Below are some pictures from today in Cape Coast. Cape Coast, Ghana is home to several of the most historic forts and castles used by the Dutch, Portuguese and British during the several hundred years of the Atlantic Slave Trade. I’m in Ghana studying historic and contemporary slavery and Micah, Jerod and Eli are with
My friend Josh Butler from Imago Dei in Portland spoke at Antioch this Sunday while I was in route to Ghana on the topic of missions. Josh is an all around pretty amazing guy – check out his sermon below!
Here’s a quick pic Danny Bismarck had taken of me, Micah and Dr. Broenkema at the close of the conference here at Eastern University. Eastern University just jumped to the top of the list of where I hope one of my daughters goes to college – loved this place and love the area around Philadelphia!!
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Check out this 5 Year Anniversary Video Ben Larson, Linda VanVoorst and Kip Jones put together!! Also, if you have a story of how Antioch has changed your life in the last 5 years make sure to e-mail it to us at [email protected] Antioch at 5 Years from Antioch Church on Vimeo.
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I’m opening and closing a conference at Eastern University next week focused on Spiritual Metrics – how we discern and focus on spiritual impact. If you’re in Philadelphia and are involved in church, academic or non-profit leadership, make sure to check it out! (Click on the image below to view the conference)
I’m getting excited and just thought I’d share – the new blog design is almost ready! Expect a new site in November!!
E-mail Melissa at the address below to sponsor a table for the Fall Fundraiser Dinner for Kilns College. Tart Bistro is hosting us and pulling out all the stops with 5 courses and wine pairings… the dinner alone will be worth it.
How come sometimes the healthier a church gets the less people tithe? My thought is we naturally tend to give to need or urgency. We give most when we feel the importance or empathize with critical situations. Health doesn’t convey need. Health doesn’t scream dire consequence. Therefore, I think the times when Antioch is doing
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