Pastoral Associate at Community Church of Barrington, IL

BREAK—9:45am – 10:00am WORKSHOP COLLECTION A—10:00am – 11:00am (Descriptions pp 9-11) Workshop #A-1 | Room: Cole Porter Values over Violence | Rodney L. Petersen, Ph.D., Executive Director, Cooperative Metropolitan Ministries Workshop #A-2 | Room: Gershwin Mission to Angola: The Hope That Never Died. | The Rev. Ruth Harvey and Lynn Hoefgen, International Ministries Special Assistants to Angola Workshop #A-3 | Room: Hammerstein The Rebuilding of Puerto Rico since Maria’s visit in 2018 | Gina Grenier, Deacon of Missions and Outreach, Covenant Community Church Sandwich, MA Workshop #A-4 | Room: Rodgers Stories Matter While on the Mission Field | Rev. Kadia Edwards, National Coordinator at ABHMS Workshop #A-5 | Room: Schubert Awareness of Hope through global short-term missions | Rev. Sandra Dorsainvil, Director of Short-Term Mission at International Ministries Workshop #A-6 | Room: Strauss Hopeless Millennials? | Greg Mozel, Lead Pastor, First Baptist Church of Amherst Youth Program #A-7 | Room: Irving Berlin MissionWorks Youth Track | Melinda Parry

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BREAK—11:00am – 11:15am WORKSHOP COLLECTION B—11:15am – 12:15am (Descriptions pp 11-13) Workshop #B-1—Room: Cole Porter Europe Missions | Rev. Brent Newberry Workshop #B-2—Room: Gershwin Exploring a Church Partnership with AMOS: Health and Hope. | Rev. Kent Harrop, FBC Beverly, AMOS Board member Tricia Harrop, short term missionary to AMOS in Nicaragua Workshop #B-3—Room: Hammerstein Not Missionaries - Mission Partners! | The Rwanda Revs, Suzi & Jim Harriff Workshop #B-4—Room: Rodgers One Alzheimer’s Story: Learnings for a Church Ministry | Leslie Hergert Workshop #B-5—Room: Schubert Your Money Matters for Mission | Rev. Marsha Scipio Associate General Secretary for Missional Initiatives and Partnerships Workshop #B-6—Room: Strauss Hope in Diversity Workshop | Dr. Samira El-Yasir, Pastoral Associate/ Christian Educator Youth Program #B-7—Room: Irving Berlin MissionWorks Youth Track | Melinda Parry

BREAK—12:15AM – 12:30AM BANQUET DINNER &WORSHIP TIME 12:30pm – 3:00pm | Room: Mozart/ Beethoven/ Brahms Leaders:

Rev. Christine Keddy, TABCOM Elder Ministry Coordinator Min. Robyn Mars, TABCOM Social Media Coordinator Music: Tracy Ferrie & The Covenant Community Church Praise Band

THE MESSAGE The Power of Missions to Change Your Life & Your Church Rev. Dr. Doug Scalise, Lead Pastor, Brewster Baptist Church

CLOSING REMARKS—3:00pm

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MISSION MEDLEY—Room: Hammerstein/ Rodgers Church Support of Caregivers Leslie Hergert & Rev. Christine Keddy, TABCOM Elder Ministry Coordinator Christine and Leslie both cared for their parents and, in Leslie's case, her husband, through years of illness. Both dealt with the loss from Alzheimer's and Leslie also dealt with her father's multiple sclerosis. Their churches were an important source of support and they will draw on their own experiences to describe ways churches can support members who are caring for family through difficult illnesses and beyond.

ABC Mission with Refugees Rev. Marsha Scipio Associate General Secretary for Missional Initiatives and Partnerships In an era where words like immigrant and refugee often elicit a visceral reaction, regardless of where an individual falls on the political spectrum – American Baptists have a rich legacy of taking seriously the Great Commission and the biblical mandate to be kind to the “stranger” among us. Rev. Marsha Scipio joined members of the Burma Refugee Commission on an advocacy and discovery mission trip to Myanmar and Malaysia in January. She will share her experiences with those who find themselves as refugees in Malaysia and among the displaced within their own homeland of Myanmar.

Is there hope in the midst of the darkness of displacement?

THE MESSAGE Hope in The Unseen—Rev. Marsha Scipio Associate General Secretary for Missional Initiatives and Partnerships Whether or not there is hope on the mission field is directly correlated with the lens, the eyes with which those who are called to the mission field, “see” those to whom they are called to minister. It is the job of the global servant or missionary to do “hope-work.” It is when we begin to truly “see” those to whom we are privileged to minister to on the mission field, we can embrace an “engaged hope” that inspire us toward a culture of resistance within our own context. Drawing from Jeremiah 29:11 and her own experience with missions over the years, Rev. Scipio will testify to the fact that there is indeed hope in the unseen.

