2012 NACC Program Book

Many thanks to the naCC Ministry Partners and sPeCial exChange Partners
it takes a lot of combined support to offset the expenses of naCC events. naCC Ministry Partners and special exchange Partners help with approximately 9% of the expenses.
Welcome
3 5 9 11 11 13 13 15 15 17 19 general information Welcome letters Food and beverage message NAcc Prayer Walk NAcc Pastor care center NAcc internet center NAcc hub NAcc service Projects NAcc gathering Areas Disability inclusion maps: Resort map, NAcc Areas map, and Detailed map
Exhibits & Resources

83 85 93 95 97 NAcc exhibit hall & map NAcc exhibitor listing Alphabetical exhibitor Directory NAcc Resource center, book signings, and Recommended Resources
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99 Past and Future NAcc events PRogRAm sessioNs NAcc exhibits & ResouRces 100 NAcc leadership
Program Highlights
25 29 33 37 39 43 45 47 NAcc schedule NAcc special events & tickets meetings and Affiliated events NAcc Womens conference NAcc childrens convention National bible bowl NAcc student convention student minister Workshops
101 special Appreciation 103 host churches 104 supporting churches and organizations 107 supporting individuals 119 2013 Louisville NACC
Program Sessions
49 53 57 69 73 NAcc speakers NAcc main session Worship team NAcc main sessions NAcc Featured seminars NAcc Workshops & bible studies
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exhibitor Workshops
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Presidents Reception
Tuesday 8:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m. family friendly
What: Meet 2012 N ACC President Rick Rus aw in a celebration held inside the NACC Exhibit H all. This event is complimen tary to registered attend ees. Tickets are not requ ired. Where: NACC Con necting Place Dining Area in Palms Ballroom near Sag o Entrance
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North American christian convention www.gotonacc.org
2013 Louisville NACC the 2013 NAcc will be held at the Kentucky international convention center in louisville, KY, July 9 12, 2013. see pages 119 and 120. Banking An Atm is located in the east tower near the food court and gift shop. the NAcc cannot cash personal checks. Childcare NAcc childrens convention offers activities for children (birth 12 years) during morning main sessions, afternoon featured seminars, afternoon workshops and bible studies, and evening main sessions. see page 39 and 41 for more information. 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 resort and at NAcc customer service. Disability Services see page 17. First Aid and Emergency the First Aid Room is located near cypress 1 lobby and marked with a sign. Please notify any NAcc volunteer or resort personnel if emergency medical assistance is needed. they will help emergency personnel locate the situation quickly. Lost and Found to inquire about an item that has been lost or to turn in a found item, please visit the NAcc customer service center near the NAcc Registration Area. Message Center and Career Board the NAcc message center provides a board where you can leave personal messages for fellow attendees. the message center and career board are located at the NAcc internet center. Recordings Audio and video recordings of select sessions will be available on cD, DVD, and mP3. You may purchase both audio and video recordings at the christian Audio tapes booth located near the NAcc Registration Area. the booth will be open tuesday 12 p.m. 10 p.m., Wednesday and thursday 9 a.m. 10 p.m., and Friday 9 a.m. 12 p.m. A limited number of recordings may be available after the event. to order recordings after the event, contact christian Audio tapes at 888-cA-tAPes or visit www.catapes.com or www.gotonacc.org.
Ribbons During your time at the 2012 NAcc, you will see different color ribbons attached to the official NAcc registration name badges. We want you to be familiar with the groups that the ribbon colors signify, so here are the categories with the color codes: Past Presidents: Purple continuation committee: Yellow executive committee: blue exhibitor: black host church: Red Volunteer: green Meal Deals see page 9. NACC Registration Area and Customer Service the NAcc depends on your registration support to continue this ministry. Please prominently display your NAcc badge (nametag). it verifies that you are registered for the 2012 NAcc. if you lose your NAcc badge, please ask for a replacement in the registration area. the NAcc Registration area is located near the main convention center entrance and the NAcc exhibit hall. 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. 11:00 a.m. the phone number for the customer service desk is 407-238-4103. Thank you registration area sponsors! the meeting connection is the NAcc Registration Area sponsor. milligan college sponsored the name badge lanyards. FlowPay sponsored the registration packet bags. the Pension Fund of the christian church sponsored the NAcc Welcome centers and Directional Feedback locations. Travel and Attractions Visit the Florida Attractions and travel center across from the NAcc Registration Area for discounted tickets and special pricing on attractions. the Florida Attractions and travel center is provided by expedia local expert and sponsored by standard Publishing. Wheelchairs and Medial Equipment scooter and wheelchair rentals are available. contact K&m rentals at 407-363-7388 (km-rentals.com), or scoot-Around at 888-441-7575 (scootaround.com).
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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 non-vocational 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!
Rick Rusaw
2012 NACC President Welcome to orlando! over 51 million people a year visit orlando and the majority of them come to see mickey. While you may include a visit to the magic Kingdom while youre here, i am grateful youre here because of a greater Kingdom! my ultimate prayer for the 2012 NAcc is that youll be Refreshed. i hope youre stretched by new ideas, strategies and opportunities that are changing the landscape of ministry and inspired by stories of what god is doing in the lives of others. ultimately, i hope youre healed by gods presence meeting you wherever you are at this moment. Please take moments to find encouragement, opportunities to connect with new and old friends, and time to relax. i also hope that you are refreshed to return home and continue the work of doing the same for others. thanks for joining us.
President, has a powerful lineup of speakers and presenters. they will inspire you, encourage you, and offer a fresh look at the church. lastly, i hope you are refreshed physically by the beautiful surroundings and the relaxing surroundings.
Lynn Ragsdale
2012 NACC National Prayer Chairman it is a joy and honor to be the national prayer chairman for the North American christian convention. it is especially rewarding to serve under this years theme. indeed we want your NAcc experience to be refreshing and prayerful. A particularly exciting record of events is recorded in the book of Nehemiah. it is the record of the rebuilding of the wall of Jerusalem. it was in shambles and had been for many years. the record is a lesson in leadership, accomplishment, and prayer. Nehemiah displays a special brand of leadership in chapter 2 when he says, But now I said to them, You know very well what trouble we are in. Jerusalem lies in ruins, and its gates have been destroyed by fire. Let us rebuild the wall of Jerusalem and end this disgrace! For some that speech may be an apt description of the church where you serve. it may describe the mission field where god has placed you. We desire that the ministry of prayer at this convention be refreshing for those of you who might use similar words to depict your situation. two specific areas of prayer are offered. there will be prayer partners available in a special room following each main session at the convention. You may pray alone or invite one of these warriors to hold you up as well. the second specific prayer focus will be the prayer walks that utilize the beautiful setting of the convention to help us regroup and refresh as we walk and enjoy the surroundings.
Don Jeanes
NACC Board of Stewards Chairman Welcome to the 2012 North American christian convention. this convention is unique in that the entire convention will be under one roof the orlando World center marriott Resort and convention center. however, even though the facility sets the atmosphere for the convention, it is the mission of the convention that hopefully will make this years convention outstanding for you. the theme, Refreshed, sets the tone for the week. When you leave at the end of the convention, i hope you are refreshed relationally. Refreshed because you have connected with new christian friends or re-connected with old friends. Fellowship is one of the values of the NAcc. i look forward to meeting friends and sharing ideas and needs and also developing new friends. the NAcc is indeed a connecting place. Also, i hope you are refreshed spiritually by the program. Rick Rusaw, the 2012
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Bill Behrman
2012 NACC Local Arrangements Co-Chairperson greetings from Florida christian college. We are delighted to have the North American christian convention located in our backyard. our theme this year is Refreshed. We all need to be refreshed at some point in our ministry and in our daily lives. What greater way to be refreshed than to spend it with like-minded believers, studying and hearing the Word preached, spending time in Worship, and just enjoying fellowship? many people have been preparing and praying for your visit. this years convention promises to be one of great encouragement. ive attended the NAcc for years, and i am excited about this years program. You may not be able to attend everything, but there will be material available that you will be able to take home to share with your church, family, and friends. take a moment to stop by the Florida christian college booth and meet some of our faculty and staff; and maybe even set up a time this week to visit the campus. Visit the NAcc ticket counter for information about its time to sing, a hymn sing event on campus this week. i encourage you to have a great time, renew some old friendships, make some new friendsand be refreshed, stretched and inspired at the NAcc 2012.
of christ delivered to them on the day of Pentecost, i hope we will walk away from this years convention with a renewed desire to know christ better and then make him known.
Larry D. Collins
NACC Managing Director and Meeting Planner Welcome to orlando for the 2012 NACC! the NAcc staff and i, along with 1,000+ local Arrangements Volunteers, are here to serve you this week. We hope your participation in the 2012 NAcc is refreshing and enjoyable. enjoy the relaxed program schedule, and the refreshing scenery provided by the World center marriott Resort and convention center. The NACC Customer Service Desk and the Hotel Concierge Desk(s) are ready to serve you. Something fresh and something new just for you! enjoy Free Wi-Fi access in all the lobbies, or while taking in some refreshing time near the pool(s). Dont miss The HUB where youll find your favorite coffee treat and a place to find/meet friends. this year much of the event programming will be shared on hD monitors located throughout the facility so no matter where you are, you will be able to find easy access to live video interviews, liVe main sessions, and refreshing video that is being provided to enhance your event experience. try out the new private social networking tools provided (NACC Connect Powered by CircleBuilder) to find and/or share your event experience with friends, associates, or group; AND, if you are an exhibitor/ or church leader then check out the Conference Connection technology to set up an appointment. information on both technologies can be found at the NACC Internet Center. NACC/NBB has arranged for moderate priced meal offerings in the Connecting Place Dining Area of the exhibit hall.simple menus, priced right, no tax-no tip. The Solaris Dining Room will feature special menu selections for all day part meals during our event. Additionally, there are cold and hot sandwich meals (with beverage) in the Food Court at $5.95 and $6.95. be sure to look for the NAcc/Nbb dining discounted specials in all of the many themed restaurants on property.
James C. Book
2012 NACC Local Arrangements Co-Chairperson the theme for this years convention is Refreshed. When i think of this term, i cant help but contemplate a scripture verse in Acts 3:19, Repent therefore and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out, so that times of refreshing may come from the presence of the lord. Notice the refreshing times come about when gods people come together in his company with a spirit of repentance and open hearts. my prayer has been and will be that during this convention hearts and minds will be challenged and directed towards a new beginning and that our ministries and our faith will be awakened by the fellowship and the messages we have experienced at this years convention. Just as the Jews encountered this new spirit brought about by the redemptive message
Again, Welcome! We are happy you are here and wish you a REFRESHING week at the 2012 NACC!
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By Larry D. Collins, NACC Managing Director the following food and beverage arrangements have been made to insure that you have many options during your NAcc/ Nbb visit to the World center marriott Resort and convention center. NAcc/ Nbb and the Wcm are sensitive to your budget. YoU ARE NoT A CAPTIVE AUDIENCE; YoU HAVE CHoICES: First let me say that your $8.00, hotel guest, self parking fee is for the full day and includes all of the in and out parking you wish to do. You simply swipe your hotel key to come and go from the parking lots. You will always have the ability to drive off site for any of your food and beverage requirements, especially if you do not feel the menus and pricing offered at the Wcm do not fit with your budget. The Marriott World Center (WCM) is working really well with the NACC to offer the following incentives and concessions to encourage all NACC/ NBB guests to stay on site and enjoy its many restaurants, its Food Court, and the many other concession services. Meal Deals in the connecting Place Dining Area are located in the NAcc exhibit hall in Palms ballroom near the sago entrance. credit cards and cash accepted tea, lemonade, or coffee (breakfast only) included No additional tax/tip breakfast ($7.50): 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. lunch ($8.50): 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Dinner ($9.50): 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Wednesday breakfast: egg sandwich with bacon, and roasted redskin potatoes Wednesday lunch: bbQ pulled pork sandwich, coleslaw, chips, and cookie. Wednesday dinner: Fried catfish, rice pilaf, carrots with parsley, butter rolls, and dessert. Thursday breakfast: egg sandwich with sausage, home-style roasted Yukon potatoes. Thursday lunch: hot chicken sandwich, potato salad, chips and cookie. Thursday dinner: sliced turkey with gravy, mashed potatoes, zucchini and squash, butter rolls, and dessert. Friday breakfast: egg sandwich with canadian bacon, and potatoes with peppers and onions. The World Center Marriott has a large Food Court. it has additional seating on the patio. this food court offers lARge pre packaged salads, cold sandwiches, and Fresh Fruit bowls in the $7+ range; hot sandwich combos (burgers, Philly steak, chicken, bbQ, etc.) in the $7 to $10 range, and other items like large Pizzas, Foot long submarine sandwiches, and even lighter items like Yogurt, and related, all at reasonable pricing. they also serve breakfast sandwiches and pastries in the Am; all with self serve beverages. The World Center Marriott will provide a daily Student Lunch and Dinner Special in the price range of $5.95 to $6.95 which will include entre, chips or fries, fruit or cookie, and beverage. this daypart special will be called and sold as the NACC/ NBB Lunch Special or the NACC/NBB Dinner Special and will be offered in the Food court. NAcc/ Nbb student guests will show their name badge or other designated i.D. to obtain the lunch or Dinner student special. this is geared toward high school and elementary students, 18 yrs of age and below. The World Center Marriott (WCM) will create special menus daily, in multiple locations, designed to accommodate NACC/NBB group pricing needs. the Solaris Restaurant is their largest restaurant and will be the primary family place to eat during the week. expect pricing to be in the $10 to $12 range for breakfast, $13 to $18 for lunch, and proportionately higher for dinner. they use buffet style to accommodate the larger guest traffic. NAcc guests will be offered the special priced menu options each time they visit the Wcm various food outlets. Wcm will be creative in identifying these special group menu items for the NAcc/Nbb guests.i.e. The NACC Burger, the NACC Fish and Chips Lunch Special, the NACC Breakfast Special, or similar. IN ALL CASES, when the words NACC Special is used, that means it is for all groups participating in the annual NAcc event, which includes the National bible bowl, and all other affiliated groups, bible colleges, exhibitors, and all guests involved with our larger event. it is very helpful to identify yourself with NAcc or Nbb by showing your name badge or similar identification to receive the special pricing. All of the many specialty restaurants in the Marriott (Hawks Landing, Tuscanys, Mikados, Velocity, etc.) will offer a 15% discount off of their regular seasonal selections. Additionally, they will offer a special menu selection or two, in each of these specialty restaurants to accommodate different eating occasion budgets. You certainly are allowed to bring food and beverage products on site for use in your hotel rooms. however, the Wcm has a sNAcK store near the Food court that sells bulk pretzels, chips, and related for those who want to have some snacks around the room or pool. The World Center Marriott is providing special menu pricing for our many special events and also to our affiliated partners. Due to marriott policy, no outside food or beverage is permitted inside the convention center area without specific permission of the orlando World center marriott.
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NAcc Pastor care center

By Dr. Joe Harvey, NACC Pastor Care Center Coordinator
Hawks Landing Golf Pro Shop
NACC Pastor Care Center
Hall of Cities, Washington Tuesday 12:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
everyone in ministry knows that it is challenging vocation. church leaders often find themselves in difficult situations where they feel inadequate, frustrated, fearful or weary. Despite their commitment to serving in church leadership, and their sense of calling, many are struggling to survive in their chosen profession. in the past fifteen years there has been a growing awareness of the need for resources to minister to ministers. these resources include retreat the center is also a place where you can make locations, websites, books, and coaching and clinical an appointment to meet one-on-one with someone from the Pastor care center teamfolks who counseling servicesall designed to promote the understand the challenges and needs of christian spiritual and emotional health of christian leaders, leaders. We realize that a convention setting isnt especially those serving in ministry staff positions the place for in-depth counseling, but its certainly and missions. this growing area of concern is a place for some practical advice and prayer. commonly called Pastor care, and its goal is to help ministers ReFReshBahamas, Grand Cayman through education, advice, Aruba, Whether youre interested in learning about professional counseling and supportive relationships. Rico St.. Thomas, West Indies, Puerto staying healthy in ministry or meeting with Wouldnt it be great if the NAcc provided an informa- someone for prayer and direction to deal with tion and connection spot where ministry leaders can the challenges of ministry, we hope youll stop Key Biscayne, Key Largo, Key West find out about these various Pastor care resources? by the Pastor care center, and get refreshed.
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located in the hall of cities, youll find the Pastor care center. hosted by Dr. Joe harvey (a pastor care specialist and assistant professor at Florida christian college), the center is a place where you can learn about the spiritual and emotional health resources mentioned above. Youll find samples of books and articles that you may want to later purchase. Youll find a directory of retreat sites and counseling service providers across the country. Joe will be on hand to answer your questions and help you find the resources that will address your specific needs and interests.
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TUESDAY, Males only / Age 9-13: 9-11:30am / Age 14-18: 1-3pm / /
Basketball Clinic
Join the mens 2012 Regional Championship basketball team at Florida Christian College with Coach Jake Deer on their home court! Cost is $5 and only open to the first 40 who register. E-mail Jake.Deer@FCC.edu or call 407-569-1364 to reserve a spot. Transportation provided from Orlando World Center Marriott Resort.
Its Time To Sing!

