The first conference at which Dr. Horton will be speaking will be hosted by Westminster Seminary California on January 18-19, 2008. The conference is titled, Missional & Reformed: Reaching the Lost & Teaching the Reached. Dr. Horton will be joined by Westminster Seminary California colleagues Dr. W. Robert Godfrey, Dr. Hywel Jones, Dr. R. Scott Clark, as well as several other distinctive faculty members. The claim of the emergent/emerging churches to represent a truly "missional" approach to ministry, witness, and evangelism is generating much interest and ink. This conference considers what it means to be Reformed and missional. The speakers start with the conviction that Christ the Lord has established an institution (the church) and has given to it a mission to make disciples of all nations. Without the church there can be no mission and where there is no mission, there is no church. Tough questions remain and this conference doesn't promise to have all the answers, but it hopes to ask helpful questions about mission and ministry in our pluralistic age. We are confident that it will be an exceptional conference. To register please visit the WSC 2008 Conference Homepage. We encourage you to register by January 7, 2008, as space is limited.
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Missional & Reformed: Reaching the Lost & Teaching the Reached
The first conference at which Dr. Horton will be speaking will be hosted by Westminster Seminary California on January 18-19, 2008. The conference is titled, Missional & Reformed: Reaching the Lost & Teaching the Reached. Dr. Horton will be joined by Westminster Seminary California colleagues Dr. W. Robert Godfrey, Dr. Hywel Jones, Dr. R. Scott Clark, as well as several other distinctive faculty members. The claim of the emergent/emerging churches to represent a truly "missional" approach to ministry, witness, and evangelism is generating much interest and ink. This conference considers what it means to be Reformed and missional. The speakers start with the conviction that Christ the Lord has established an institution (the church) and has given to it a mission to make disciples of all nations. Without the church there can be no mission and where there is no mission, there is no church. Tough questions remain and this conference doesn't promise to have all the answers, but it hopes to ask helpful questions about mission and ministry in our pluralistic age. We are confident that it will be an exceptional conference. To register please visit the WSC 2008 Conference Homepage. We encourage you to register by January 7, 2008, as space is limited.
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