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THE MESSAGE | Room: Mozart/Beethoven/Brahms Hope in Diversity—Dr. Samira El-Yasir Pastoral Associate, Community Church of Barrington, IL None of us is one-dimensional. We all, as the body of Christ, are multi-dimensional. Each of us, no matter our name, color, or faith, is unique within that place. In other words, labels never tell the whole story as each has their own personal faith within the greater faith. Being the hands and feet of Christ through an open (I hope non-judgmental) window, brought me to the realization of Christ as a Savior and opened my eyes to recognize that what you do or don’t do, greatly matters for the culture in which you serve. Together, let’s be ALIVE for Christ: Adore God, Love all People, Invest in God’s work, Value God’s Word and Expand the Kingdom of God.

WORKSHOP COLLECTION A Workshop #A-1 | Room: Cole Porter Values Over Violence Rodney L. Petersen, Executive Director, Cooperative Metropolitan Ministries This workshop poses specific steps in overcoming violence appropriate to Interfaith sensitivities fostered through community conversations and small group learning.

Workshop #A-2 | Room: Gershwin Mission to Angola: The Hope That Never Died.

The Rev. Ruth Harvey and Lynn Hoefgen International Ministries Special Assistants to Angola We were blessed to spend a month as the first International Ministries (IM) missionaries to Angola in almost a hundred years. The goals of the mission were the renewal of the relationship that was established in the 1880s between the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society and what is now the Igreja Batista Livre de Angola (IBLA); to witness the amazing work that the IBLA folk do despite having endured decades of violence and war; and to reflect with IBLA leaders on how we American Baptists can best support IBLA goals. Drumming, dancing, singing, food, and lots of hugs greeted us everywhere we went. Come and hear what the churches in Angola have to teach us about radical hospitality!

Workshop #A-3 | Room: Hammerstein The Rebuilding of Puerto Rico since Maria’s visit in 2018 Gina Grenier, Deacon of Missions and Outreach, Covenant Community Church

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Sandwich, MA In February 2020, Gina will be leading her third team to Puerto Rico since Hurricane Maria brought havoc to the island. Team members have rebuilt the roof of a church, visited and brought school supplies to a school for orphaned girls, supported a new farmer as he begins his own personal mission, and created a dorm style room for another church as they prepare to welcome mission teams. In this workshop, you will hear how ABHMS has brought together mission teams from many states and various members of the Puerto Rican Community. Learn how recent rebuilding has brought hope to many people in many different ways.

Workshop #A-4 | Room: Rodgers Stories Matter While on the Mission Field Rev. Kadia Edwards, National Coordinator at ABHMS The bridge-building tradition of storytelling cuts across divides to expose a timeless truth, and promotes the work of personal reconciliation, formation, and transformation. Daniel Taylor, author of Tell Me A Story: The Life-Shaping Power of Our Stories wrote in his introduction, “You are your stories. You are the product of all the stories you have heard and lived—and of many that you have never heard. They have shaped how you see yourself, the world, and your place in it.” Our stories reveal our deepest motivations for the work we do and shape that work as we live into our stories. We cannot help being formed by the narratives we tell ourselves every day and those that are being told to us. Come join me as we explore the single stories that lives within us and the ones that shape our attitudes on the mission field.

Workshop #A-5 | Room: Schubert Awareness of Hope through global short-term missions Rev. Sandra Dorsainvil, Director of Short-Term Mission at International Ministries Let us talk about the value of short-term missions and the impact volunteers have as God’s ambassadors of hope globally. More than 900 volunteers register through International Ministries annually to serve alongside global servants and/or partners. Hear about new trends, partnerships and initiatives being developed in the short-term mission platform, for kingdom building.

Workshop #A-6 | Room: Strauss Hopeless Millennials?

Greg Mozel, Lead Pastor, First Baptist Church of Amherst Where are the college students? Only 7% of the emerging generation are active in churches in New England. Millennials cite anxiety, dysfunctional families, student debt, volatile economy,

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distrust of institutions, and more as reasons to feel hopeless. But God is working among the emerging generation! This workshop explores who Millennials really are and offers practical ways to reach the emerging generation. Led by Greg Mozel, Lead Pastor of FBC Amherst, where more than 300 college students worship on Sundays among a diverse church family from 43 nations.

Youth Program #A-7 | Room: Irving Berlin MissionWorks Youth Track Melinda Parry Learn to Hold On, Pray Expectantly as we talk with a missionary, study Romans 15:13, play games, and have some fun fellowship. Come with your parents or youth leaders, who will be responsible for you overnight. Expect some surprises!

WORKSHOP COLLECTION B Workshop #B-1 | Room: Cole Porter Europe Missions Rev. Brent Newberry Learn more about the work of Baptists and other Christians in Central/Eastern Europe from the perspective of a pastor who traveled a two-week mission exploration via IM. What does religious liberty look like in the former Communist countries, and how might you or your church be able to partner in their missions?