WEDNESDAY, 2-4:30pm
This event is for all who love the music of decades past and who want to sing or listen to hymns and gospel songs that praise and uplift our Lord. You will be led in singing by Murray Hollis, the praise leader for several North American Christian Conventions in the past. $5 includes bus transportation (from Orlando World Center Marriott Resort at 2pm) and a light refreshment reception. Only 150 tickets are available! Get them at the NACC Ticket Counter across from the NACC Internet Center in Palms Lobby.
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Meet Andrew Peterson (a 1997 FCC graduate) at our booth! His Fall concert schedule included a tour with Steven Curtis Chapman. Andrew is also an accomplished author, including the Wingfeather Saga series (a Christy Award-winning children's fantasy series).
THURSDAY 8:30-10:30pm
Alumni Reception
Hang out with your FCC family and enjoy a concert with Andrew Peterson! Meet in the Grand Ballroom A&B.
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During the NAcc you can get involved in one, two or three different service Projects. here are several ways to stRetch.
Wellness Screening FAme exhibit booth # 1805

tuesday & Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Nurses will be available to measure height and weight, take blood pressure, temperature, pulse and to do a glucose screening. Plan to take advantage of this opportunity to make sure you stay healthy. FAme is a medical missions ministry that reaches the unreached and underserved through medical evangelism in the name of Jesus christ.
Join us this year for exclusive gathering areas for likeminded folks to come together and fellowship. it will be a great time to connect, exchange emails, identify issues, support and encourage, etc. some of these groups will have a guest speaker; others may have full time staff for walk-ins, privacy for prayer, etc. come, see, and be a part of an NAcc gathering Area. scheduled NAcc gathering groups include:
Leaders of Smaller Congregations cypress 1 lobby (draped area near Workshop Area 1)
Wednesday and thursday 12:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. stop by and visit a while or bring in a box lunch and relax. special guests will be present at various times.
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Wednesday 12:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. isolation and discouragement are significant issues for christian women in leadership who serve on church staffs, in para-church organizations, on the mission field, and often in corporate life. Join a panel of women who have walked in your shoes and lets talk about the facts of life for women in leadership roles. lets connect, get to know each other, share ideas and resources, and create a community of encouragement. Bring your own bag lunch. Panelists to include: Allie harding, orange Kiwi; chaplain (ltc) Karen Diefendorf, u.s. Army (Fort Jackson, sc); Debbie hout, Rivertree christian church (massillon, oh); heather holland, emmanuel christian seminary; lisa Jernigan, girlfriendit
Unleash the Church for the Unreached cypress 1 lobby

An initiative that began at the 2011 NACC in partnership with Restoration Revolution and Team Expansion team expansion transforms communities among the unreached by planting biblical churches. learn more about unreached Peoples and how to connect with them at the cities Adoption center by the big banner in the south concourse lobby. Pray, give, unleash the church!
People with Disabilities Awareness Service Project Near the NAcc hub
tuesday 12:00 p.m. - thursday 9:00 p.m. Partner with People with Disabilities (Florida) volunteers to learn more about how to engage those with disabilities in your community. sign up to build a glider swing near the NAcc hub. Volunteers needed on thursday. enjoy the fundraising NACC Trike Race at the convention center entrance on thursday at 4:15 p.m. cheer for your favorite charitable-giving team.
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thursday 5:15 p.m. Attention all Campus Ministers. lets get together to meet, greet, then go eat. it will be a great time of sharing, fellowship and encouragement. see you then!
Homeschoolers crystal ballroom e

thursday 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Join us, as we gather together to fellowship, visit, discuss, and encourage one another in this light refreshing gathering time.
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thursday 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Join us, as we gather together to fellowship, visit, discuss, and encourage one another in this light refreshing gathering time.
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Serving People with Disabilities at the 2012 NACC Modeling How the Church can Remove The Barriers to a Great Experience for People with Disabilities and their Families
Special Needs Care Room crystal ballroom A tuesday, Wednesday, and thursday, 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Friday 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. For family members with disabilities, Florida christian services is providing this special care so family members can participate in the evening main sessions and the Friday morning main session. individuals of all ages and abilities are invited. the room is staffed by volunteers who have experience working with your special loved ones. Camp Friendship camp Aurora camp Friendship, a free, full residential camp for NAcc family members with disabilities. contact: Roy Kustanbauter at royk@powerministries.org Glider Swing Construction Near NAcc hub Volunteers are needed on thursday to build a glider swing near the NAcc hub. learn about this simple construction project that is a benefit to people with disabilities. Inclusion Ministry and Disability: Getting Outside the Box crystal lobby (Area 6) thursday 8:45 a.m. Workshop sponsored by christian churches Disability ministries Jesus made it clear in his ministry that he was sent for eVeRYoNe and that includes our friends affected by disability. many churches are unaware of this mission field and are further intimidated at the thought of reaching this people group. inclusion ministry is easier than you think and in this workshop we will brainstorm some out of the box approaches to getting started. so if you have a heart to create organic, systemic inclusion in the body of christ then this is the workshop for you! Participants will walk away with ministry tools and ideas to use right away! The Great North American Recumbent Team Trike Race outside the main convention center entrance thursday 4:15 p.m. cheer for your favorite charitable-giving team. this fun fundraising event is to benefit ministries serving people with disabilities. two person teams championing the cause of those who cannot champion their own cause. teams were challenged to raise a minimum of $1000 in sponsorship to participate and encouraged to do much more. Racers will ride special heavy duty tandem trikes made specifically for the disabled community by Worksman cycles.
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tuesday, JuLy 10
8:00 AM NACC Customer Service, Registration, and Ticket Counters are open in the convention center. get your registration materials and special event tickets. NACC Golf outing (page 29) National Bible Bowl Competition continues from monday (page 43)
1:00 PM 7:00 PM 8:30 PM 8:30 PM
Logos Bible Software Training (page 29) NACC Main Session with Dr. mark scott (page 57) NACC Presidents opening Night Reception immediately following the main session (page 29) College Fair (page 29)
10:00 PM NACC Exhibit Hall Closes for the day (page 83)
wednesday, JuLy 11
7:30 AM 8:45 AM NACC Ministry Networking Breakfast (page 31) NACC Featured Seminars (page 69) NACC Workshops & Bible Studies (pages 73 - 81) 9:00 AM NACC Exhibit Hall opens (page 83)
10:45 AM NACC Main Session with Dr. Jerry taylor (page 59) 12:15 PM NACC Seniors Luncheon with Joe sutherland and michael coppock (page 31) 2:00 PM 2:30 PM Its Time to Sing (page 31) NACC Featured Seminars (page 69) NACC Workshops & Bible Studies (pages 73 - 81) 4:00 PM 4:15 PM 5:15 PM 7:00 PM 8:30 PM 9:00 PM Exhibit Hall Visitation and Refreshing Exhibitor Workshops (page 95) NACC Presidents Banquet (open to all) with Rick Rusaw, Dan garrett, Dave stone, and Jeff Walling (page 31) NACC Main Session with todd clark (page 61) Receptions and Refreshing (meetings and Affilated events, page 33) NACC Exhibit Hall Closes for the day (page 83)
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2012 NACC SCHEDULE

thursday, JuLy 12
7:30 AM 8:45 AM NACC Ministry Networking Breakfast (page 31) NACC Featured Seminars (page 71) NACC Workshops & Bible Studies (pages 73 - 81) 9:00 AM 9:30 AM NACC Exhibit Hall opens (page 83) Youth Ministrys Three Biggest Challenges with Dr. chap clark (page 47)
12:00 PM Youth Ministry Golf Scramble (page 47) 12:15 PM NACC Ladies Luncheon with chonda Pierce (page 31) 2:30 PM NACC Featured Seminars (page 71) NACC Workshops & Bible Studies (pages 73 - 81) 4:00 PM 4:15 PM Exhibit Hall Visitation and Refreshing Exhibitor Workshops (page 96) The Great North American Recumbent Team Trike Race (page 17) 4:30 PM 6:45 PM 7:00 PM 8:30 PM 9:00 PM ParenTeen Bridging the Gap Between Teens and their Parents with Dr. chap clark (page 47) National Bible Bowl Winner Presentation on the main session stage NACC Main Session with Rick Rusaw and chonda Pierce (page 65) Receptions and Refreshing (meetings and Affilated events, page 35) NACC Exhibit Hall Closes for the event (page 83)
friday, JuLy 13
9:00 AM Closing NACC Main Session with Commissioning Ceremony with bob Russell and Rick Warren (page 67) (NAcc ends at 11:00 a.m.)
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10:45 AM NACC Main Session with Dr. Reggie mcNeal (page 63)
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sPecial eVenTs
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Many NACC Special Events require tickets. Purchase your tickets now, while supplies last. get tickets from the NAcc ticket counter across from the NAcc internet center in Palms lobby. the NAcc ticket counter is open 8:00 a.m. tuesday, July 10 through 12:00 p.m. thursday, July 12. Parents Note: unless otherwise stated, these featured events are intended for adults only. Please arrange childcare. the NAcc student convention and NAcc childrens convention do not have program coverage during special events. see the student and child program schedules for more details.
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 beverage refreshment break.
NACC Presidents Opening Night Reception

NAcc connecting Place Dining Area Family Friendly tuesday 8:30 Pm 10:00 Pm Platinum sponsor: Florida christian college silver sponsors: Financial Planning ministry, hope international university, and standard Publishing meet 2012 NAcc President Rick Rusaw in a celebration held inside the NAcc exhibit hall. this event is complimentary to registered attendees. tickets are not required.
Tuesday July 10, 2012

NACC Golf Outing hawks landing golf club
tuesday 8:00 Am - 2:00 Pm the NAcc golf outing will be managed by the hawks landing golf course Pro. golfers will sign up no later than June 16, 2012. hawks landing is located on-site at the orlando World center marriott Resort. 18 holes and cart is only $50.00 for this championship course. callaway Diablo club Rental is only $39, includes 2 sleeves of balls. All golfers receive a complimentary, Quincy Kit (ball markers and bag tag), and more.
College Fair crystal ballroom lobby

tuesday 8:30 Pm - 10:00 Pm coordinated by National bible bowl
Join several christian colleges and universities at the 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.
Rick Rusaw
Michael Coppock
Dan Garrett
Chonda Pierce
Dave Stone
Joe Sutherland
Jeff Walling
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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.
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Wednesday July 11, 2012

NACC Ministry Networking Breakfast
North tower, harbor beach/marco island Wednesday and thursday 7:30 Am 8:30 Am sponsored by milligan college and standard Publishing share breakfast and a table topic discussion with other ministry-minded attendees. tickets are $5 and include breakfast.
Thursday July 12, 2012

North tower, harbor beach/marco island thursday 7:30 Am 8:30 Am sponsored by milligan college and standard Publishing share breakfast and a table topic discussion with other ministry-minded attendees. tickets are $5 and include breakfast.
NACC Ministry Networking Breakfast
NACC Seniors Luncheon

grand ballroom 8A Wednesday 12:15 Pm 1:30 Pm sponsored by Johnson university this event features keynote speaker, Joe sutherland (community christian church at high Vista) and musical entertainment, michael coppock (swiss cove christian church, Jacksonville, Fl). the NAcc seniors luncheon is a favorite for many NAcc attendees. $16 tickets include the meal.
NACC Ladies Luncheon
grand ballroom 8A thursday 12:15 Pm 1:30 Pm co-sponsored with standard Publishing chonda Pierce is the keynote speaker of this luncheon. Armed with an abundance of unpretentious southern charm and laser sharp wit, chonda Pierce has been entertaining audiences from coast to coast for more than a decade. An in-demand stand up comic, television hostess and author, Pierce has parlayed her gift for storytelling into a multi-faceted career. tickets are $20 and include the meal.
Its Time to Sing

Florida christian college campus Wednesday 2:00 Pm - 4:30 Pm sponsored by Florida christian college its time to sing is a very special event to be held at Florida christian college for all who love the music of decades past and who want to sing or listen to hymns and gospel songs that praise and uplift our lord. You will be led in singing by murray hollis, the praise leader for several North American christian conventions in the past. buses will depart at 2:00 Pm from the convention center entrance near NAcc Registration. the buses will return you to the resort by 4:30 p.m. tickets are $5 and include bus transportation and a light refreshment reception.
Thank you, Sponsors!
grand ballroom 8A open to All Wednesday 5:15 Pm 6:30 Pm co-sponsored with church Development Fund and Florida christian college 2012 NAcc President Rick Rusaw invites you to attend this dinner banquet with not sure but it will be fun by Dan garrett, Dave stone, and Jeff Walling. $20.00 tickets include the meal.
NACC Presidents Banquet
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(L-R): Mike Huckabee interviews Rev. Howard Russell and Tori and Jason Benham on Fox News Huckabee.
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each others health care costs. In the past 20 years, CHM members have shared more than $500 million in medical bills! Its affordable, compassionate, effectiveand, at nearly 30 years old, its Americas oldest health cost sharing ministry. CHM was recently featured on former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabees Fox News Channels show Huckabee. Visit www. chministries.org to see Gov. Huckabees interview with CHM President Howard Russell and members Jason and Tori Benham of Concord, N.C. Visit CHMs website, www. chministries.org, or call 1-800791-6225, to find out what Christian Healthcare Ministries canand willdo for you.
Christian Healthcare Ministries: costs less than health insurance. doesnt turn anyone away because of age or a medical condition. doesnt cancel members with expensive medical problems. members choose their own doctors and hospitals. has a generous maternity program. staff members pray for members with medical conditions. is modeled on how Christians cared for each other in the book of Acts. CHM is not health insurance. Its a voluntary cost-sharing ministry through which Christians share monthly financial gifts to meet
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meetings and Affiliated events

Monday July 9, 2012
NACC Board of Stewards Diamond board Room monday 5:00 Pm 9:00 Pm Chaplaincy Endorsement Commission Jade board Room tuesday 2:00 Pm 4:30 Pm chaplaincy endorsement commission business meeting NACC Continuation Committee Orientation crystal ballroom g1 tuesday 2:00 Pm 3:00 Pm NACC Continuation Committee Meeting and Reception crystal ballroom g1 tuesday 4:00 Pm 5:00 Pm sponsored by mission of mercy NACC Executive Leadership Dinner grand ballroom 8A tuesday 5:15 Pm 6:30 Pm
Tuesday July 10, 2012

Presidents Symposium on The Future of Christian Higher Education in the Restoration Movement hall of cities, New orleans tuesday 8:30 Am 3:30 Pm Presentation about colleges on the move by Dr. Joretta Nelson from Performa higher education. sponsored by Provision ministry group. 2012 NACC Executive Committee emerald board Room tuesday 10:00 Am 12:00 Pm 2013 NACC Executive Committee Diamond board Room tuesday 1:00 Pm 4:00 Pm 2014 NACC Executive Committee emerald board Room tuesday 1:00 Pm 4:00 Pm Advancement Networking Group hall of cities, New York tuesday 1:00 Pm 3:00 Pm this gathering is for those serving in the ministry of advancement and generosity. it is a time of encouragement and support as we have roundtable conversations about ideas and best practices in fund development.
Wednesday July 11, 2012

Emmanuel Christian Seminary Breakfast hall of cities, Anaheim/Atlanta/boston Wednesday 7:00 Am to 8:15 Am Cincinnati Christian University Alumni and Friends Reception cypress 3 lobby (Area 3) Wednesday 8:30 Pm to 10:00 Pm Johnson University hall of cities, New orleans/New York Wednesday 8:45 Pm to 10:30 Pm Johnson university invites alumni and friends to a come and go reception. Kentucky Christian University Alumni and Friends Reception grand ballroom 7A Wednesday 8:30 Pm to 10:00 Pm
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MEETINGS AND AFFILIATED EVENTS

Lincoln Christian University grand ballroom 8A Wednesday 8:30 Pm to 10:30 Pm lincoln christian university Alumni are invited to a sit-down reception. Milligan College crystal ballroom g1 Wednesday 8:30 Pm to 10:00 Pm milligan college Alumni and Friends: Please join us for a reception. Ozark Christian College crystal ballroom h Wednesday 8:30 Pm to 10:00 Pm ozark christian college invites all alumni and friends to join us for a reception and time of fellowship following the Wednesday evening main session. Point University Alumni Reception cypress 2 lobby (Area 2) Wednesday 8:30 Pm to 10:00 Pm
Cincinnati Christian University National Advancement Advisory Council emerald board Room thursday 2:00 Pm to 3:30 Pm Chaplaincy Endorsement Commission Open Meeting, Free Exercise Issues and Military Chaplaincy hall of cities, New orleans/New York thursday 2:30 to 4:00 Pm open meeting for all chaplains, supporters and interested individuals. the cec validates qualifications of chaplains and supports their careers. special guest, chaplain (ltc) Karen Diefendorf, will discuss the lawful basis of the chaplaincy and current issues. Christian Financial Resources Investors Dinner North tower, harbor beach/marco island thursday 5:15 Pm to 6:30 Pm Cincinnati Christian University Legacy Awards Banquet grand ballroom 7A thursday 5:15 Pm to 6:30 Pm Florida Christian College Alumni and Friends Reception and Andrew Peterson Concert grand ballroom 8Ab thursday 8:30 Pm to 10:30 Pm Global City Mission Initiative hall of cities, miami thursday 8:30 Pm to 9:30 Pm come for a casual gathering to learn more about global city mission initiative, a new missions initiative doing intentional disciplemaking among the diverse people groups in the worlds quintessential global city. Join us in conversation to learn how to partner with global city mission and make an impact among the nations in New York city. Mid-Atlantic Christian University hall of cities, New orleans/New York thursday 8:30 Pm to 10:30 Pm mid-Atlantic christian university Alumni and Friends ice cream social.
Thursday July 12, 2012

