
2022 SOUTHWEST REGIONAL CONFERENCE
Reconciliation: God's mission through missions for all
Nightlight Christian Adoptions
1528 Brookhollow Dr, Unit 100, Santa Ana, CA 92705
And Online (register for the link)
Time |
Room |
Presenter |
Title |
Affiliation |
8:30-8:35 |
Room 1 (plenary) |
Ken Nehrbass |
Welcome |
EMS Southwest Regional VP |
8:35-9:15 |
Room 1 (plenary) |
Damon Horton |
Conciliación: Applying Misión Integral to the Conversation on Racial Reconciliation in America. |
Assistant Professor of Intercultural Studies; chair- California Baptist University |
9:20-9:45 |
Chris Gankon |
Mission and Politics as the bedrock for Reconciliation: Focusing on Nigeria. |
Ph.D. Student (CSIS), Biola University |
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9:20-9:45 |
Don Dent |
“Becoming ‘the least of these’ To Reconcile All the Nations” |
Professor of Global Missions at Gateway Seminary
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9:50-10:15 |
Ryan Klejment-Lavin |
“Evil: A North Korean Christian Refugee perspective” |
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9:50-10:15 |
Carola Manriquez |
“A model of repentance and principles for teaching repentance in any cultural setting” |
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10:30-10:55 |
David Dunaetz |
“How Does Social Identity Research Inform Evangelical Missions?” |
Associate Professor of Leadership and Organizational Psychology, Azusa Pacific University |
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10:30-10:55 |
Ted Proffitt |
“A systematic theology of mission and incorporating mission(s) into systematic theology” |
Joshua Project |
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11:00-11:25 |
Rudolf Mak and Enoch Wong |
“Our Response to the Call of Mission as Reconciliation with Missio Dei – A Comparison and Contrast of Approach in the Last Generation and the Current Generation” |
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11:00-11:25 |
Dave Datema |
Ebony and Ivory Work Together in Perfect Harmony?”: A 19th Century Case Study of Black/White Cooperation on the Mission Field |
Missiology Catalyst, Frontier Ventures; PhD Candidate, Fuller Theological |
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11:30-11:55 |
Richard Cook |
“Spiritual Preparation of Evangelical Missionaries: 1900 to the Present” |
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11:30-11:55 |
Alan McMahan |
“Multi-ethnic Churches as a Leading-Edge Agent for Promoting Racial Reconciliation and Missional Advance” |
Professor of Intercultural Studies, Biola University |
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12:45-1:10 |
Néhémie Kasereka |
“The Majority World and the West: Stories reflecting greater global community and collaboration in reconciliation missions” |
Ph.D. Student at the Cook School of Intercultural Studies(ICS), Biola University |
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12:45-1:10 |
Leofin Blanco |
How “Diaspora Missionaries” in HK Touched the Conduct of their Overbearing Bosses |
ThM in missions and evangelism from TEDS |
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1:15-1:35 |
Chris Chen |
“The Pneumatology of John Sung: A Case Study in Early Twentieth Century Chinese Revivalism” |
ThM student at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary |
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1:15-1:35 |
Kristin Caynor |
“’But What if the World Were a Garden?’ An Intercultural Hermeneutic for Peace and Glory in a World of Shame-Fueled Violence” |
Global Worker and Theologian at Live Global, Research Contributor at Mission One, and PhD candidate at Trinity College Bristol |
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1:40-2:00 |
Juno Wang |
“Calling Chinese Diaspora Churches for Glocal Missions to All” |
Ministry Associate of Community Vision International |
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1:40-2:00 |
Lindsey Huang |
“Foreigner Grace”: How Differential Treatment Shapes the Experiences of U.S. Asian American Religious Cross-Cultural Workers and Affects Team Dynamics |
Assistant Professor of Intercultural Studies at Biola University |
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2:05-2:30 |
Jackson Wu |
How Leviticus Informs the Church’s Mission of Reconciliation
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Theologian-in-Residence | Mission ONE |
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2:05-2:30 |
Zachariah Chinne |
The church as hermeneutic of the gospel: Lesslie Newbigin’s ecclesiology and eschatological vision of human history as the basis for racial reconciliation in the here and now. |
PhD ICS (Biola University) and president/CEO of Erabhon. Pastor in ECWA. |
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2:35-3pm |
Elke Speliopoulos |
A home for the “wandering Aramean”- in Germany? |
PhD student at Columbia International University |
Kenneth Nehrbass
The Southwest Region covers the following states:
Arizona
California
Hawaii
Nevada