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Synopsis
God has designated the home as the primary place for growth, healing and leadership development. Yet many homes are far from that and youths struggle with issues that many youth ministries are attempting to deal with in what is largely patch up work. Our speaker, Moses Tey, is passionate about how we can help redeem what was lost and how we can actually help turn youth ministries from being largely church-based to one that is home-based church-supported. We will join our heads and our hearts together to figure out how do we begin that journey where youth ministry workers/counsellors and parents can come alongside each other to bring about more significant transformation in the lives of the next generation. What does a home-based church-supported youth ministry actually look like? |
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Speaker
 Moses & Cathy Tey serve with Chinese Ministries, Campus Crusade for Christ in the USA. While both were born in Taiwan, Moses grew up in Malaysia and Cathy in USA.
Moses & Cathy are passionate about reflecting God’s glory through authentic community in leadership transformation, marriage, parenting, church and small groups – all integrated into one single pursuit. Their team has spoken to well over one million people in China and SE Asia. They have been married for 16 years and homeschool their boys, Joshua (15) and Josiah (11), for all 12 years before University.
Moses received an electrical engineering degree from Georgia Tech, and a M.Div from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (Chicago). He completed coursework for both a ThM in missions from Asbury Theological Seminary and PhD in Communication from U of Kentucky. After marriage, Cathy quit her career as an Attorney in Chicago and completed both a M.Div and MA in Christian Education from Asbury Seminary. |
| Who Should Attend ? |
Parents
Youth Workers
Youth Counsellors |
| When, Where, How Much ? |
13th – 15th August, 2010
MBS Recreation & Training Centre, Kuang
Fee: RM 150 ( TRAC youth workers are fully sponsored)
Closing date: 31st July, 2010 |
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| Timetable |
| Time |
Day1 13 August Friday |
Day2 14 August Saturday |
Day3 15 August Sunday |
| 7.30am |
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Personal Quiet Time |
Personal Quiet Time |
| 8.00am |
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Breakfast |
Breakfast |
| 8.45am |
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Worship |
Worship |
| 9.00am |
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Plenary #2 |
Plenary #3 |
| 11.00am |
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Break |
Break |
| 11.30am |
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Dialogue |
Closing |
| 12.00noon |
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Check out |
| 12.30pm |
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Lunch |
Lunch |
| 2.30pm |
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Consultation #1 |
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| 4.30pm |
Check in & Registration |
Rest/Relax/Fellowship/Wash Up |
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| 5.00pm |
Rest/Relax/Fellowship/Wash Up |
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| 6.30pm |
Dinner |
Dinner |
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| 7.30pm |
Worship |
Worship |
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| 7.45pm |
Welcome & Orientation |
Consultation #2 |
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| 8.15pm |
Plenary #1 |
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| 9.30pm |
Supper & Rest |
Supper & Rest |
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