Dream of Destiny Breakfast hall of cities, New orleans/New York thursday, 7:15 Am to 8:30 Am Please join us for our annual FRee breakfast for ministry leaders, and bible college presidents and staff. The Walker Lecture Breakfast by TCM International - European Evangelical Society hall of cities, chicago/Denver thursday 7:00 Am to 8:00 Am Dr. gary e. Weedman, President of Johnson university, will be guest speaker at the annual Walker lecture breakfast. tickets are $15 each and must be purchased in advance of the event at the tcm international institute booth #2406.
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NAcc Womens conference

the NAcc Womens conference attendees are ministry staff, volunteers, university administrators, seminary faculty, business women, and more. they are single, married, separated, and divorced. they are moms, grandmas, sisters, daughters, granddaughters, aunts, and nieces. in other words, this conference is especially for you! All these programs, except the NAcc ladies luncheon, are included in your NAcc registration.
Its Your Move! cypress 3 lobby

(Area 3) sponsored by standard Publishing thursday 8:45 Am tom ellsworth
Want a time of refreshment, rejuvenation and reconnection with friends and family? this time is for you! come spend time relaxing, learning how board games can be fun and learn about god!
Tom Ellsworth
NACC Womens Gathering Place
located in the NAcc exhibit hall near standard Publishings booth 2421, this is a special place to relax for a few minutes in between sessions, to talk or pray with women who will staff the space, and to learn about resources for women. Well also have some giveaways that you wont want to miss.
grand ballroom 7A sponsored by logos bible software thursday 8:45 Am and 2:30 Pm lysa terKeurst if you want to know how far reaching your ministry will extend, the greatest determinant might surprise you. its our reactions that determine our reach. this is an inspiring and practical session.
Lysa TerKeurst
Reactions Determine Reach
Claim Your True Identity!

grand ballroom 7A sponsored by standard Publishing Wednesday 8:45 Am brenda garrison
Brenda Garrison
NACC Ladies Luncheon grand ballroom 8A sponsored by standard Publishing thursday 12:15 Pm chonda Pierce chonda Pierce has been entertaining audiences from coast to coast for more than a decade. An in-demand stand up comic, television hostess and author, Pierce has parlayed her gift for storytelling into a multi-faceted career. $20.00 tickets include the meal. Get tickets from the NAcc ticket counter located across from the NAcc internet center in Palms lobby.
Chonda Pierce
Dont miss out on the rich, satisfying, fabulous life the King of Kings wants for you! learn how to be empowered and overcome the mire of the worlds expectations of being a woman serving with the church.
Finding Fabulous! grand ballroom 7A sponsored by standard Publishing Wednesday 2:30 Pm brenda garrison
Find the fabulous in every day happenings. hear brenda garrison as she speaks on how to be a woman serving in ministry, both paid and volunteers. let brenda help you find refreshment in a crazy world of ministry.
thank you, sponsors!
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Hours of Operation
the childrens program will operate during the NAcc morning main session, Afternoon Workshop & bible study session, and evening main session. We encourage you to check-in and check-out your children at the times indicated. if you need to bring your child late, or leave early, please be prepared to wait additional time while your childs program is in session. childrens sessions end directly following the corresponding adult session. the NAcc may revoke return privileges for children who are not picked up by closing time, or 25 minutes after the adult session ends, whichever is later. Tuesday Evening open: 6:15 p.m. close: 8:55 p.m. Closed 25 minutes after NACC Main Session Wednesday & Thursday Morning open: 10:15 a.m. close: 12:25 p.m. Closed 25 minutes after NACC Main Session Wednesday & Thursday Afternoon open: 2:00 p.m. close: 4:25 p.m. Closed 25 minutes after NACC Workshops Wednesday & Thursday Evening open: 6:15 p.m. close: 8:55 p.m. Closed 25 minutes after NACC Main Session Friday Morning open: 8:30 a.m. close: 11:25 a.m. Closed 25 minutes after NACC Main Session
For the best experience, have your badges ready whenever you drop off or pick up your child. You will show your security iD badge at multiple checkpoints.
Buddy System
if your child has Special Needs or Severe Allergies, we require that you pair your child with a buddy. buddies help add an additional layer to your childs safety. Ask the volunteer at the door to your childs room for assistance.
Location
the childrens convention is located in the hotel wing of the resort. because we do not want you to be rushed, we have ample childrens convention hours of operation before and after the corresponding adult sessions. We are prepared to care for your child while you attend the adult sessions. From the convention center wing, take the escalator or elevator in the hall of cities to the second floor, then follow the signs toward North tower. Please take your child to the following rooms according to their age. birth 23 months: bahamas 2 years old: grand cayman 3 years old: st. thomas 4 years old: West indies 5 years old: Key biscayne 6 years old: Key largo 7 12 years old: sawgrass
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the NAcc childrens convention is for children (birth 12 years) of registered adult NAcc attendees. Adults who register as couples or individuals may add the children in the family household for $10 per child at the NAcc Registration counter located near the convention center entrance (near the NAcc exhibit hall).
Security ID Procedure
You will receive a family security iD number and corresponding badges. Keep the same badges all week. if you lose a security iD badge, ask the registrar at your childs door for assistance.
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Meet the NACC Childrens Convention Team

NACC Staff Carie Schultz coordinates the NAcc childrens convention. she loves serving with the experienced and creative team. Please contact carie with any questions about the NAcc childrens convention. During the NAcc, leave a message at the NAcc customer service Desk at (407) 238-4103. After the NAcc, call the NAcc office at (513) 772-9970. email carie@nacc-online.org anytime. Program Directors experienced childrens ministry leaders come together to create the NAcc childrens convention. they offer a special time for your kids to develop their faith and relationship with god while you attend NAcc programs. Larry Cramer is directing the 2012 elementary Program team. he will be building on a program similar to the 2011 program, which the kids loved. larry 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 kids worldview every time he teaches. larry is the childrens minister at bright christian church in bright, indiana. Jared Perkins is directing volunteers in security, customer service, room leader, elementary teachers, and childcare roles. he organized a churchwide mission trip to support the 2012 childrens convention in this way. Jared has been following gods call to minister to children for over twenty years. he is currently the childrens minister at Plum creek christian church in northern Kentucky.
melanie is a world changer, wife, and mom of four with over sixteen years of childrens ministry experience in Kentucky, indiana and ohio. Volunteer Captains Florida childrens ministers are coordinating local volunteers. they ensure that the event is a safe and fun place for the kids and the volunteers. Jenn Hall is the 2012 NAcc Volunteer captain for the nursery and twos areas. Jenn loves working with children of all ages and serving at Discovery christian church in cocoa, Florida. katy Garcia and Christina Herrcules are sharing the 2012 NAcc Volunteer captain responsibility for the threes and fours areas. they are both students at Florida christian college, they are both childrens ministry majors, and they both serve in childrens ministry. Katy is the Director of Preschool ministries at First christian church of Kissimmee. christina is the childrens Director at Northeast christian church in Kissimmee. kimmie Nash is the 2012 NAcc Volunteer captain for the fives and sixs areas. she is the childrens minister at central christian church in st. Petersburg, Fl. she has a passion for teaching young minds to fall in love with god and to begin a strong foundation early in young minds.
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Melanie Presta is directing the 2012 early childhood Program team. last year, she combined popular childrens books with bible stories. she will develop that innovative and engaging program this year with new stories.
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National bible bowl

A great way to get 3rd-12th graders studying the Bible!
come watch the competition!
All Bible Bowl competitions will take place in the Duke Energy Convention Center or the Hyatt Hotel. Please visit the Bible Bowl Office located in the Cloak Room on the east end second floor of the Convention Center. For more information on how to begin a Bible Bowl or Beginner Bible Bowl program in your church, please contact Robert Spruill at robert@biblebowl.net.
the bible bowl office is located in grand Registration, outside grand ballroom 7A. Please visit the bible bowl office for: competition schedules tuesday and Wednesday euchre tournament information tuesday college Fair information For more information on how to begin a bible bowl or beginner bible bowl program at your church, please contact Robert spruill at Robert@biblebowl.net.
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Featuring Randy Frazee and Kyle Idleman
Create Enthusiasm for Scripture Reading in Your Church
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Join Randy Frazee (Oak Hills Church, San Antonio) and Kyle Idleman (Southeast Christian Church, Louisville) as they discuss The Story and how it is encouraging Bible engagement, building unity, and impacting outreach in churches of all sizes.
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NACC STUDENT CoNVENTIoN MAIN SESSIoNS

Kinetic Worship, from Kinetic church (charlotte, Nc) will lead worship time during the NAcc student convention main sessions.
cypress ballroom J 7:00 PM Main Sessions

Jeff Walling (Providence Road church of christ) is the NAcc student convention evening speaker. tuesday Pm - be Refreshed Wednesday Pm - Refreshed by the Kingdom of god thursday Pm - Refreshed in the call of god
katy Fox, elementary ministry Director, grace Fellowship, Johnson city, tN Picture life after high school graduation. Do you have the whole scene sketched out in your head or are you left hyperventilating, staring at a big fat question mark? its good to set some time aside and think some things through. We dont have a magic 8 ball, but we do have some practical tips that can help you process your next step. Put down the paper bag and breathe a little deeper, this is a great session for high school juniors and seniors. think it through whats your next step?
hall of cities, st. louis Next Steps
cypress ballroom J 10:45 AM Main Sessions

Dave milam (Kinetic church) is the NAcc student convention morning sessions speaker. Wednesday Am - Refreshed by the Justice of god thursday Am - Refreshed by the Will of god
North tower, harbor beach Refreshed by Forgiveness
NACC STUDENT CoNVENTIoN WoRkSHoPS

WEDNESDAY 2:30 P.M.
Lori Mills, Professor of Psychology and counseling, milligan college What are you doing in your life that you are ashamed to tell anyone about? how do your past hurts impact you now? Perhaps you cant forgive yourself. Perhaps you cant forgive someone else. You cant get past the anger, guilt, or pain. Discover how to be refreshed by gods love and grace. learn how to keep your past from affecting your future.
hall of cities, san Francisco Refreshed by the Kingdom of God
North tower, marco island Its My Problem
Tim Gray, student minister, community christian church, Ft. lauderdale Nothing is better than living for christ, but what do you do when you feel burdened spiritually? how do you deal with difficult times in life when they happen? how do you stay focused on living for gods Kingdom when you feel distant from god? ever struggled with these types of things? come get some practical advice on how to consistently live for him!
Stephanie Freed, Founding Director, Rapha house every day children all around the world are trafficked, exploited, and put into slavery. Rapha house exists to love, rescue, and heal these children in the name of christ! We believe that our calling and the calling of all who seek to do good in the name of christ is found in Proverbs: speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves; ensure justice for those being crushed. Yes, speak up for the poor and helpless, and see that they get justice. (Proverbs 31:8, 9 Nlt) in this workshop you will discover the magnitude of human trafficking and see that YoU CAN help and how its oUR Problem!
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THURSDAY 2:30 P.M.
grand ballroom 9 - 11 Recalculate
helped them to identify their gifts and passions even when they felt hopeless and afraid. Jesus taught the disciples through shared experiences as he called them to join in his mission. Discover how Jesus and Dorothy taught that the path to greatness begins when you serve others.
grand ballroom 12-14 Masterpiece
Dave Milam, lead Pastor, Kinetic christian church, concord, Nc long ago, god, the master Artist, began thinking about how your life would look. he formed you with a plan and purpose in mind for your life. the Artist gave you passions, gifts, and skills that make you unique from anyone else he has created. because of his great love for you, the Artist has been at work sculpting and chiseling the stuff that needs to be removed like pride, envy, greed, and anger so that you will better reflect the image of his son. come discover how you are a unique work of gods creative art. learn how god is at work in your life. explore how you, as a masterpiece, can point back to the Artist. For we are Gods masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago. ephesians 2:10 Nlt
North tower, harbor beach/marco island Youth Ministrys Three Biggest Challenges
thursday 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Dr. Chap Clark, Fuller theological seminary in todays Youth ministry, there are some daunting challenges that we must take seriously to lead our kids to deeper faith and their missional calling. to follow the lords lead in loving his kids, we will explore these issues: lack of adult leaders and mentoring relationships; greater demands in our lives and students lives lessen the amount of time to deepen relationships; and Disengaged Kidshow to capture their imagination and passions. lets discuss some new ideas of how to share life with gods children, adolescents, and emerging adults.
grand ballroom 1 - 3 Its My Problem
Stephanie Freed, Founding Director, Rapha house every day children all around the world are trafficked, exploited, and put into slavery. Rapha house exists to love, rescue, and heal these children in the name of christ! We believe that our calling and the calling of all who seek to do good in the name of christ is found in Proverbs: Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves; ensure justice for those being crushed. Yes, speak up for the poor and helpless, and see that they get justice. (Proverbs 31:8, 9 Nlt) in this workshop you will discover the magnitude of human trafficking and see that YoU CAN help and how its oUR Problem!
hawks landing golf club GOLF SCRAMBLE

