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67th Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectureship -- The
Hero of the Story: The Book of Acts Revisited
(2010)
Jerry Rushford
Pepperdine University
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THE HERO OF THE STORY
the book of acts revisited
67TH ANNUAL BIBLE LECTUREs
MAY 4-7, 2010
MALIBU, CALIFORNIA
THE HERO OF THE STORY
The God who made the world and everything in it is the
Lord of heaven and earth and does not live in temples built by
hands. And he is not served by human hands, as if he needed
anything, because he himself gives all men life and breath and
everything else. From one man he made every nation of men,
that they should inhabit the whole earth; and he determined
the times set for them and the exact places where they should
live. God did this so that men would seek him and perhaps
reach out for him and find him, though he is not far from each
one of us. ‘For in him we live and move and have our being.’
As some of your own poets have said, ‘We are his offspring.’
ACTS 17:24-28
The New International Version
Message from the President
Stories can be more than informative—they can become
formative and even transformative. They can mold our minds and
hearts from the time we are able to understand them. And the
principal characters, the heroes of the stories, often become our
mentors and our role models.
The Pepperdine University Bible Lectures for 2010 will
take a fresh look at the Book of Acts, the stirring story of those
early Christians who turned the world upside down. But this
time, we will discover the true Hero of the Story: the One who
commissioned and empowered, who redeemed and gave gifts, and
who ultimately accomplished the impossible through people who
were not so different from ourselves.
Christian authors have correctly and wisely advised us, “It’s not
about you.” That has never been truer than here in the unparalleled
saga told in Acts. Although memorable people played important
roles, the story always was and always will be about God. It is His
story, after all. And as the “Acts of God’s People” continue even
today, it is His continuing tale of power and redemption. It’s for
us to gratefully accept and marvel at our role in the contemporary
drama that God is directing and unfolding.
We welcome you to the Bible Lectures and to Pepperdine
University. This year you are in for many surprises. For one, if you
attended the Bible Lectures last year, you were inconvenienced by
the construction clutter and activity—but this year the campus focal
point is finished and is sparkling new! It has earned a new name,
the Sharon and Terry Mullin Town Square. The Joslyn Plaza you
may remember is barely recognizable. It has been transformed into a
gathering place that is more beautiful and gracious than ever before.
This year’s Bible Lectures will clearly be the most extensive, the
most international, the most diverse, and the most exciting we have
ever hosted, thanks to Jerry Rushford, his team and the hundreds
of excellent speakers, teachers, and presenters that will flood our
campus. Our prayer is that the major renovation of the center of
our campus will be matched by the renovation of our hearts, with
renewed faith, worship, and work.
As you discover the new beauty of Joslyn Plaza on the Malibu
campus, may you also discover the eternal greatness and power of
the exalted Hero of the Book of Acts—the God of the ages, the
Savior of our souls.
Andrew K. Benton
President
As a Christian University,
Pepperdine Affirms
That God is
That God is revealed uniquely in Christ
That the educational process may not,
with impunity, be divorced from the
divine process
That the student, as a person of
infinite dignity, is the heart of the
educational enterprise
That the quality of student life
is a valid concern of the University
That truth, having nothing to fear
from investigation, should be pursued
relentlessly in every discipline
That spiritual commitment, tolerating
no excuse for mediocrity, demands the
highest standards of academic excellence
That freedom, whether spiritual, intellectual,
or economic, is indivisible
That knowledge calls, ultimately, for a
life of service
Message from the Lectures Team
This year at the Pepperdine Bible Lectures, we will revisit the
birth of the Christian age, with all its dynamism, excitement,
and power! It is time to recapture that spirit of newness and
adventure, of simple trust in the marvelous presence of God
at work in His world—and to acknowledge the real Hero of
the Story. Our planned program is extensive: 282 classes and
330 program participants, who are coming from 44 states in
the USA, and from 22 other nations. This year, there is more
diversity among participants. This stirs us to look forward with
great anticipation toward something that is reminiscent, in
some way, of the Day of Pentecost in Acts chapter two!
We are excited about the new town square, the beautiful
Joslyn Plaza, which will now host us with warmth and
graciousness. And the thought-provoking theme that focuses
on our great God has inspired our Lectures Team to work more
diligently than ever. Meanwhile, the presenters are preparing
with dedication, and everything is moving toward a mighty
moment in May.
Two things are now needed. The first is prayer. We ask you
to pray for this assembly of Christians—that those who speak,
teach, and lead in various ways will prepare in God’s power,
not merely in their own ability. Pray fervently that God will
be glorified as He was on the Day of Pentecost long ago, and
that thousands of Christians will be inspired and empowered
through these days of spiritual refreshment. Pray for yourself
and your loved ones, that all of you will find newness of life
through the spirit of this assembly. Above all, invite God to
come among us at these moments in May.
The second thing needed is for you to make unchangeable
plans to be present at as many sessions as possible—and to
encourage your loved ones to be there beside you. It will be
a time of renewed commitment and praise to the Lord. And
there will be precious opportunities to rekindle friendships
with kingdom people. These are the experiences that transcend
earth and time.
What will make these the greatest Pepperdine Bible Lectures
ever? The answer is, for all of us to wait in prayerful expectation
for God to come among us, to inspire us and to work in us
as He has through all ages. Beyond doubt, our world and our
fellowship need another “Acts 2”—more specifically, we need
the great God of Acts.