Workshop #B-2 | Room: Gershwin Exploring a Church Partnership with AMOS: Health and Hope.

Rev. Kent Harrop, FBC Beverly, AMOS Board member; Tricia Harrop, short term missionary to AMOS in Nicaragua AMOS is an American Baptist supported public health ministry, serving over 70,000 people in Nicaragua, the second poorest country in the western hemisphere. AMOS works alongside local leaders to identify the resources and leadership potential within 22 rural communities a few poor urban neighborhoods. Through this empowerment model, overall health improves, particularly for children and pregnant mothers. TABCOM churches have the opportunity to develop a long-term partnership with AMOS. This model benefits vulnerable populations in Nicaragua and offers many blessings to TABCOM congregations, that choose to walk alongside. Kent and Tricia Harrop served a congregation in Oregon, that is now in its 10th year of sending mission teams to work with AMOS. Currently First Baptist in Beverly is in its third year of partnering with AMOS. Tricia, over the past two years, completed two short term

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mission trips of approximately three months each. Workshop participants will 1) learn about AMOS; 2) explore how a long-term partnership model could be a blessing both to AMOS and one’s local congregation. What new ways may God be calling you and your church to serve and grow in faith?

Workshop #B-3 | Room: Hammerstein Not Missionaries - Mission Partners!

The Rwanda Revs, Suzi & Jim Harriff The Harriffs have been traveling to Rwanda for 15 years to work in collaboration with several Rwandan NGOs and ministry organizations. Their presentation will highlight the work of their Rwandan colleagues, and a model for ministry partnership that recognizes that we, as white Westerners, do not have standing to go to Rwanda to ‘help them.’ We DO have standing to go and be Aaron and Hur to their Moses, supporting them in the ongoing work of healing and reconciliation after the civil wars and genocide of the 1990s. The presentation will especially highlight the incredible work of the women of Rwanda in rebuilding their country, highlighting them as the true missionaries, who proclaim the Gospel in their own communities through their words and their work.

Workshop #B-4 | Room: Rodgers One Alzheimer’s Story: Learnings for a Church Ministry Leslie Hergert Leslie cared for both her parents and her husband, through years of illness. She dealt with the loss from Alzheimer's and with her father's multiple sclerosis. Her church was an important source of support and she will draw on her own experiences to describe ways churches can support members who are caring for family through difficult illnesses and beyond.

Leslie will share her story in more detail and read from her book, Alzheimer's Through the Alphabet: One Journey of Ups and Downs.

Workshop #B-5 | Room: Schubert Your Money Matters for Mission Rev. Marsha Scipio, Associate General Secretary for Missional Initiatives and Partnerships American Baptists have long been committed to supporting missional initiatives both at home and abroad. In order to do this work, American Baptist congregations have shared their time, talent and treasure to support the Family’s work on diverse mission fields. The four annual major offerings help to ensure that this work is accomplished with excellence. In addition to the

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annual offerings, your contributions to United Mission significantly impact our efforts on the mission field. Learn how your contributions can and do make a difference as we serve as the hands and feet of Christ domestically and internationally.

Workshop #B-6 | Room: Strauss Hope in Diversity Workshop Dr. Samira El-Yasir, Pastoral Associate/ Christian Educator Diversity, the word, has come to mean quite different things to many people, and may often be misused or overused at times. Having been raised in a different faith has given me the ability to see God through singular lenses, especially as I had to take great risks in my choice of faith. I will be sharing life experiences, and how I shaped my faith given the opportunities afforded me and the weighty challenges I faced along the way. I will also share how my life choices have impacted how I share mission work with the young people I lead. Specifically, I will talk about how I have taken privileged youth to work with those significantly less privileged, and with them, created experiences of growth and service, benefiting all involved.

How can we with boldness, courage, and compassion, do missions as God intends.

Youth Program #B-7 | Room: Irving Berlin MissionWorks Youth Track Melinda Parry Learn to Hold On, Pray Expectantly as we talk with a missionary, study Romans 15:13, play games, and have some fun fellowship. Come with your parents or youth leaders, who will be responsible for you overnight. Expect some surprises!

THE MESSAGE (Room: Mozart/Beethoven/Brahms) The Power of Missions to Change Your Life & Your Church Rev. Dr. Doug Scalise, Lead Pastor, Brewster Baptist Church Following the model of Acts 1:8, BBC has been significantly involved in missions locally, regionally, nationally, and globally both in terms of financial support and hands on mission engagement. Brewster Baptist Church believes in the power of missions to change individual lives, communities, and the local church. Doug will share examples and ideas of ways individuals and the local church can engage in life transforming mission participation.

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