thursday 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
grand ballroom 7b ParenTeenBridging the Gap Between Teens and their Parents
thursday 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Dr. Chap Clark, Fuller theological seminary - impact teens choices and decisions - influence a lifelong commitment to christ - invest and minister to struggling adolescents how is your teens spiritual journey developing in our fragmented culture? Do you wonder what role you can play? Keynote speaker Dr. chap clark will talk with parents and youth leaders about what biblical discipleship looks like in our homes and churches, and how adults with authentic faith have the best chance of leading teens into a lifetime of commitment to god and his kingdom work.
grand ballroom 4 6 Leading Like Jesus
Troy Petrie, milligan college Jesus modeled how to love those you lead. Perhaps Dorothy of the Wizard of oz learned a few leadership lessons from Jesus. like the Rabbi, she walked beside her friends and taught them along the way. Dorothy was a good listener, an encourager, and she
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kylie kastens, Corri Richardson, Ryan Hughes & Nathan Hall, milligan college there are so many directions that your life could take. And there are probably lots of people telling you what you should do. how do you know what is right, what god wants you to do? if only there was a clear roadmap, a way to know gods will for your life. Join the Youth in ministry team from milligan and explore Gods Perfect Story and how you fit in. Be glad for all God is planning for you. Romans 12:12a Nlt
NACC STUDENT MINISTER WoRkSHoPS crystal lobby (Area 6) Teaching Digital Natives
Wednesday 2:30 p.m. Dr. Curtis Booher, Associate Professor of bible & christian ministries, milligan college Does it ever feel like you are not speaking the same language as your young people? how do we teach in a way that connects with todays students? A rapidly changing youth culture requires us to be increasingly deliberate in the preparation and delivery of our messages to the teenage audience. this workshop is an attempt to address these questions and help interested adults communicate successfully with digital natives.
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sPeakeRs aRe lisTeD WiTH PRogRam book Page RefeRences To nacc feaTuReD seminaR, nacc WoRksHoP, nacc bible sTuDy, anD nacc sPecial eVenT Times, locaTions, anD DescRiPTions.
Dick Alexander (p. 79) Dr. curtis booher (pp. 47, 77) bill brandt (p. 75) Aaron brockett (p. 75) todd bussey (p. 79)
tom claibourne (p. 79) Dr. chap clark (pp. 47, 81) todd clark (p. 61) michael coppock, musician (p. 31) gary cox (p. 77) Jason cullum (p. 79) Rob Daniels (p. 79) byron Davis (p. 81) David Delk (p. 75) chaplain (ltc) Karen Diefendorf (77)
tom ellsworth (pp. 37, 79) Roossvelt Fonseca (p. 77) Julie gariss (p. 71) Randy gariss (p. 81) Dan garrett (p. 31)
brenda garrison (pp. 37, 75, 77) Rusty george (p. 81) hugh halter (p. 69) John hampton (p. 77) leslie t. hardin (p. 81)
Dr. tim harlow (p. 71) Dr. Joe harvey (p. 77) John hayes (p. 71) harmony hensley (p. 79) Alan hirsch (p. 69)
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murray hollis (p. 31) lisa Jernigan (p. 81) Dr. JK Jones (p. 75) shaun King (p. 69) Dr. Peter l. Kunkle (p. 75)
steve larson (p. 71) leRoy lawson (p. 77) Doug lucas (p. 75) brian mavis (p. 79) mel mcgowan (p. 69)
shawn mcmullen (p. 79) Dr. Reggie mcNeal (pp. 63, 71) ben merold (p. 71) Pat merold (p. 77) steve merriman (p. 75) Kent Paris (p. 81) chonda Pierce (pp. 31, 37, 65) Doug Priest (p. 75) Daryl Reed (p. 79) Rick Rusaw (pp. 29, 31, 65)
bob Russell (p. 67) Dr. mark scott (p. 57) beth stone (p. 75) Dave stone (pp. 31, 75) Joe sutherland (p. 31)
Dr. Jerry taylor (p. 59) lysa terKeurst (pp. 37, 71) Dean trune (p. 81) chris Van brocklin (p. 75) Jeff Walling (pp. 29, 31)
Dr. Rick Warren (p. 67) teresa Welch (p. 71) Paul s. Williams (p. 71) shane J. Wood (p. 77)
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Tim Foot is the Worship Pastor at lifebridge christian church (lbcc.org) and serves as lead Worship Associate with the slingshot group (slingshotgroup.net). tims passions include leading people in worship, looking for fresh and creative ways to communicate gods grace, and mentoring, coaching and working with other churches and worship leaders. born and raised in tasmania, Australia, tim spent the 90s working as an entertainer and songwriter in sydney and served as the Worship Pastor at Northside community church. he was a host on PAx tVs Worship Network and enjoys speaking and teaching in conference and seminar settings. tim has an affinity for cultural sensitivity in worship and helping churches find a unique worship language that best connects them with god and his story. tim & his wife mandy moved to the us in 2002 and live in longmont, colorado with their two sons, Joey and Jacob. Luc DiMarzio is an Associate Worship minister at lifebridge christian church. he is also the Vocal Director and oversees weekly worship at the lifebridge tri-towns campus. luc moved to colorado in 2006 following his studies at ozark christian college. From Robinson, illinois, luc is an avid chicago cubs fan, plays softball and loves hip-hop music. he has a passion for sharing various genres of music with all kinds of people in many different ways. he especially loves connecting people to god through worship. luc and his wife Kat live in longmont with their two dogs, Dawson and theo. Meka king is a recording artist and worship leader for various churches in the orlando area. her ministry has also lead her around the globe. she has appeared on tbNs Praise the lord, bobby Jones gospel, todays Family, the Fox morning blend and KRAZe-tV. she has also performed at a number of theme parks, including Walt Disney World, cirque Du soleil, universal studios, sea World and the holy land experience. she has served as a background vocalist for Ron Kenoly, martha munizzi, William mcDowell, Freddy Rodriguez, bJ Putnam, and clint brown. mekas non-profit organization, KiNgDom ministries global missions, inc., works in the central Florida community and beyond to impact lives and help the disadvantaged. Devan Bumstead is an Associate Worship minister at lifebridge christian church. he overseas weekly worship at the lifebridge Johnstown/milliken campus. he has been leading both adults and students towards the heart of god through musical worship for over a decade. in addition to his role as a worship pastor, Devan is a singer/songwriter, producer, and accomplished electric guitar player in the northern colorado region. Devan also has a heart and passion for providing quality resources for other worship leaders through his website dbworship.com, which offers valuable tools to train and equip worship ministries of all shapes and sizes. Devan and his wife tina live in longmont with their two dogs, blondie and izzy.
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The nacc main sessions will be broadcast live through www.gotonacc.org. This service is provided so that international missionaries and others who cannot be in orlando can be a part of the 2012 nacc. Thank you, NACC Live Stream Co-Sponsors!
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JJ Plasencio is the Worship Director at First evangelical Free church of Austin tx (fefc.org). he is also a Dove Award winning, emmy Award winning, grammy Nominated musician who has played bass and cello for groups such as sixpence None the Richer, Plumb, Kim hill, Kevin max and Fernando ortega, as well as other national acts. he likes playing jazz and soccer and loves producing, and creating records in his studio. JJ is married to his high school sweetheart, tonia, and has two children, Joel and Jasmine. Melissa Reyes currently serves as one of the worship leaders at Real life christian church in orlando, Florida. she graduated from the university of Florida in 2006 with a b.m/b.A. dual degree in both music and history. she teaches piano and beginning guitar at the Avalon music center in orlando. melissa is also a recording artist and singer/songwriter, having previously released an album of original material in 2004 and again in 2008 with the orlando indie rock band the oaks. she is currently completing her first solo debut album slated for release in late 2012. melissa has also enjoyed traveling extensively throughout europe, Africa and Australia. Philip Johnson grew up in Norfolk, Virginia surrounded by a family of musical talents. his late mother, Joselyn Wiggs, was the first black female drum major at elizabeth state university. With an early introduction to different music styles, the young prodigy, as the Virginian Pilot called him, has always fancied himself on being able to bring out the feel of the music. Philip began playing in his local church at age 11 and started his own community choir while still in high school. he was invited to perform in the Norfolk state university band choir, leading him to be one of the most demanded drummers in the hampton Roads, Virginia area. in 2004, he founded the little Drummer boy school of excellence Drumming Academy. in 2008, Philip relocated to the orlando area to join the bb King All star band. he enjoys producing, arranging and studio work and will soon join platinum recording artist Don omar on his european tour. While preparing for this tour, he is also working on the release of his own eP.
Stephen Proctor is a VJ, illuminator, and visual worship leader who is passionate about helping the church worship through what we see with our eyes. he believes media & projection technology is not simply for utilitarian tech support but can also be used as instruments to lead visual worship...whether its telling story on a single screen or creating a visually immersive atmosphere with environmental projection. hes based out of Nashville, where he runs a creative production company called grateful inconvenience. he also shares resources, stories and his thoughts on visual worship on his blog, worshipVJ.com. Danika Jean is a twenty-one year old, Nashville-based violinist. since picking up the violin at age five, Danika has become fluent in the languages of fiddle, jazz, and classical music. she completed her bachelor of music at belmont university and now works as a studio musician for Reach Records, as a section player for the huntsville symphony, and as a freelance musician and teacher in Nashville. Joe Scott, a colorado native, began playing the acoustic guitar at age 12. At 14, he took up the 5-string banjo and at age 23, he attended the guitar institute of technology in hollywood, cA, studying all styles of acoustic and electric guitar with many of the worlds finest guitarists. During this time he also started experimenting with different ways of stringing the acoustic guitar, and this was the beginning of the double-neck guitjo and a lot of music. this one-of-a-kind instrument of Joes own design was praised by usA today as a beautiful harp-like sounding instrument . . . like nothing weve ever heard before. the double-neck guitjo has 14 strings and Joe has developed his own style and technique, playing both necks simultaneously. Joe tours the us and abroad each year with his wife, cellist hannah Alkire, as the duo Acoustic eidolon.
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NAcc main session Tuesday 7:00 p.m.

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Come, Be Refreshed
Dr. Mark Scott isaiah 55:1-13
on one hand, coming into the presence of god is anything but refreshingsometimes being in gods presence can evoke fear and hesitation. on the other hand, the god of scripture, who invites us into his word and way, is the only one who can truly refresh our souls. if we seek god, he will be found, his way will accomplish his purpose, and his way will lead us to joy.
Dr. Mark Scott currently serves as the exposition and leadership Pastor at mountainview community christian church in highlands Ranch, co. he joined the mountainview Family in June of 2011 after serving at ozark christian college in Joplin, mo since 1983. Prior to his academic work, mark pastored in churches in illinois and missouri. mark attended ozark christian college (b.th. 1976), lincoln christian seminary (m.Div. 1983), trinity evangelical Divinity school (1988), and Denver seminary where he earned a Doctor of ministry degree in 2006. mark is a published author for college Press and standard Publishing, has co-authored several books and written numerous devotionals and articles. mark has spoken at numerous events including ciY, moVe conferences, the National missionary convention, the NAcc, many state conventions, and abroad in canada, europe and the middle east. mark and carla have four children, and ten grandchildren.
sign language interpretation is provided from the stage. specially spaced seating is available at the end of the center aisles. the childrens convention closes 25 minutes after this session ends. Audio and video recordings are available from the christian Audio tapes booth near NAcc Registration in Palms lobby. Thank you, Main Session sponsors:
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NAcc main session Wednesday 10:45 a.m.

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Refreshed by the Justice of God

Dr. Jerry Taylor isaiah 5:1-17
gods heart was broken by the failure of israel to produce the fruits of justice, love, mercy, and righteousness. gods ultimate desire still remains for us all to live righteously in the warmth of a caring human community where his love and grace can shine through.
Dr. Jerry Taylor joined the faculty of Abilene christian university (Department of bible, missions and ministry) after being involved in congregational ministry in georgia, North carolina and texas. he teaches general education bible classes. he graduated from southwestern christian college with a bachelors degree in bible in 1984. he received his master of Divinity degree in 1988 as well as his Doctor of ministry degree in 1995 from southern methodist university. he is one of the organizers of the annual New Wineskins ministers Retreat. Jerry and his wife, Patricia, have two children: Alisha and Jeremiah.
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NAcc main session Wednesday 7:00 p.m.

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Refreshed in the Kingdom of God

Todd Clark matthew 11:28-30
Todd Clark is the founding pastor of Discovery church which launched in southern cA in February of 2003. todd is married to his high school sweetheart Rene and they have two very unique, interesting, joy-filled children, Ruby and cole.
how can such an amazing, exciting, honoring, respected, meaningful endeavor as ministry simultaneously be so difficult, stressful and lonely? the rigors of daily leadership decisions, loving people, serving those who are hard to love and seemingly unending weekend ministry preparation has left many in ministry feeling the burn! in the midst of the challenges of ministry, gods promises remain true, and in his kingdom we find the purest source of refreshment.
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Refreshed by the Right Kind of Leaders
Dr. Reggie McNeal enjoys helping people, leaders, and christian organizations pursue more intentional lives. he currently serves as the missional leadership specialist for leadership Network of Dallas, tx. Reggies past experience involves over a decade as a denominational executive and leadership development coach. he also served in local congregational leadership for over twenty years, including being the founding pastor of a new church. Reggie has lectured or taught as adjunct faculty for multiple seminaries, including Fuller theological (Pasadena, cA), southwestern baptist (Ft. Worth, tx), golden gate baptist (san Francisco, cA), trinity Divinity school (Deerfield, il), columbia international (columbia, sc), and seminary of the southwest (Austin tx). in addition, Reggie has served as a consultant to local church, denomination, and para-church leadership teams, as well as seminar developer and presenter for thousands of church leaders across North America. he has also resourced the united states Army chief of chaplains office (the Pentagon), the chaplains training school (Ft. Jackson), Air Force chaplains, and the Air Force education and training command. Reggies work also extends to the business sector, including the gallup organization. Reggie has contributed to numerous publications and church leadership journals. his books include Revolution in Leadership (1998), A Work of Heart: Understanding How God Shapes Spiritual Leaders (2000), The Present Future (2003), Practicing Greatness (2006), Get A Life! (2007), and Missional Renaissance: Changing the Scorecard for the Church (2009). Reggies education includes a b.A. degree from the university of south carolina and the m.Div. and Ph.D. degrees both from southwestern baptist theological seminary.
Dr. Reggie McNeal John 10:10 the spiritual leaders first priority is to reflect the heart of god to people. this refreshes them. only the right kind of leader can pull this offa leader shaped by the heart of god.
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NAcc main session Thursday 7:00 p.m.

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Refreshed in the Call of God

Rick Rusaw isaiah 6 & 40
Rick Rusaw has served as the lead pastor at lifebridge christian church in longmont, co since 1991. As a practitioner, he cares about the church being a vibrant part of their community. At lifebridge they want to help people Discover grace, grow in grace, and live gracefully. Rick is the co-founder of externally Focused Network, and co-author of Externally Focused Church, Externally Focused Life, and Externally Focused Quest. before coming to longmont, Rick served as Vice President of cincinnati christian university, and Associate minister at First christian church in Fort myers, Fl. he is a graduate of cincinnati bible college (1980) and seminary (1990). he often speaks at ministers conferences, retreats, and leadership seminars as well as seminars in the business world. Rick and his wife Diane, both natives of New York, have three children, David, eric and chelsea.
many called into gods service in scripture were scared to death, yet later found comfort and purpose in being part of the larger story god was writing. the real call of god begins with him, not us. As we refresh others we need first to be refreshed by the Refresher. Chonda Pierce sponsored by Florida christian college
Chonda Pierce, armed with an abundance of unpretentious southern charm and laser sharp wit, has been entertaining audiences from coast to coast for more than a decade. An in-demand stand up comic, television hostess and author, Pierce has parlayed her gift for storytelling into a multi-faceted career. Pierce has authored six books with most recent being, Laughing In the Dark and has ranked among Pollstars top-selling live performers. her ninth comedy DVD, Did i say that out loud, released April 6, 2010. Pierces DVDs are consistently strong sellers both on tour and in retail with six titles having been certified gold, signifying sales of more than 50,000 units and three titles certified platinum, signifying sales of more than 100,000 units. shes a frequent guest on the famed grand ole opry and has served as host of the inspirational country music Awards and christian music hall of Fame Awards. she received three Daytime emmy nominations for her work co-hosting Aspiring Women, a talk show on the total living Network.
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Bob Russell will lead a Commissioning Ceremony on Friday morning. We have invited several 2012 graduates who are heading toward vocational ministry. They will be encouraged throughout the week, introduced on Friday morning, and commissioned for kingdom work.
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Earlier Start Time Bob Russell, As a young man growing up in northern Pennsylvania, had intended on becoming a high school basketball coach in his hometown. During his senior year of high school, however, bob realized a desire in his heart to enter the ministry. soon thereafter, he enrolled in cincinnati bible seminary where he graduated in 1965.
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Refreshed in the Future

Bob Russell isaiah 60:1
Refreshed by the Heart of God

Dr. Rick Warren gods heart is large and rich in substanceand is best reflected by a servant who will bring righteousness and peace through self-sacrifice. As church leaders, such self-sacrifice can take its toll. by reconnecting with the heart of god, we may discover exactly what we need to continue to grow our own hearts in tenderness and sacrifice.
Dr. Rick Warren is a global strategist, philanthropist, pastor and author. his book, the Purpose Driven life, has sold more than thirty million copies in english, and is published in almost 100 languages. in 1980, Warren founded saddleback church in lake Forest, cA. today it is one of Americas most influential congregations with more than 100,000 attendees on five campuses with over 300 ministries. he has lectured at oxford, cambridge, harvards Kennedy school of government, the World economic Forum in Davos, the united Nations, the global health summit, the Aspen ideas institute, teD, and numerous world congresses. he earned a bachelor of Arts degree from california baptist university, a master of Divinity from southwestern theological seminary, and a Doctor of ministry from Fuller theological seminary.
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Will the future bring intensifying persecution or spiritual revival to the church? Regardless, leaders must face tomorrow with confidence and proclaim the truth with boldness!
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grand ballroom 8A ReJesus, ReDisciple: Re-aligning the Church Around Jesus and His Purposes in the World. sponsored by logos bible software Alan Hirsch, mission training Network this session will explore the absolute centrality of Jesus for the ongoing renewal and mission of the church. it will draw ideas from Alans books ReJesus and Untamed. it is not for the faint-hearted. crystal ballroom g The Most Important Part About Missional sponsored by church Development Fund Hugh Halter, missio its obvious that god has prompted a universal conversation with the church about its missional essence. missional just means to be sent or to go. many are now willing and see the difference between a missional foci vs. a come to us orientation. but if we go the same way weve been going, our going is in vain. the next natural conversation is how we go, what people do as they go, and what a life of incarnation really looks like for us as leaders and every parishioner or disciple of Jesus. grand ballroom 7b Ministry in a World of Social Media sponsored by Point university Shaun king, hope mob, Aliso Viejo, cA social media is the most powerful medium for world change in modern history, which fuels revolutions all around the world. tools like twitter, Facebook, and Youtube can also bring about revolutionary change in your own city. learn how to harness the power of social media on a shoestring budget from shaun King, an award-winning social media expert, who has used social media to raise millions of dollars, rescue children, and so much more. crystal ballroom h Leadership Lessons from the Magic Kingdom to Gods Kingdom sponsored by church Development Fund Mel McGowan, Visioneering studios, irvine, cA Join Disney alumni and founder of Visioneering studios for a journey from the magic Kingdom to gods Kingdom. mel will share the Disney secrets to creating the physical and cultural architecture that instinctively draws us into their stories. beyond customer service, the impacts to our ability and mission to share story, space, and experience are profound.
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grand ballroom 8A The Rise of PostCongregational Communities sponsored by Financial Planning ministry Dr. Reggie McNeal, leadership Network missional community is a different expression of church than its congregational cousin. it differs in its rhythms, celebrations, activities, and scorecard. it is not for everyone, nor is it the replacement of centuries of church practice. but it is a growing phenomenon and this seminar is dedicated to telling part of its story. crystal ballroom g Submerge: Living Deep in a Shallow World sponsored by impact canada John Hayes, innerchANge in the u.s. weve made poverty political and professional. its time to make it personal. John hayes shares lessons in mutual transformation from more than 25 of years of living among people in poverty. Join him for a practical dialog about how the people of god can recover the privilege of living out a matthew 25 intimacy with christ among those we typically make least and last. crystal ballroom h Sticky Conversations sponsored by church Development Fund Panel leader, Paul S. Williams, orchard group Julie Gariss, college heights christian church, Joplin, mo Dr. Tim Harlow, Parkview christian church, orland Park, il Steve Larson, east 91st street christian church, indianapolis, iN; New churches of christ evangelism Ben Merold, harvester christian church, st. charles, mo Teresa Welch, emmanuel christian seminary, Johnson city, tN We live in a unique time of rapid cultural change. Paul Williams will lead a panel to discuss how each generation handles sticky conversations on sexuality, christians and government, church leadership and polity, and questions from the audience. grand ballroom 7A Reactions Determine Reach sponsored by logos bible software Lysa Terkeurst, Proverbs 31 ministries if you want to know how far reaching your ministry will extend, the greatest determinant might surprise you. its our reactions that determine our reach. in this inspiring and highly practical session lysa will equip you to: Reduce the inclination to react out of anger or frustration by remembering who you are Know what to pray even when you dont know what to do gain a perspective that will help you deal with difficult and distracting people embrace the attitude that allows us to see the hand of god moving this is a teaching that wont just inspire you in the moment its one that will linger for a lifetime. come hear what thousands of people have said helped transform the way they react.
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30-minute message 30-minute Table Discussion 30-minute Q & a featured seminars, Workshops, and bible studies Wednesday and Thursday 8:45 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
NACC Featured Seminars repeat in the morning and afternoon on Wednesday and thursday (at 8:45 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.). NACC Workshops and Bible Studies run during each session, they do not repeat. NAcc Workshop and bible study descriptions appear on the following pages. Descriptions provided by the speaker. For Student Minister Workshops see page 47.
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canary 4 lobby (Area 4) Building Global Partnerships sponsored by impact canada Doug Lucas, team expansion Doug Priest, cmF international leaders of two of our largest mission sending agencies will demonstrate that working together and submitting to one another must be key components of any mission strategy today. they will provide examples of u.s. churches partnering with churches outside of the u.s. and facilitating churches to work together to adopt unreached people groups. grand ballroom 7A Claim Your True Identity! sponsored by standard Publishing Brenda Garrison, brendagarrison.com Dont miss out on the rich, satisfying, fabulous life the King of Kings wants for you! learn how to be empowered and overcome the mire of the worlds expectations of being a woman serving with the church. Palms lobby (Area 5) Lessons from Dead Guys: Spiritual Formation Lessons from Long Ago sponsored by Point university Dr. Jk Jones, eastview christian church, Normal, il many Jesus-followers around the world are looking for ways to grow closer to god. in this workshop, Dr. JK Jones will explore four spiritual formation lessons the great devotional writers of the past have taught him about growing. cypress 3 lobby (Area 3) No Man Left Behind at Mountain Christian Church Chris Van Brocklin, men With a Purpose David Delk, man in the mirror At mountain christian church in Joppa, mD men are being transformed. Find out what the catalyst is in this movement that is designed to reach every man. Representatives of mountain christian church and man in the mirror will facilitate this workshop.
cypress 1 lobby (Area 1) Raising Kids Who Love the Church?

