Everyone will have a choice of TWO workshops to attend over the weekend. One will take place on Saturday and the second on Sunday. Please note that some workshops are only offered on Saturday (i.e. you can only attend one Saturday workshop). Only select one Saturday workshop (if any) in your top 3 selection. All other workshops are available both days based on demand.
You will select 3 workshops on your registration form (two preferred and a third one, in case of scheduling conflicts). If you have any questions, e-mail us at campuschallenge2010@gmail.com.
- W01: The Missional Leader
- W02: W02: Campus Evangelism - Breaking Down Barriers so You Can Get to the Gospel (Saturday only)
- W03: Opening scripture to this generation: the manuscript method (Saturday only)
- W04: Practical Worship Leading
- W05: Prayer - The Best Thing You Can Do For Your Campus (Saturday only)
- W06: Discipleship & Authentic Community: Building up Men & Women of God
- W07: Social Justice Experiences Beyond the Campus(Saturday Only)
- W08: Life After Graduation
W01: The Missional Leader
Workshop leader: David Ooi
This workshop is designed for the incoming executive committee member of A/CCF or those who are interested in learning about what it means to be a leader of a missional fellowship. We will explore together issues where leadership, mission, and campus intersect. Also, we will discuss about how we can grow and mature as a missional leader.W02: Campus Evangelism - Breaking Down Barriers so You Can Get to the Gospel (Saturday only)
Workshop leader: Graham Watt
How do you overcome common objections to Christianity in order to be able to clarify the message of Christ? How do you deal with strong objections to Christianity? Come and learn how to have conversations that count regarding Christianity and how to understand and interact with people's barriers to belief in the Gospel.W03: Opening scripture to this generation: the manuscript method (Saturday only)
Workshop Leader: Dr. Al Anderson
This seminar will be a workshop on leading scripture using the manuscript methodology. We will explore the four critical elements of scripture leadership, look at the key principles behind the manuscript method in particular and will have a practical demonstration of the technique. Come prepared to see scripture more fresh and alive, and to grow in your ability to share that with others.W04: Practical Worship Leading
Workshop Leader: Mike Seto and Caleb Yeung
An introduction to worship leading for worship leaders who are interested in learning basic skills - from choosing songs, to planning, to executing a praise and worship set so that it flows and facilitates the congregation to worship. What works? What doesn't work? These, along with other issues, expectations and attitudes towards worship will be discussed.W05: Prayer - The Best Thing You Can Do For Your Campus (Saturday only)
Workshop Leader: Pastor Young Ho Yoon
The best thing you can do as a Christian university student is to become a tool fully consecrated to God to bring revival on your campus, and prayer is the beginning and the foundation of revival. You will learn how to enhance your personal prayer life, how to lead prayer meetings, and how to pray for revival.W06: Discipleship & Authentic Community: Building up Men & Women of God
Workshop Leaders: Ken Tsang, Dominic Krakowski and Daniel Chan
Understanding discipleship requires examination of the way Jesus prepared His disciples to become leaders. He taught, encouraged, corrected, and invested into each and every aspect of their lives as they journeyed together. This workshop aims to biblically understand how Jesus, and later on the Apostles, discipled others to grow in their faith in Christ, and become living sacrifices devoted to God. The biblical principles learned in this workshop will be applied as Discipleship Groups, a practical way of building one another up and seeking radical transformation together.W07: Social Justice Experiences Beyond the Campus (Saturday Only)
Workshop Leaders: Calvin Lam and Jessica Pong
It's about stories, it's about people, and really, it's simply about our friends and people around us encountering God! This social justice workshop will be focused on encouraging each other through sharing stories of God working in the various places that we are from. You can expect to learn how we can better reach the communities around us with the Gospel as we reflect together and you can expect to be inspired and encouraged by the stories that we hear!Check out this clip for a preview of our work in Hamilton:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhG35jZl9k4
