Wednesday
10Mar2010

Missio Dei: Known Among All Nations

Heritage Missions Conference
April 23-25, 2010

 

This years Missio Dei conference will focus on reaching the unreached peoples around the globe with the gospel.  Throughout the weekend we will be celebrating what God is doing among the nations as well as being invited to join Him in His mission of reaching all peoples.  We would be delighted if you could join us for what promises to be a challenging and inspiring weekend. Coming in from Operation Mobilization will be International Speaker, Mike Hack and worship Leader, Bill Drake to lead us in pursuing God’s heart for the nations.

Friday doors open 6 PM
International snacks from 6-7 PM
‘Wear the Crown’ 7-9 PM (Bill Drake)
Missio Dei Kids 6-9 PM (for children ages 4-12 with a registered adult)

Saturday
Men’s Breakfast 7 AM (Mike Hack)
Doors Open 8:30 AM
Known Among All Nations 9 AM (Mike Hack)
Workshop I 10:40 AM
Workshop II 11:40 AM
Missio Dei Kids 9 AM - 12:30 PM (for children ages 4-12 with a registered adult) 

Workshop Options:
An Alternative to Retirement (Greg & Pam Spackman) Considering retirement? Come and explore how the Finishers Project can help you discover opportunities to make a significant impact for Kingdom purposes in the second half of your life!

Are you Called to Stay? (Jeff & Chris Kusner) A discussion on the roles of a sending team.

Storying Among the Unreached (Tim Holcomb) Be introduced to how national believers are using chronological Bible storying to get people into God’s Word and into hard to reach places!

Shape Up and Ship Out (Pat Tracy) Learn how a hitch in God’s Navy can make an eternal difference.

Cents and Sensibilities (Alan Muench/Eric Mize) Is there help for the economically oppressed? O4H endeavors to address spiritual and material needs for people in underprivileged areas of the world using economic development tools.

Reaching the Unreached Here (Rich Mendola) Come find out how to reach the many unreached Internationals God has brought to the city of Columbus.

The Divine Tapestry: The Critical Role of the Arts in the Kingdom (Bill Drake) All cultures in the world use the arts to express their worship.  Tap into the heart language of culture and how to use it to communicate.   

The Best Return on Your Financial Investment (Mike Hack) Learn about finance in the kingdom of God.  A worthy investment?

Community Transformation in Kenya (Pavi Thomas) Hear how Heritage is engaging in cross-cultural community transformation.

You may click here to register.

For more info contact Jacque Mize jacque.mize@gmail.com or Suzi Ware sware@heritagecc.org or (614) 898-9412 x107

Sunday
07Mar2010

Honduras Mission Trip

The Heritage Mission trip to Honduras was a great tripThey had 19 students go from Capital and Ohio Northern University and one nurse from Marion. The rest of the team was from Heritage.

The team ran their medical clinics for 3 days in 3 different villages near Choluteca; Santa Catarina, San Martin and at Casa Hogar (for people in the near by villages).  They saw 595 patients and also shared the gospel with everyone who came through.  They visited a nearby university and did presentations in English classes on culture in America.  They made friends with the students and shared Christ with them after class.  Food was distributed to needy areas and the gospel shared as well.  In total they shared their faith with 482 people and saw 229 decisions for Christ. 

Seeing patients. Sharing Christ at the clinic.

Monday
01Mar2010

Africa Missions Trip

Heritage sent a team of 8 people to Kijabe, Kenya from February 13 - 20.  Various members of the team conducted a conference for a network of pastors, consulted with the senior management team at Kijabe Hospital, researched ways to serve the poor (from micro-finance initiatives and health care to providing for orphans), worked on software HMIS solutions for the hospital & conducted a management best practices retreat for the HIV team.

Glenn Files speaking to the pastors on leadership practices
  Visiting Sister Eileen’s community to the poor.

 

   Pastors at Conference

Health Care Workers