sponsored by Florida christian college
Dave and Beth Stone, southeast christian church, louisville, KY is it possible to be deeply involved in the service and leadership of the church and for your kids to still love the church in their teens and twenties? the answer is Yes. the stones will share some of their observations and advice. cypress 2 lobby (Area 2) Refreshing Preaching: Communicating in a Changing World (Ideas and Resources for Preaching)
sponsored by church Development Fund
Aaron Brockett, traders Point christian church, indianapolis, iN Dr. Peter L. kunkle, First christian church ministries, Kernersville, Nc Preaching one sermon is doablepreaching every seven days in a way thats both biblical and convicting for people who are all over the map in their beliefs is much more challenging. Well be discussing the resources, philosophy, and best practices of weekly preaching. take a refreshing look at presenting the gospel to a very visual and high tech community without misrepresenting the truth of the Word. crystal lobby (Area 6) TaxFree Money for Ministers sponsored by impact canada Bill Brandt, Wharton school of business Steve Merriman, clergy Advantage, inc. 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.
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Since 1974, Marble Retreat has provided a peaceful refuge for couples and singles to experience transformation and gain new insights into Gods will for their lives. Marble Retreats program, specializing in caring for clergy, consists of a purposeful and professional combination of individual and group counseling over an 8-day period. Located in the picturesque Colorado Rockies, this cozy Retreat offers premier counseling services surrounded by world class recreational opportunities. Please visit our web site: www.marbleretreat.org or call 888.216.2725 or 970.963.2499. Were here to help!
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cypress 2 lobby (Area 2) Dont Retire, Retread sponsored by Florida christian college LeRoy Lawson, emmanuel christian seminary and cmF international Pat Merold, harvester christian church, st. charles, mo so youre on social security. Now what? A how to keep on living as long as you are alive. continuity of purpose keeps life interesting, and enjoyable. Recycling is the in thing. grand ballroom 7A Finding Fabulous!
sponsored by standard Publishing
Palms lobby (Area 5) Refreshed in the Victory of God: A Study from Revelation
sponsored by Point university
Shane J. Wood, ozark christian college Revelation can be confusing, frustrating, and downright frightening. in this workshop, shane J. Wood will challenge todays popular interpretations of Revelation by simplifying the message of John to the church of Asia minor - a message of hope. crystal lobby (Area 6) Teaching Digital Natives Dr. Curtis Booher, Associate Professor of bible & christian ministries, milligan college Does it ever feel like you are not speaking the same language as your young people? how do we teach in a way that connects with todays students? A rapidly changing youth culture requires us to be increasingly deliberate in the preparation and delivery of our messages to the teenage audience. this workshop is an attempt to address these questions and help interested adults communicate successfully with digital natives. cypress 3 lobby (Area 3) Two Cultures, One Church: Is It Possible? Gary Cox and Roossvelt Fonseca, First christian church/ mision latina, Fort myers, Fl in 2006, First christian church invited Pastor Roossvelt to be on staff and Fcc/mision latina was born. Pastor Roossvelt spoke no english. Pastor gary cox spoke no spanish. in a region of Florida that is 36% hispanic, First christians goal was to look more like the community. six years later - a lot of mistakes have been made, lessons have been learned, and people have been saved. What happens when two cultures decide to be one church? Pastors gary and Roossvelt will share what they would have done differently, what worked, and some real struggles that have presented themselves in this effort.
Brenda Garrison, brendagarrison.com Find the fabulous in every day happenings. hear brenda garrison as she speaks on how to be a woman serving in ministry, both paid and volunteers. let brenda help you find refreshment in a crazy world of ministry. cypress 1 lobby (Area 1) Guarding Your Heart Refreshing Your Wellspring: Leadership is Dangerous to Your Health
John Hampton, Journey christian church, Apopka, Fl Dr. Joe Harvey, Florida christian college too many churches are led by unhealthy leaders - unhealthy emotionally, physically, and spiritually. this workshop will focus on helping leaders become the best version of themselves. canary 4 lobby (Area 4) Getting Your Outside to Align with Your Inside
Chaplain (LTC) karen Diefendorf, u.s. Army, Fort Jackson, sc this study will look at how walking our talk begins with an understanding that who we are in christ is the foundation for all we believe and then for all that we do. Your character is the sum of your being, your beliefs and your behaviors. so, join us in learning about living a consistently faithful life!
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crystal lobby (Area 6) Inclusion Ministry and Disability: Getting Outside the Box
sponsored by christian churches Disability ministries
church in your world that is limited in resources and unlimited in human sinfulness and societal constraints. cypress 3 lobby (Area 3) Its Your Move!
sponsored by standard Publishing
Harmony Hensley, Key ministry Jesus made it clear in his ministry that he was sent for eVeRYoNe and that includes our friends affected by disability. many churches are unaware of this mission field and are further intimidated at the thought of reaching this people group. inclusion ministry is easier than you think and in this workshop we will brainstorm some out of the box approaches to getting started. so if you have a heart to create organic, systemic inclusion in the body of christ then this is the workshop for you! Participants will walk away with ministry tools and ideas to use right away! canary 4 lobby (Area 4) Discipleship: Is it Possible in a Consumer Culture?
Tom Ellsworth, sherwood oaks christian church, bloomington, iN Want a time of refreshment, rejuvenation and reconnection with friends and family? this time is for you! come spend time relaxing, learning how board games can be fun and learn about god! this is a way to meet new friends, connect with long time friends and find new ways to teach your friends and family about god in a new, exciting way. Palms lobby (Area 5) Ministry Strategies for Small Town and Rural Churches sponsored by impact canada Tom Claibourne, bethlehem church of christ, Winchester, oh Shawn McMullen, The Lookout, standard Publishing; church of christ, milan, iN the unique circumstances and needs of small town and rural churches call for unique ministry strategies. this workshop considers the distinctiveness of small town and rural congregations and suggests proven and dependable strategies for a healthy dynamic ministry. cypress 2 lobby (Area 2) Staying Refreshed as a Leader, Healthy Churches Happen with Healthy Leaders sponsored by church Development Fund Dick Alexander, lifespring christian church, cincinnati, oh Daryl Reed, Dc Regional christian church, Forestville, mD With increasing time pressures, growing expectations, and decreasing financial resources, how does a leader avoid a personal train wreck?
Discipleship is a call to a long obedience and a transformation of heart, soul and mind. this workshop will focus on practical advice and tools for creating a culture of ever deepening growth in christ! cypress 1 lobby (Area 1) Externally Focused: Making Missional Practical sponsored by impact canada Todd Bussey, crossroads christian church, Newburg, iN Brian Mavis, lifebridge christian church, longmont, co churches are throwing out the old measures of success. its no longer merely about size, seeker sensitivity, spiritual gifts, church health, nor the number of small groups. its about making a significant and sustainable difference in the lives of people around us - in our communities and in our cities. its no longer about being the best church in your community; its about being the best church FoR your community. Yet, at the same time, a lot of this kind of missional talk is just that - talk. so how does ideal missional living work itself out in an un-ideal world? learn realistic and practical ways to be a missional
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North tower, harbor beach/ marco island Youth Ministrys Three Biggest Challenges thursday 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Dr. Chap Clark, Fuller theological seminary Description is on page 47.
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cypress 3 lobby (Area 3) Discovering the You that God Designed: Each of Us Has Been Custom Designed for a Purpose
sponsored by Florida christian college
canary 4 lobby (Area 4) Refreshed by Sabbath Rest: Striving Less - Accomplishing More sponsored by Florida christian college Dean Trune, intentional impact ministries most of us run ourselves ragged in life. We are encouraged in scripture to rest. if we learn to incorporate sabbath rest in our lives, we will actually accomplish more. We will discuss how to practically do it. cypress 2 lobby (Area 2) Refreshed in the Desert: Biblical Lessons from Those Desert Times in Life and Ministry sponsored by church Development Fund Randy Gariss, college heights christian church, Joplin, mo every ministry road leads to a desert experiencethe only variables are how long and how often. Wisdom not only converts that experience into something valuable, it also normally reduces the frequency and intensity of our desert seasons.
Lisa Jernigan, girlfriendit; central christian church, mesa, AZ Are you overwhelmed, discouraged, uncertain or perhaps ready to run? is it time to infuse purpose and ignite your passion to live life alive in christ? come be reminded why You matter! cypress 1 lobby (Area 1) God is Always Relevant. How Do We Leverage Cultural and Social Change to Advance the Gospel?
Byron Davis, Dream of Destiny; shepherd of the hills, Porter Ranch, cA Rusty George, Real life church, Valencia, cA ten things you must do in the next thirty days to increase relevance, effectiveness, and impact! crystal ballroom b In the Power of the Spirit: Jesus and the Discipline of Spirituality (Stone-Campbell Journal Annual Lecture) Leslie T. Hardin, Florida christian college Jesus spirituality was not located in the healings, exorcisms, and miracles. it was rooted in everyday life. this workshop explores the daily routines and disciplines that Jesus practiced that fostered partnership with the spirit of god. hall of cities, st. louis Means of Grace: Caring for the Souls of Those Affected by Homosexuality kent Paris, Nehemiah ministries homosexuality is one of the most talked about, but least understood subjects within the church today. because of the varied opinions of professionals, it makes understanding the phenomena of homosexuality all the more complex and confusing, leaving christians at large with looming, unanswered questions. Kent Paris grew up struggling with homosexuality, committed his life to christ at age 19, and became one of the earliest national pioneers ministering to persons struggling with homosexuality for the past 30 years. he presents a biblically sound approach full of grace and truth.
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grand ballroom 7b ParenTeenBridging the Gap Between Teens and their Parents thursday 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Dr. Chap Clark, Fuller theological seminary - impact teens choices and decisions - influence a lifelong commitment to christ - invest and minister to struggling adolescents how is your teens spiritual journey developing in our fragmented culture? Do you wonder what role you can play? Keynote speaker Dr. chap clark will talk with parents and youth leaders about what biblical discipleship looks like in our homes and churches, and how adults with authentic faith have the best chance of leading teens into a lifetime of commitment to god and his kingdom work.
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the NAcc exhibit hall is located in Palms ballroom and cypress ballroom 1. see the booth listing by category on the following pages. see the index for an alphabetical exhibitor listing. the NAcc connecting Place Dining Area is located in Palms ballroom near the sago entrance. the red carpet is placed to help you find your way. NAcc exhibit hall hours Tuesday Wednesday & Thursday Friday 12:00 PM 7:00 PM 8:30 PM 10:00 PM 9:00 AM 7:00 PM 8:30 PM 9:00 PM not open
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Architects & Builders Aspen Group booth # 136 Myler Church Building Systems booth # 2023 The Mcknight Group booth # 406 Campus Ministry Association of College Ministries booth # 1800 Impact Campus Ministries booth # 1802 Capital Campaigns & Consulting Here-4-You Christian Grant Consulting booth # 2008 see ad page 76 kardia Consulting LLC booth # 407 The Ling Group, LLC booth # 2516 TLC Ministries, Inc. booth # 2019 TLCMinistries.com Childrens Homes Christian City, Inc. booth # 401 Cookson Hills Christian Ministries booth # 2020 see ad page 60 Family Ministries of Florida booth # 2417 Mountain Mission School booth # 337 Nios de Mexico booth # 511 Pinehaven Christian Childrens Ranch & School booth # 2507 Shiloh Christian Childrens Ranch booth # 2503 Show-Me Christian Youth Home booth # 2517 see ad page 78 Christian Counseling & Crisis Centers Marble Retreat booth # 2301 see ad page 76 Church Planting Christian Holyland Foundation booth # 1822 Ignite Church Planting booth # 1921 Impact Ministry Group (Impact Canada & Impact Europe) booth # 2320 Northern Plains Evangelistic Association booth # 2219 orchard Group booth # 210 see ad page 80 Restoration House Ministries booth # 121 see ad page 40 Stadia booth # 2007 see ad page 88 Church Supply & Retail Bows by Lisa Luann booth # 2122 Carr and Company booth # 2505 Churchbus.com booth # 1816 Group Imaging booth # 2201 see ad page 28 kairos Legacy Partners booth # 2102 Lifetouch booth # 1814 see ad page 38 Colleges & Universities American Schools International booth # 215 see ad page 90
Boise Bible College booth # 311 Central Christian College of the Bible booth # 2121 Cincinnati Christian University booth # 2001 College of the Scriptures booth # 435 Dallas Christian College booth # 417
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Emmanuel Christian Seminary booth # 207 see ad page 48 Florida Christian College booth # 2213 see ad pages 14 and 72 Great Lakes Christian College booth # 316 Hope International University booth # 2105 see ad page 64 Johnson University booth # 2013 see ad pages 58 and 68 kentucky Christian University booth # 101 Lincoln Christian University booth # 330 see ad pages 36 and 78 Louisville Bible College booth # 2016 Mid-Atlantic Christian University booth # 218 Milligan College booth # 2405 see ad pages 12 and 70 Nebraska Christian College booth # 419 Northwest Christian University booth # 217 ozark Christian College booth # 2203 Point University booth # 2109 see ad page 52 Saint Louis Christian College booth # 112
TCM International Institute booth # 2406 see ad pages 56 Conferences & Retreats kiamichi Mountains Christian Mission booth # 535 Spark of Life Grief Recovery Retreats booth # 431 Wooded Glen booth # 2400 Finance & Accounting CapinCrouse booth # 523 Christian Churches Pension Plan booth # 211 Christian Community Credit Union booth # 525 Christian Financial Resources booth # 301 see ad page 30 Church Consulting Services booth # 224 Church Development Fund booth # 2113 see ad on back inside cover Clergy Advantage booth # 2307 see ad page 34 Pastors Tax-Free $$$ Financial Planning Ministry booth # 2402 FlowPay Corporation, Inc booth # 306 see ad page 26 MinistryCFo booth # 408
Pension Fund of the Christian Church booth # 2409 see ad page 50 Retirement products Healthcare products All incomes, all ages Strong.Smart.Secure. Schermer Pecan Company booth # 2321 Insurance Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company booth # 506 CAPS - IMM Cancer Awareness Prevention and Survival International Mission Ministry booth # 132 Guideone Insurance booth # 430 Media Christian Media International booth # 115 kochberg Graphics booth # 2323 Power Bible booth # 1806 Sight & Sound Theatres booth # 1901 Tim McClendon Comedy booth # 111 see ad page 90 Ministries Angelquake Ministries booth # 2004 AWANA booth # 2415 booth #
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Chaplaincy Endorsement Commission booth # 214 Christ In Youth booth # 223 Christian Churches Disability Ministry booth # 2006 see ad page 60 Christian Healthcare Ministries booth # 1809 see ad page 32 Christian Riders Ministry booth # 231 Crossroads Missions booth # 2613 Deaf Institute booth # 213 Encourage Me/Heart of Love Ministries booth # 2523 Eternal Threads booth # 423 Externally Focused Network booth # 1 First Christian Church of Fort Myers/Mision Latina booth # 2512 Harvest Prayer Ministries booth # 530 Intentional Impact booth # 126 kenny Beers Band booth # 416 Men With a Purpose booth # 104 Peace on Earth Ministries booth # 319 Peachtree City Christian Church booth # 507
Womens Gathering Place booth # 2421 Your Story Hour booth # 438 Missions Africa Christian Arabic Services booth # 2003 Missions Asia Asia Christian Services booth # 315 Central India Christian Mission booth # 117 see ad page 94 Gospel for Asia booth # 317 Mid India Christian Missions booth # 321 Morning Star Development booth # 2 Missions Europe Polish Christian Ministries booth # 6 Remember the Children booth # 318 Smiles Foundation booth # 1905 Missions The Americas (non-U.S.) Christian Mission South Haiti booth # 212 Davids Well booth # 524 Haitian Christian Mission booth # 1903 Haitian Christian outreach booth # 333
Hands and Feet Project booth # 503 Herko Family Mission booth # 2413 Jamaica Bible Seminary booth # 335 Northwest Haiti Christian Mission booth # 201 see ad page 66 Rapha House booth # 2012 see ad page 56 Windward Islands School of Evangelism booth # 1919 Missions Worldwide Blessing Hearts International booth # 222 Christian Aid booth # 2519 CMF International booth # 307 see ad pages 54 and 62 Deaf Missions booth # 206
G.o. Ministries booth # 2509 see ad page 84 Visit booth for free trip to Dominican! Redeem Renew Restore go-ministries.org Global City Mission Initiative booth # 510 Good News Productions, International booth # 2318
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Gospel Broadcasting Ministries booth # 314 ICoM / Restoration Revolution booth # 532 see ad page 42 I.D.E.S. booth # 2700 If...Then...Movement booth # 412 Lets Start Talking Ministry booth # 1917 Lifeline Christian Mission booth # 107 Literature And Teaching Ministries booth # 2515 Mission of Mercy booth # 323 see ad page 86 New Life International booth # 2420 New Mission Systems International booth # 418 see ad page 10 open Door Libraries, formerly ICR booth # 1915 Pioneer Bible Translators booth # 2501 Rock of Israel Ministries booth # 2223 South Pacific Christian Fellowship booth # 2221 Team Expansion booth # 310 The Missions Network booth # 113 The Voice of the Martyrs booth # 1913
WFR Relief & World Radio booth # 434 Publishers & Booksellers Baker Publishing Group booth # 2000 BIBLICA booth # 2118 Christians for Biblical Equality booth # 2517 Directory of the Ministry booth # 514 kirkride Bible Company booth # 411 Standard Publishing booth # 2313 see ad page 18 The Story Powered by Zondervan booth # 122 see ad page 44 Retirement Homes & Senior Care Christian Benevolent Association booth # 1815 Appalachian Christian Village booth # 410 Christian Homes, Inc. booth # 331 see ad page 60 Technology CDM+ Church Management Software booth # 2521 CircleBuilder booth # 104 Logos Bible Software booth # 100 see ad page 74
PhoneTree booth # 2607 Sine Software Technology booth # 106 Training & Equipping AssessME.org booth # 531 Equippingkids booth # 1907 Travel AFC Travel / Volunteer Card booth # 1909 Educational opportunities Tours booth # 2513 Jerusalem Tours International booth # 123 see ad page 8 Faith Based travel Cruises & Vacations jerusalemtours.com Journeys Unlimited booth # 2514 Maranatha Tours, Inc. booth # 2120
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exhibitor Workshops
Wednesday 4:15 p.m.
cypress 2 lobby (Area 2) The Calling Journey
Wednesday 4:15 Pm 5:15 Pm
Dean Trune, intentional impact ministries most leaders go through four stages in life separated by three valleys. it is identified as The Calling Journey. cypress 3 lobby (Area 3) Creating Enthusiasm for Scripture Reading
Wednesday 4:30 Pm 5:30 Pm (later start) Powered by Zondervan
Randy Frazee, oak hills christian church, san Antonio, tx kyle Idleman, southeast christian church, louisville, KY Join Randy Frazee and Kyle idleman as they discuss the story and how it is encouraging bible engagement, building unity, and impacting outreach in churches of all sizes. Youll learn from first-hand experience why their churches chose the story, what it is and how it helps create enthusiasm for consistent scripture reading. Youll also be exposed to proven ideas and examples for easily adapting the story to fit your specific ministry needs. Free samples will be provided. Palms lobby (Area 5) Reaching the Nations Through the City
Jared Looney, global city mission initiative learn how cross-cultural evangelism in a North American city is organically leading to global church planting. Discover how transnationalism and local evangelism among immigrants can lead to global church planting among unreached people groups. this workshop will include actual case studies that are making an impact right now. grand ballroom 5 Refreshing Church Employment Practices: Providing Benefits for Clergy and Other Church Professionals
Eugene Fisher, Pension Fund of the christian church inspire your church or parachurch ministers and staff with employment practices and benefits that matter most. We will discuss best employment practices for congregations and other church related employers that create a win win environment to allow for a focused mission and ministry. crystal lobby (Area 6) Transitioning Your Church to a Team Based Ministry
David A. Posthuma, Assessme.org by e-church essentials team based ministry provides stability and volunteer longevity. David A. Posthuma, designer of Assessme.org, will provide strategies for migrating your church from point people or committees to a healthy place where the body works together.
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Thursday 4:15 p.m.

Palms lobby (Area 5) Arise and Build Seminar thursday 4:15 Pm 5:15 Pm Thomas Walker, myler church building strategies if you have plans to build, this seminar will help you find direction. cypress 2 lobby (Area 2) Becoming a Disciple-Making Church thursday 4:15 Pm 5:15 Pm Dean Trune, intentional impact ministries this workshop will provide practical steps to becoming more faithful to Jesus commission to make disciples. crystal ballroom b The Big Mission thursday 4:15 Pm to 5:15 Pm George Dillard III, Ptc christian church, Peachtree city, gA go into all the world, now thats a big mission. A modern practical look at how to live the life god has called us to live. cypress 3 lobby (Area 3) Managing Six Common Ministry Hazards thursday 4:15 Pm 5:15 Pm Dr. kari Mackenzie, marble Retreat Dr. Michael Mackenzie, marble Retreat ministry can be a hazardous occupation. this workshop identifies the top six significant issues ministry professionals face as found in the presenters doctoral research. Attendees will explore ways to escape these ministry killers and address the heart of the matter. crystal lobby (Area 6) Mobilize More Members into Ministry thursday 4:15 Pm 5:15 Pm David A. Posthuma, Assessme. org by e-church essentials in this economy, when churches are cutting budgets and staff, it is more necessary than ever to mobilize volunteers into ministry service. David A. Posthuma, pastor and software designer, will introduce strategies and tools to assess and mobilize ministry volunteers. canary 4 lobby (Area 4) Modern Technology and Church thursday 4:15 Pm 5:15 Pm Wenhai Fu, sine software technology From domain name selection and registration to website building and hosting to social media marketing mr. Wenhai Fu will present a series of real life practices that help churches avoid common mistakes other churches have made while upgrading a traditional mortar and brick church with modern online technology to grow the congregation. grand ballroom 14 The Power of Mobile Giving; it is here, are you prepared? thursday 4:15 Pm 5:15 Pm R. Wayne Steiger, FlowPay corporation Why mobile giving will become the way people are going to give. What is mobile giving and how it is going to impact your church and why you church cannot avoid it. hall of cities, miami Refreshed in Retirement: Stretch Now to Be Refreshed Later thursday 4:15 Pm 5:15 Pm Eugene Fisher, Pension Fund of the christian church early thought and preparation opens the door to exciting possibilities in retirement. take time now to learn the ins and outs of retirement planning so in retirement you can answer gods call in a fresh way. start now Plan ahead! grand ballroom 3 Spirituality and Spaceflight thursday 4:15 Pm 5:15 Pm Mike oNeal, Angelquake ministries A multi-media presentation that looks at the role of spirituality in the u.s. space Program: includes Apollo era audio, video on the space station and many wonderful pictures with accompanying stories. hall of cities, st. louis Todays Israel: What about the Believers in the Holy Land? thursday 4:15 Pm to 5:15 Pm John W. Samples, christian holyland Foundation A discussion about the issues involved, and efforts underway, to support the local christians as they share the gospel of the christ in israel.
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Thank you, Sponsor
Recommended Resources
the NAcc is pleased to provide this list or 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.
Location
the NAcc Resource center is located near the NAcc Registration Area in the convention center entrance lobby.
Main Sessions & Guests

A Work of Heart: Understanding How God Shapes Spiritual Leaders, Reggie mcNeal (Jossey-bass, 2011) Courageous Compassion: A Prophetic Homiletic in Service to the Church, Jerry taylor (Acu Press, 2011) God Has an App for That: Discover Gods Solution for the Major Issues of Life, Dudley Rutherford (Regal Publishing, 2012) Missional Communities: The Rise of the PostCongregational Church, Reggie mcNeal (Jossey-bass, 2011) Missional Renaissance: Changing the Scorecard for the Church, Reggie mcNeal (Jossey-bass, 2009) 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 Externally Focused Quest: Becoming the Best Church for the Community, Rick Rusaw and eric swanson (Jossey-bass, 2010)
Hours
Tuesday 12:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday 8:30 a.m. 9:30 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m.
Book Signings
Wed. 10:30 a.m. Hugh Halter Wed. 12:15 p.m. Dr. Jerry Taylor & Dean Trune Wed. 4:15 p.m. Alan Hirsch Wed. 4:15 p.m. Shane J. Wood Wed. 4:45 p.m. Dudley Rutherford Thurs. 12:15 p.m. John Hayes Thurs. 1:30 p.m. Dave Stone Thurs. 1:30 p.m. Dudley Rutherford Thurs. 4:15 p.m. Leslie T. Hardin Thurs. 4:30 p.m. kent Paris
Student Convention
Daring to Dance With God: Stepping into Gods Embrace, Jeff Walling (howard books, 2000) Disconnected: Parenting Teens in a MySpace World, chap clark (baker books, 2007) Hugs for Grads: Stories, Sayings, and Scriptures to Encourage and Inspire, Jeff Walling (howard books, 2000) Hurt 2.0: Inside the World of Todays Teenagers, chap clark (baker Academic, 2011) Sticky Faith: Everyday Ideas to Build Lasting Faith in Your Kids, chap clark and Kara e Powell (Zondervan, 2011) Until I Return, Jeff Walling (howard books, 2005)
Featured Seminars
AND: The Gathered and Scattered Church, hugh halter (Zondervan, 2010) Gods Politics: Why the Right Gets It Wrong and the Left Doesnt Get It, Jim Wallis (harpercollins, 2006) Jesus for President: Politics for Ordinary Radicals, shane claiborne and chris haw (Zondervan Publishing, 2008)
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Living Mission: The Vision and Voices of New Friars, John hayes, contributor (interVarsity Press, 2010) Love Is an Orientation: Elevating the Conversation with the Gay Community, Andrew marin (interVarsity Press, 2009) Men and Women in the Church: Building Consensus on Christian Leadership, sarah sumner (interVarsity Press, 2003) ReJesus: A Wild Messiah for a Missional Church, Alan hirsch (baker books, 2008) Sacrilege: Finding Life in the Unorthodox Ways of Jesus, hugh halter (baker books, 2011) Submerge: Living Deep in a Shallow World: Service, Justice and contemplation Among the Worlds Poor, John hayes and Ashley baker (Regal books, 2007) The Forgotten Ways: Reactivating the Missional Church, Alan hirsch (brazos Press, 2009) The Tangible Kingdom: Creating Incarnational Community, hugh halter (Jossey-bass, 2008) The Tangible Kingdom Primer (Workbook), hugh halter (missio Publishing, 2009) Untamed: Reactivating a Missional Form of Discipleship, Alan hirsch (baker books, 2010)
Workshops
A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life, William law (Westminster Press, 1955) A Vision of the Possible: Pioneer Church Planting in Teams, Daniel sinclair (Authentic, 2006) Building Family Ties with Faith, love, and laughter, Dave stone (thomas Nelson, may 2012) Cross-Cultural Partnerships: Navigating the Complexities of Money and Mission, mary lederleitner and Duane elmer (interVarsity Press, 2010) Dragons, John and every grain of sand: essays on the book of Revelation, shane J. Wood (college Press, 2011) Gods Divine Appointments, Dean trune (self-produced, 2011) I Quit!: Stop Pretending Everything Is Fine and Change Your Life, geri & Peter scazzero (Zondervan Publishing, 2010) Its Your Move-On Board: 12 Interactive Game-Based Small Group Sessions, tom ellsworth (standard Publishing, 2010) Its Your Move-Out Loud: 12 Interactive Game-Based Small Group Sessions, tom ellsworth (standard Publishing, 2010) Making Your Partnership Work: A Guide for Ministry Leaders, Daniel Rickett (WinePress Publishing, 2002) Means of Grace: Caring for the Souls of Those Affected by Homosexuality, Kent Paris (college Press Publishing, 2010) No Man Left Behind: How to Build and Sustain a Thriving, Disciple-making ministry for every man
in Your church, David Delk, Patrick morley, & brett clemmer (moody Publishers, 2006) Not a Fan: Becoming a Completely Committed Follower of Jesus, Kyle idleman (Zondervan Publishing, 2011) Pastoring Men: What Works, What Doesnt, and Why it matters Now more than ever, Patrick morley (moody Publishers, 2009) Princess Unaware: Finding the Fabulous in Every Day, brenda garrison (standard Publishing, 2009) Radical: Taking Back Your Faith from the American Dream, David Platt (multnomah books, 2010) Raising Your Kids to Love the Lord, Dave stone (thomas Nelsons, may 2012) Releasing the Power of the Smaller Church, shawn mcmullen, editor (standard Publishing, 2007) Revelations Rhapsody: Listening to the Lyrics of the Lamb: How to Read the Book of Revelation, Robert lowery (college Press, 2006) The Calling Journey: Mapping the Stages of a Leaders Life Call - A Coaching Guide, tony stoltzfus (coach22 bookstore, 2010) The Emotionally Healthy Church: A Strategy for Discipleship That Actually Changes Lives, Pete scazzero (Zondervan Publisher, 2010) The Journal of Hildegard of Bingen: A Novel, barbara lachman (harmony/bell tower, 1995) The Mind on Fire, blaise Pascal (David c. cook, 2006) The Path Toward Passion: Nine Disciplines That Connect Your Heart to Gods, Dean trune (Prayershop Publishing, 2009) The Spiritual Life: Great Spiritual Truths for Everyday Life, evelyn underhill (oneworld Publications, 1999) The Spirituality of Jesus: Nine Disciplines Christ Modeled for Us, leslie t. hardin (Kregel Publications, 2009) Unleashing the Potential of the Smaller Church, shawn mcmullen, editor (standard Publishing, 2006)
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North American christian convention events are listed with the NAcc President and minister & spouse (m&s) Retreat co-chairs. FUTURE 2014 July 8 11 indianapolis, in tim harlow 2013 July 9 - 12 Louisville, ky matt proctor PRESENT 2012 July 10 - 13 orlando, fL rick rusaw PAST 2011 July 5 - 8 cincinnati, oh dudley rutherford 2010 July 6 - 9 indianapolis, in ben cachiaras 2009 august 11 - 13 m & s retreat stephen and Lisa sams 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 1981 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 July 7 - 10 Louisville, ky calvin L. phillips 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1948 1946 1942 1940 1937 1933 1931 1929 1928 1927 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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North American christian convention Past Presidents are listed in red. Advisors byron Davis scott eynon mark montemayor cynthia Willison
Board of Stewards
members are listed with last convention year of term. Chairman Don Jeanes (12) Secretary-Treasurer David eubanks (13) Managing Director larry collins (ex officio) At-Large ben cachiaras (14) John Derry (12) Fred mitchell (14) matt Proctor (14) Rick Rusaw (13) Dudley Rutherford (12) cindy Willison (13)
Continuation Committee
2012 Executive Committee

President Rick Rusaw Vice President Randy gariss Secretary-Treasurer tom claibourne National Prayer Chairman lynn Ragsdale Local Arrangements Co-Chairpersons bill behrman Jim book At-Large Karen Diefendorf Andy hansen Allie harding steve larson mark scott
members are listed with last convention year of term. Alan Ahlgrim (13) Dick Alexander (14) tom Alexander (14) brent baker (14) Raymond bodley (14) stephen bond (12) chuck booher (14) everett brewer (13) Nate bush (14) todd bussey (12) Dr. John caldwell (13) blake carter (13) Rick champ (14) bob cherry (14) David clark (14) Phil claycomb (12) greg comp (14) brad crocker (14) Doug crozier (12) charlie curran (13) byron Davis (12) Kevin Dooley (14) tom D. ellsworth (13) Reggie epps (13) scott eynon (13) Kurt Flora (14) Danny Furukawa (12) mark gallagher (14) gil garcia (12) marvin garrison (14) s.l. garvey (13) Jerry goodbar (14) Ken greene (12) samuel guzman (13) Darrell hairston (12) Andy hansen (12) tim hanze (14) shane hargrave (14) marshall hayden (13)
Roger hendricks (14) Don hinkle (12) murray hollis (13) Kerry hookstra (14) Kerry huffer (12) glenn hughes (14) Rick hunter (13) travis hurley (14) cam huxford (13) Raquel l. Jarvill (13) milt Jones (12) caleb Kaltenbach (12) steve Kehrer (13) Peter Kunkle (12) Darrel land (14) larry lane (14) Derek lauer (13) chris lawler (14) David limiero (14) greg lindsey (13) Donald linn (14) Karen lynch (14) sadock mashindi (13) Al (elvin) meakes (14) mont mitchell (12) greg montague (13) stephen moore (13) bryan morrow (14) howard mountcastle (14) Justin moxley (14) bryan myers (14) Randy Nash (14) Randy Nation (13) Rod Nielsen (14) Frank oden (14) Richard Pannell (14) gary Pettyjohn (14) matt Proctor (12) Ruth Reyes (13) troy Reynolds (14) tom Richason (14) craig Rippy (14) David Roberson (14) David Rutherford (12) stephen sams (14) mark scott (12) John seitz (13) ben simms (14) Frank m. smith, Jr. (13) Jamie snyder (14) gary W. spangler (14)
Perry stepp (12) Jeff stone (14) Don A. stowell (14) matt summers (14) scott sutherland (14) David thurman (14) stephen trinkle (14) tim turner (12) David tysinger (14) guthrie Veech (13) Dick Wamsley (12) Verna Weber (12) teresa Welch (12) shane Whybrew (12) cindy Willison (12) earl Winfrey (14) sam J. Winger (13) Dale Wise (14) Roger Wright (14) Aaron Wymer (14)
Program Platform Committee
members are listed with last convention year of term. greg chandler (12) Nate grella (13) Daniel Powell (14) Ruth Reyes (14)
2012 Local Arrangements Committee

Co-Chairperson: Hospitality/Logistics James c. book Co-Chairperson: Program/Promotion bill behrman Alternative Housing cheryl behrman Childrens Convention Directors larry cramer Jared Perkins melanie Presta
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Childrens Convention Local Volunteers Katy garcia Jenn hall christina herrcules Kimmie Nash Church Relations and Host Church Campaign Jim bird scott eynon Ken gemeinhart blake Kotur Andy Pauwels Anthony smith Alan tison Customer Service steve Jackson Directional/Feedback Coordinator mark clark Exhibit Services Dave smith Golf Outing Coordinator Drew sherman Local Prayer Coordinators steve carr bobby smith David smith Roger Wright Main Session Hospitality Dan Donaldson Phil ellis sid Foulke Nancy Foulke Media Coordinator John chace Meeting Room & Workshop Hospitality steve Jones todd thomas Registration Coordinator gary cox Revenue Tabulation & Deposit troy borst John meisenbach Service Projects Coordinator bill Redmon
Shuttle/Parking Coordinator Dwight loken Sign Language Interpretation chad entinger glory entinger Special Events Coordinator Paul schondelmayer Student Convention Phyllis Fox Tickets (Will Call) Robin hooper Ushers and Offering harold Armstrong Jon hantsbarger VIP and Guest Hospitality scott Riggs Volunteer Hospitality mark Atteberry Jim Reed Welcome Hosts/ Hostesses mark Fessler John Penn Doug Reed shan Wood
special Appreciation
From Larry D. Collins, NACC Managing Director special thanks to . . . Bill Behrman of Florida Christian College, and Jim Book of First Christian Church, kissimmee, FL for outstanding leadership as co-chairpersons of the local Arrangements committee. thanks extended for their special assistants to Nancy bradds and connie click for their additional support for bill and Jim in this effort. Phyllis Fox, Youth in Ministry, and her fantastic Team, for producing and coordinating the entire student convention, college Fair, and student minister Workshop Program. she is always on top of things! Tim Foot, Worship Leader of LifeBridge Christian Church, Longmont, Co. Church, and the praise team for wonderful worship music in our main sessions. Ryan Bates, President of Majestic Productions for coordinating the sound, lighting, and production of the teen and adult main sessions. Bill Smith, President of AdTech Productions and Lou Schierbeck of Good News Productions International for the main session video and graphics. The Program Platform Committee and the many volunteers on the Tech Crew who worked very hard to line up and implement a fantastic program this year. there is none better than the NAcc tech team! Charissa Barnaby and Chris kouns of LifeBridge Christian Church, Longmont, Co. charissa, many thanks for keeping the communication straight and timely, given all the newness and detail involved. chris, many thanks for pulling things together from the outside to the inside appreciate your energy and vision for excellence blessings to you both; jobs well done. Gary Cox of First Christian Church, Ft. Meyers, FL and all of the LAC volunteers for help with the registration area. it was awesome! Dave Thompson of the George Fern Company and his team for expertly and smoothly coordinating the dcor and special setup, and support with our entire event move-in and move-out. Awesome again! Wilbur and Dan Hutchinson and Team of Christian Audio Tapes for the service they graciously provide in recording each workshop and main session. Scott Graham and Dwight Loken, of The Meeting Connection and their team from Columbus, oH for coordinating and operating the NAccs Resource center.
NACC Office Staff

Managing Director larry D. collins Support Staff Diane Albrecht Rick coyle Debbie maurer Abi Platt carie schultz
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SPECIAL APPRECIATIoN FRoM THE NACC MANAGING DIRECToR

Jason Horowitz and the World Center Marriott Management Team, for their support with our event planning over this past year, and the wonderful results during our convention. The World Center Marriott Services and Hospitality Team for the many, many tasks you performed that made our event a great success this year. special thanks to Sebastian Sozer of Towne Park for all the support with our parking needs. Robert osterholm and the WCM Special Events Team for their support of our food and beverage requirements and affiliated special events. Ryan owens and the American AV Team for the planning support and flexibility you provided in bringing our AV, in house channels, and live streaming support needs to a successful conclusion. more great results! karen Harvey of the orlando Convention and Visitors Bureau who carried out the research, parking, publicity, and other various tasks to help NAcc develop its visit to orlando. Dwight Loken and The Meeting Connection team for their leadership with Registration and housing over this past year, and for onsite implementation. Scott Graham and Dwight Loken, for their coordination and management of our large exhibit hall. Another great year and growing!
Bob Wallace and the Standard Publishing Company. many thanks for your support of the full Womens conference Program and your support with gifts and baskets for our speakers and special events. Very gracious! much Appreciated. Jeff Burris of Group Imaging, who works with us each year with wonderful banners to help with brightening up the event with color and informative graphic ambience. Jeff is super to work with and they are the best at what they do! Bill Redmon, of Wild Creek Adventures for coordinating the service Project for Peoples with Disability. Awesome servanthood and wonderfully managed. Bobby Moss, of Logos Bible Software, for the excellent pre-conference software training seminar you do wonderfully for our attendees. Nice work! Christine Hayward, of Century Security, thank you for watching out for our safety and security during the event. Your professional handling of our event is appreciated. Phillip Gauthier, of 316 Networks who assisted us with the second year of live streaming the 2012 NAcc. You are great to work with! Drew Sherman of Compass Christian Church of Colleyville, Tx for overseeing the NAcc golf outing this year! Appreciate your game!
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thANK You host churches for your support of the 2012 NAcc. this years host churches are from the entire state of Florida. Without the financial and volunteer support of these host churches, it would not have been possible to bring the NAcc to orlando. Your willingness to share your time, your staff, and financial gifts with the NAcc is most appreciated. Includes gifts from March 1, 2011 thru April 30, 2012
Churches Giving $4000 or More

Christs Church
Jason cullum Jacksonville, Fl
Churches Giving up to $500

Anchor Christian Church
Jeff chitwood bonita springs, Fl
Northside Christian Church of North Lakeland

Richard geringswald lakeland, Fl bobby smith south Daytona, Fl tim tedrick st. Johns, Fl
Journey Christian Church

John hampton Apopka, Fl
Christs Church of Marion County

David bellows ocala, Fl Phillip smith cocoa, Fl
South Daytona Christian Church
Swiss Cove Christian Church
Discovery Christian Church
Churches Giving $1,000 to $2000

Community Christian Church of Ft. Lauderdale
Winter Haven Christian Church

James Reed Winter haven, Fl
Eastside Christian Church

Ray culpepper lake Placid, Fl Ken Parrott Frostproof, Fl
scott eynon tamarac, Fl
First Christian Church
Crosspoint Christian Church

Jeff swearingen cape coral, Fl

Jim book Kissimmee, Fl
Fairway Christian Church

mark Fessler the Villages, Fl gary cox Fort myers, Fl

Arthur Peterson lake butler, Fl Jesse Kegg margate, Fl
Fort Caroline Christian Church

Jim bird Jacksonville, Fl

glen bourne stuart, Fl
New Beginnings Christian Church

John meisenbach tampa, Fl Roger Wright ocala, Fl Justin miller clermont, Fl

Darin canary Wauchula, Fl
Ocala Christian Church
Homeport Christian Church
New Day Christian Church

W. scott cain Fort myers, Fl
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Real Life Christian Church
mark Frenier st. Augustine, Fl
suPPoRTing cHuRcHes anD oRganizaTions

the NAcc extends sPeciAl RecogNitioN to the churches listed below and Florida christian college who embraced the NAcc through extraordinary support of their minister who is serving or served as President in 2012 and 2011, as well as those who took on the 2012 local Arrangements committee co-chair positions. thANK You for all the behind-the-scenes sacrifice and work. Shepherd of the Hills Church (Porter Ranch, CA) outstanding support of the 2011 NAcc! thank you for the extra effort and funding supporting Dudley Rutherford, 2011 President. Florida Christian College (kissimmee, FL) outstanding support of the 2012 NAcc! thank you for the extra support and funding supporting bill behrman, 2012 NAcc lAc co-chair. Lifebridge Christian Church (Longmont, Co) outstanding support of the 2012 NAcc! thank you for the extra effort and funding supporting Rick Rusaw, 2012 President. First Christian Church, (kissimmee, FL) outstanding support of the 2012 NAcc! thank you for the extra support and funding supporting Jim book, 2012 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, 2011, through April, 2012. ongoing support from church partners represents approximately 25% of annual funding. if your church has not become a giving partner, please prayerfully consider becoming one this year. each and every gift is appreciated. THANk YoU!
Top Supporting Church

shepherd of the hills church, Porter Ranch, cA
In the Top 4
christs church of the Valley, Peoria, AZ First church of christ, burlington, KY lifebridge christian church, longmont, co
In the Top 10
chapel Rock christian church, indianapolis, iN mountain christian church, Joppa, mD National christian Foundation, Alpharetta, gA ozark christian college, Joplin, mo Parkview christian church, orland Park, il southeast christian church, louisville, KY
In the Top 25
chandler christian church, chandler, AZ christs church at mason, mason, oh
christs church of the Valley, san Dimas, cA churchill meadows christian church, mississauga, oN connection Pointe christian church, brownsburg, iN First christian church, council bluffs, iA First christian church, Johnson city, tN indian creek christian church, indianapolis, iN Kingsway christian church, Avon, iN lakeside christian church, lakeside Park, KY legacy christian church, overland Park, Ks savannah christian church, savannah, gA Valley View christian church, Dallas, tx West side christian church, springfield, il White oak christian church, cincinnati, 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, Wichita, Ks christs church, Jacksonville, Fl christs church of Flagstaff, Flagstaff, AZ columbia christian church, columbia, KY crossroads christian church, evansville, iN First christian church, columbus, iN First christian church, hugoton, Ks First christian church, huntington beach, cA greenwood christian church, greenwood, iN harvester christian church, saint charles, mo Journey christian church, Apopka, Fl lifespring christian church, cincinnati, oh lincoln heights missionary baptist church, cincinnati, oh mt. Pleasant christian church, greenwood, iN Northside christian church, New Albany, iN
Northside christian church, Wadsworth, oh Northside christian church, Yorktown, VA owensboro christian church, owensboro, KY Rocky mountain christian church, longmont, co second church of christ, Danville, il summit christian church, sparks, NV Worthington christian church, columbus, oh
In the Top 100

Anchor christian church, Rochester, NY Antioch christian church, marion, iA bachelor creek church of christ, Wabash, iN bella Vista christian church, bella Vista, AR central christian church, mount Vernon, il christian church in lindsay, lindsay, cA christian church of clarendon hills, clarendon hills, il christs church of oronogo, Joplin, mo
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Anchor christian church, bonita springs, Fl
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church of christ at manor Woods, Rockville, mD church of christ christian chapel, cayuga, oN community christian church, Frankfort, iN community christian church of Ft. lauderdale, tamarac, Fl compass christian church, colleyville, tx crosspoint christian church, cape coral, Fl crossroads christian church, West lafayette, iN Fairfield church of christ, Fairfield, oh Fairmount christian church, mechanicsvlle, VA Fairway christian church, the Villages, Fl First christian church, Dodge city, Ks First christian church, evansville, iN First christian church, Fort myers, Fl First christian church, greenville, il First christian church, morris, il First christian church ministries, Kernersville, Nc First christian church of brock hall, upper marlboro, mD Fort caroline christian church, Jacksonville, Fl greenford christian church, greenford, oh huntsville christian church, huntsville, Al inglewood southside christian church, inglewood, cA Journey christian church, Wayne, Ne Knott Avenue christian church, Anaheim, cA lincoln christian church, lincoln, il
mt. olivet christian church, Williamstown, KY New beginnings christian church, tampa, Fl North River Avenue christian church, toronto, oh Northside christian church, clovis, cA oak grove christian church, beckley, WV ocala christian church, ocala, Fl outlook christian church, mccordsville, iN Real life christian church, clermont, Fl River hills christian church, loveland, oh Rockville christian church, Rockville, iN shelby christian church, shelbyville, KY sherwood oaks christian church, bloomington, iN south telegraph christian church, saint louis, mo southwoods christian church, overland Park, Ks tri-Village christian church, Pataskala, oh university christian church, los Angeles, cA Victor Valley christian church, hesperia, cA Washington christian church, Washington, il Westbrook christian church, bolingbrook, il Westerville christian church, Westerville, oh southeast christian church, Parker, co tates creek christian church, lexington, KY Woodford community christian church, Versailles, KY
Other Giving Churches and Organizations
Avalon church of christ, Virginia beach, VA bay Area christian church, houston, tx be & Vc Vogel trust, lincoln, il beechwold christian church, columbus, oh bellevue christian church, Pittsburgh, PA bethany christian church, Anderson, iN blountville christian church, blountville, tN boones creek christian church, gray, tN braceville christian church, Newton Falls, oh bridges christian church, Russell, KY bridgetown church of christ, cincinnati, oh broadway christian church, mattoon, il buchanan christian church, buchanan, mi camarillo christian church, camarillo, cA capital Area christian church, mechanicsburg, PA center community church, Plainfield, iN central holston christian church, bristol, tN central Park church of christ, tilton, il centropolis christian church, ottawa, Ks chapel hill christian church, Kokomo, iN christ in Youth, Joplin, mo christian church of Jacksonville, Jacksonville, AR christian church of Witt, Witt, il christs church at the crossroads, Anthem, AZ christs church for our community, louisville, KY christs church of marion county, ocala, Fl church of christ, Rushville, il
church of christ at maple View, bluefield, WV community christian church, Apache Junction, AZ corner house christian church, hubbard, oh cornerstone christian church, Dawsonville, gA cornerstone christian church, oswego, il countryside christian church, Wichita, Ks crestwood christian church, saint louis, mo creswell christian church, bel Air, mD crossroads christian church, Joliet, il crossroads christian church, Washington court house, oh Deer creek christian church, university Park, il Dekalb christian church, De Kalb, mo Discovery christian church, cocoa, Fl Discovery church, simi Valley, cA east Dayton christian church, Dayton, oh east sparta christian church, east sparta, oh eastpointe christian church, blacklick, oh eastside christian church, lake Placid, Fl employees charity organization of Northrop grumman, Redondo beach, cA Fern creek christian church, louisville, KY First christian church, Aberdeen, ms First christian church, Anna, il First christian church, big stone gap, VA First christian church, crossville, tN First christian church, Downs, Ks First christian church, east Prairie, mo
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First christian church, erwin, tN First christian church, Frostproof, Fl First christian church, greeneville, tN First christian church, harrisburg, il First christian church, herrin, il First christian church, Junction city, Ks First christian church, Kewanee, il First christian church, Kissimmee, Fl First christian church, lake butler, Fl First christian church, lamar, mo First christian church, lansing, il First christian church, laverne, oK First christian church, margate, Fl First christian church, monmouth, il First christian church, morristown, tN First christian church, mountain city, tN First christian church, mountain city, gA First christian church, stuart, Fl First christian church, sullivan, iN First christian church, Villa grove, il First christian church, Warsaw, iN First christian church, Wauchula, Fl First christian church, Wilmington, il First christian church, Yucca Valley, cA First christian church of chicago, chicago, il First church of christ, bryan, oh First church of christ, Painesville, oh Forest Dale church of christ, cincinnati, oh Franklin heights christian church, Vincennes, iN
gahanna church of christ, gahanna, oh gateway christian church, saint Albans, WV gold coast christian church, oxnard, cA grandview christian church, Johnson city, tN heyworth christian church, heyworth, il highview christian church, cincinnati, oh highview christian church, Washington, il hikes Point christian church, louisville, KY hillsboro church of christ, hillsboro, oh homeport christian church, st Augustine, Fl hope christian church, Avon, oh hope church, springfield, il hopwood memorial christian church, milligan college, tN horsepasture christian church, Ridgeway, VA huron christian church, huron, sD Jackson church of christ, montezuma, iA Journey christian church, Fairbanks, AK Kenwood heights christian church, louisville, KY la mirada christian church, la mirada, cA lake Ridge christian church, Paris, il lake superior christian church, marquette, mi leesburg christian church, cynthiana, KY little Rock christian church, Paris, KY lockland christian church, cincinnati, oh louisville christian church, louisville, tN macedonia christian church, Williamston, Nc madison christian church, groveport, oh medaryville christian church, medaryville, iN
memorial church of christ, livonia, mi montpelier church of christ, montpelier, oh National bible bowl, Fairfield, oh Nelson christian church, bardstown, KY New brighton christian church, New brighton, mN New Day christian church, Fort myers, Fl New hope christian church, marshalltown, iA North liberty church of christ, North liberty, iN North madison church of christ, madison, oh North terre haute christian church, terre haute, iN Northside christian church of North lakeland, lakeland, Fl Northview church of christ, huntington, iN oakland Drive church of christ, Portage, mi Pana christian church, Pana, il Paoli christian church, Paoli, iN Parkview christian church, Findlay, oh Peace on earth ministries, Joplin, mo Perry christian church, canton, oh Pleasant grove christian church, Nortonville, Ks Popcorn christian church, springville, iN President Drive church of christ, cincinnati, oh Reddington christian church, seymour, iN Rolling hills christian church, topeka, Ks Rushville church of christ, Rushville, iN Russell springs christian church, Russell springs, KY schuerman inspections llc, cincinnati, oh scuppernong church of christ, creswell, Nc
seaford church of christ, seaford, VA seymour christian church, seymour, iN seymour heights christian church, seymour, tN south Daytona christian church, south Daytona, Fl south side church of christ, Washington court house, oh southside christian church, la crosse, Wi southside christian church, ottawa, il spring Road christian church, lanett, Al strategic Dynamics Public Affairs, ottawa, oN sunbury christian church, sunbury, oh swiss cove christian church, st. Johns, Fl the crossing, las Vegas, NV tonganoxie christian church, tonganoxie, Ks town & country christian church, bartlesville, oK twin cities christian church, council bluffs, iA union christian church, hodgenville, KY Warren church of christ, Warren, iN Weston church of christ, Weston, oh Westview christian church, Amarillo, tx Westwood hills christian church, los Angeles, cA Whitewater crossing christian church, cleves, oh Windsor christian church, Windsor, il Winter haven christian church, Winter haven, Fl Woodlawn christian church, Knoxville, tN Woodstock christian church, Woodstock, gA Worthington christian Village, columbus, oh
suPPoRTing inDiViDuals
the following listing shows all individuals who contributed to the NAcc between march 2011 and April 2012. Your gifts to this ministry are appreciated. thANK You!
Giving $1,000 or more

blessing, max and ginny brooks, Donna burgett, larry and maxine bussey, todd and Amanda cherry, Robert and Vicki collins, Dean and Penny collins, larry and marsha coyle, Richard and lydia crist, Jerry and Joyce crozier, Doug and Julie Davis, David and linda Derry, John and Jane eubanks, David and margaret everett, earl and Wendi garmon, charles and Phyllis harper, todd hinkle, Don huxford, cam and sarah Jeanes, Don and clarinda laskowski, Donald and Phyllis martin, Robert and Ruth Nyman, gary and sandy Platt, tim and sara Reynolds, troy and stephanie Rice, sr., James (Jim) and ivy Rierson, leanna Rouhani, Alexandra Rusaw, Rick and Diane Russell, bob and Judy (chap Russell-Natl chr Foundation)
Rutherford, Dudley and Renee sanow, ed and cynthia scruggs, Rick and Debbie sladek, beatrice (trust/estate) spangler, gary and Rebecca stone, Dave and beth tune, Jim and claudia Vail, Joseph and Paula Vincent, Ron and sherrie Wakeland, mark and sherri Willison, cynthia Willoughby, timothy b. and Pamela
Giving $500 - $999

Agemy, Nancy and Daniel birk, John and leslie blair, christopher and Pam botts, herbert and sharon cachiaras, Joe and Robyn caldwell, John and Jan campbell, Patsy carr, steve and Kelly carter, Ron and Pam cenon, maria claycomb, Phil and barb comeaux, mark and cathy cue, mariz Diefendorf, Karen and Walt Dunbar, Allan and Judy Duval, g. Kevin and cindy ellsworth, tom and elsie French, scott and louWanna
gariss, Randy and Julie gore, Paul A. and elayne greer, tommy and cay grover, Rick and laura hampton, John and melinda harlow, tim and Denise hassell, chuck and tammy hayden, marshall and Judy hookstra, Kerry and Renetta Jarvill, Raquel and merle layman, gary merold, ben and Pat miller, marjorie mitchell, Fred and louella moser, Ray and Donna mossor, Verna and Rex Palmer, Robert and mary Penn, John and brenda Porter, Wilma s. Prior, michael Ragsdale, lynn and betsy Reyes, Ruth t. and elizur Roth, Diannia and Fred Ruble, John sams, J. Donald and Nancy shake, Warren and susan shive, geoff and lois simpson, William and Zella smith, bonnie hunt smith, Wayne and marjorie stone, sam and gwen storms, brent and Rhesa
stowell, Don A. and sharlene taylor, mark and evelyn turner, tim and lisa Veech, barbara and guthrie Vogel, be and Vc Vogel trust Wampler, charles and leslie Weedman, gary and Janis Welch, teresa White, beverly Wright, Roger and linda Zinser, R.D. Zook, larry and Janet
Giving $250 - $499

Ahlberg, Daniel and becky Ahlgrim, Alan and linda Aulen, Ken and susan berlin, larry and udona bernardez, louella blackmore, Ron and leanne bodley, Raymond and barbara boyer, charlotte and James brammer, howard and martha brandon, larry and Peggy brechbuhler, clyde b. brewer, everett and bonnie bushnell, orrin and Nancy buurma, bruce and Amy cachiaras, ben and Karla cole, eleanor cork, Donald and carolyn craycraft, glenda and John
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cruz, David and geanne Danley, James and linda Dunaway, Phyllis Faust, David and candy Fox, Phyllis and Doug Fulton, Dennis and Wanda gabbard, Perry and Penny gailey, bob and celeste gallagher, mark and marsha sue gibson, Roger and Ann gill, James goodbar, Jerry and sandra gorrell, Paul and marna hackler, Ronald and ellie haltom, lana hamlin, David hansen, Andy and marcia hollis, murray and Diane hudson, todd and tricia huffer, Kerry l. Jimenez, Rosendo and connie Jones, irving Kearns, mark and linnie Kelley, max and carol Kimmerle, Kenneth R. and meredith Kirtlan, stan and christy lang, brenda and Dan laRue, Alan and Pat leslie, William F. and Dianne m. long, larry and margaret loos, Norman and Rosemary lopez, magdalena lozada, Alex and heather martin, louis e. and martha mcclure, bill and lorene mcKenzie, Randy and Karen mclaughlin, mattie moll, Daniel and Ruth
montemayor, mark and helaine moore, stephen P. and bethene Noble, Rey clar and marilou Perrey, Alice and Robert Peterson, David and Valarie Pippin, george and Jeanette Platt, William and susie Pottinger, Derek Pruett, Phebus l. and edna Reed, David c. and Valerie Rendel, Wally and barbara Robertson, Robert and melanie Roth, Doyle and Jean Runcorn, James sams, Ronald and barbara sayers, James and stacy schulte, brent seitz, John and gail shelley, barry simms, ben and Janet smith, Jr., Frank and theresia steele, cathy stokes, David and marilyn suehiro, Ford and sandra sutherland, Joe and sue thomas, toby and misha trinkle, stephen and Dolores underwood, sheri Wamsley, Dick Ward, James e. and Fran D. White, Virginia Williams, meredith and heather Winfrey, earl and michael Wozniak, James Zastrow, todd and lynn
Giving up to $249
Abbott, Phyllis Able, Roberta and Norman Abplanalp, mark Alexander, Kurt and Denise Allbee, Jack and harriett Allen, eric and Joyce Allen, larry R. Allen, Phillip Allison, erla Altheide, steven Althoff, maxine Altman, David and Rebecca Alton, Jeff and sheila Alvarado, sergio and holly Ambat, Pablo and Purita Anders, tom and cristie Anderson, glenn and linda Anderson, mark Anderson, Richard and Darlene Andrews, brett and laura Andrews, gene Angel, gail and howard Angel, steven Appel, Veva Armstrong, harold and marilyn Ausley, Ken Austin, glenda Avila, sue Ayers, curt babik, David and Paula bachelder, charles bahr, Wayne and sharon bailey, Dick and Jane bair, Robin baker, Andrew baker, billy baker, Fred and Pat baker, John baker, marianne baker, Ronnie and sandra balajadia, soledad g. balogh, carol balzer, Joel and brenda
banks, John banta, Philip and Kathy bantiles, mildred barker, carol barker, Patricia barker, William and Jean barnes, Donald and louise barnes, larry R and gloria barnett, Randall barry, c. W. barton, Frances and glen bateman, David and Virginia bates, Aaron and Angie bayless, Rick and melinda beamer, David and Peggy beard, Randy and Rhonda beard, terry l. and JoAnne beckner, marvin beegle, shirley beheler, Rod and Joyce behrman, bill and cheryl bell, Jason bennett, James bennett, marian bernardez, Andrew and megan bernhard, gayle and Robert berry, Donald and Vivian best, Daniel R and Vera Jean billeter, lynn bishop, Patricia black, gary c. and Julie blackford, Jeff blackmore, Phil and Nona blevins, JoAnn and mike bliffen, Jim and Joni bloemker, bonnie and Archie blount, scott and Peggy boatman, Paul and mary
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boeddeker, constance bolen, Darryl and sally boles, ben bolton, brian and briana bond, steve and Pamela bonner, Patricia book, Jim and Jeanette bool, cely boren, larry and Karen boston, Darel and Jo Ann boswell, g. bowden, David and Donna bowlby, tom brackemyre, David and cheryl bradburn, Ken and Anita brafford, lory and bonnie brandes, melissa brandon, ches brandt, Karen brandt, tony and monica bream, mary Ann and harvey brechbuhler, Jim and cheryl brennan, Joseph brereton, John breuer, george briggs, letty brill, orville and elizabeth brinson, Kathleen brooks, Angela brooks, Rebecca brown, Dan brown, Daniel and gloria brown, Delno W. brown, guy and laura brown, Jimmy and Wilma brown, michael brumit, Philip bullard, lynn burdick, bruce and Janice burgess, John and mary Jane burns, gene burton, christine bythewood, courtenay and Pat
cabug, evangelina cahill, mike and Jolynn caldwell, shan and lise call, larry campbell, David and mitzi caraway, Joe carlson, marcia carlson, steven carmony, Patti carney, Pamela carter, Pel and Dianne casey, Parham and shanna casey, Phil and susan cassara, michelle cater, tom and tricia chaban, garry and cheryl chamberlain, Wayne chamberlin, susan chambers, David and Alice champ, Rick chance, John chanslor, sam and melanie chase, Denise chase, Vickie and Ken cheatham, laverne and Josephine cherok, Rick cherry, lindsay christensen, Riley christensen, sue christian, mark and heather christie, les and gretchen chrouser, Jayne and bruce chubb, mary Ann claibourne, leah claibourne, thomas and linnea clair, elmer and mildred clark, Janelle clawson, Keith and barbara claycomb, bill cleary, laura l. click, Viola close, tim clymer, gordon and mary coffey, mark
colbry, Richard and Joyce comp, greg and Kathy condy, Norvin and shirley conner, Jim and Peggy conrad, Jeffrey and Julia cook, craig and belinda cook, James and christine cook, Robert and linda cook, William and Darla coon, Quentin and laura cornett, John and sandra correll, James and Joy cottrell, cathleen cottrell, Dan and mary coull, Dennis and shirley coulter, Ronald and marsha cox, bill and bonnie cox, glenn and Polly cox, sarah and lee craig, Dan and Karen crain, Jeannette crane, Donna crehan, Dennis and Debra crocker, brad cruz, Alicia culler, gale and Karen cunningham, Doris and ells curran, charlie and Pam curry, stanley custer, Johnny and esther cuthbertson, ian and Karen Damron, David and Jennifer Daniel, michael Davenport, christopher and christy Davidson, Kathleen Davis, Annett Davis, Daryl and Nora Jane Davis, merrill and Rebecca Davis, Ron and marilyn Day, Pat
De la cruz, Ysrael Deckard, loren and mary Jane Delacruz, Josue and Amelia Delafield, Dusty Delano, Ruth Denny, gerald and Ruth Deppa, Dennis and Delores Dickerson, lawrence Dickinson, Derek and Dellie Dickson, gary and Dianna Dietz, gene Dincler, Kipp Dodson, Kathy Doggett, tim and cheryl Domingo, bien Ric Dooley, David and Amelia Dooley, Kevin Dosier, Richard and Dalora Douglass, Dan Droege, becki Duff, Norma Dunaway, thelma Duncan, bobby and connie Duncan, David and libby Duncan, larry and barbara Dusold, Delina Dutka, Duane and Annette eaton, Dan eckard, Jim and mary edmunds, Amy edwards, carol eger, James l. and linda eggleston, Wayne and connie eichenberger, Dave and Rosalie eichenberger, Debra eichenberger, Jim elam lowe, charlotte ellis, Ann ellis, Joy ellis, Russell and Renee ellis, Zona and Anthony elzinga, Randy and linda
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emmert, charles and Amy english, Jill entrekin, Dean epps, Reggie and shara epps, Ronnie and Darlene erwin, Dr. David and shari erwin, Randy and beth eubanks, lisa evers, Jim and Janet Felgar, Roger and mary Fender, Vivian Ferneau, David and tammy Ferrer, christine Fessler, mark and Ann Fichter, Jeff Fields, margie Fine, W. edward and billye Joyce Fink, margaret Fink, Norma Finley, Rosie and gary Fisher, steven Fitch, scott and trina Fletcher, Roger and Joey Flischel, Veronica Flora, isaac and Faye Fobart, David and candace Frame, thelma Frazier, Richard Freeland, Kent and mary French, elliott and Doris Fricker, Virginia Friend, carlos and Ruth Frisbie, bill and Peggy Frisbie, Russell and margie Frizzell, Dusty Fry, lowell and cindy Fultz, Dan Fust, Wes gabelman, Rick and linda gaffner, c. W. and edith galbreath, Russell and barbara gallagher, carmelita gamble, thomas
garbe, William gardiner, Nancy garmon, Don and Phyllis garmon, shawn garmon, Vince and Amy garner, Richard and Jo Ann garrison, marvin and Vickie garvin, Norma and Fred garza, Ranulfo gehring, Donald and margaret george, sally ghering, steve gibson, John and Jo Ann gibson, marbeth and bob gill, Jeff and brenda gillespie, edward and martha ginn, Al and brenda girdwood, larry and Phyllis girton, mike and Kathy glenn, Josh and chloe glisson, charles and heather gloy, Ralph and Judith good, Andy good, John and Janet gordon, Phillip goris, lynn goudy, charles l. graham, craig and Rancy graham, michael and sharon grana, Joe and linda grant, Kevin grant, mike and teresa grawe, sandra and steven gray, ted and Pamela graybill, calvin and Verna green, David and Faye green, leroy and Doris green, lewis J. and mina l. green, michelle and David
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