As we have said before, one of the things most loved by
regular attendees is the heartwarming fellowship of kingdom
people. Everywhere across the campus, from morning till late
evening, there will be embraces, laughter, tears, conversations,
and prayers. It is the sweetest of reunions, the grandest of
communions.
Welcome to the Pepperdine Bible Lectures! May the Hero
of the Story, the Lord of Pentecost, richly bless you.
The Lectures Team
Rick Gibson, Tami Williamson, Joella Michael, and Jerry Rushford
“This year at the Pepperdine Bible Lectures,
we will revisit the birth of the Christian age,
with all its dynamism, excitement and power!
It is time to recapture that spirit of newness and
adventure, of simple trust in the marvelous presence
of God at work in His world–and to acknowledge
the real Hero of the Story.”
Bible Lectures Art Exhibit
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This exhibit features drawings,
paintings, and photography from
members of Pepperdine’s Public
Affairs team.
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Nigeria
Russia
Rwanda
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SouthAfrica
Spain
Sudan
Uganda
Zimbabwe
May 4–7, 2010
11 a.m.–6 p.m.
Artists’ Reception:
May 6, Noon–1:30 p.m.
of Thursday,
states & countries
Listing
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award winning work they create
for the University. This is your
opportunity to see work from
their personal portfolios.
PORTFOLIO
of creative
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Opening Night dinners
Please purchase tickets in advance. See reservation form on page 51.
ASSOCIATED WOMEN FOR PEPPERDINE
MEN’S DINNER
Rockwell Dining Center, 4:15 p.m.
Drescher Cafeteria, 4:15 p.m.
SANDY STIVERS
President, Associated
Women for Pepperdine
Agoura Hills, California
SAMUEL TWUMASI-ANKRAH
President
Heritage Christian College
Minister
Nsawam Rd. Church of Christ
Accra, Ghana, West Africa
KELLIE VAN ATTA
Pepperdine Alumna
Seaver College 2004
Westlake Village, California
RANDY GILL
Worship Minister
Campus Church of Christ
Norcross, Georgia
ASCENDING VOICE II
OPENING NIGHT DINNER PROGRA MS
Malibu, California
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THE HERO OF THE STORY
the book of acts revisited
THEME LECTURERS
Monte Cox from
Harding University was
a theme lecturer in 2009.
TUESDAY EVENING
Shon Smith
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Can I Get a Witness?
Acts 1:6-8
WEDNESDAY MORNING
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Rochester Hills, Michigan
“But God Raised Him Up”
Acts 2:14-41
Fort Worth, Texas
The Song of Revolution
Acts 4:23-31
Mark Love
THURSDAY MORNING
THURSDAY EVENING
FRIDAY MORNING
FRIDAY EVENING
Fetteh, Ghana, West Africa
“My Chosen Instrument”
Acts 9:1-19
Abilene, Texas
A Tale of Two Conversions
Acts 10
Zagreb, Croatia
“To An Unknown God”
Acts 17:16-34
Nashville, Tennessee
“They Prayed for Daylight”
Acts 27-28
Fred Boadu Asare
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Jonathan Storment
Randy Harris
Mladen Jovanovic
David Fleer
Tuesday, May 4 • 4:15 p.m.
Pepperdine University Bible Lectures Schedule
Tuesday, May 4
9:00 p.m.
4:15 p.m.
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Dinner Programs
Associated Women for Pepperdine Dinner
Sandy Stivers, Agoura Hills, California
Kellie Van Atta, Westlake Village, California
Rockwell Dining Center
*Please purchase tickets ($11.00) in advance.
See reservation form on page 51.
Opening Night Men’s Dinner
Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah,
Accra, Ghana, West Africa
Randy Gill, Norcross, Georgia
Drescher Cafeteria
*Please purchase tickets ($11.00) in advance.
See reservation form on page 51.
Songfest
Ken Young & Hallal, Franklin, Tennessee
Firestone Fieldhouse
Main Lecture
Can I Get a Witness?
(Acts 2:14-41)
Shon Smith, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Ken Young & Hallal, Franklin, Tennessee
Firestone Fieldhouse
Tuesday, May 4 • 9:00 p.m.
— The 67th Annual —
Late Evening Programs
Blessed Be the Name of the Lord
(The Spirit of Joyful Song)
Metropolitan Praise, Carson, California
Psallo, Los Angeles, California
Darron Jones, Carson, California
Mark Campbell, Los Angeles, California
Smothers Theatre
Lift Your Voice to God (A Musical Celebration)
Won By One, Pepperdine University
Elkins Auditorium
Ignite—A Passion for Worship & Word (Part
One: Future Maker—Exploring How the Holy
Spirit Makes God’s Future Real in the Present)
Charlton Taylor, Midland, Texas
Golf Course Road Worship Team, Midland, Texas
Kent Rogers, Midland, Texas
Stauffer Chapel
Balancing Brokenness (Part One: Meeting the
Needs of Both the “Broken” and the “Believer”)
Chris Goldman, Seattle, Washington
William Lawrence, Seattle, Washington
Raitt Recital Hall
Men & Women Communicate Differently!
(Part One: What Does That Mean in the Family?)
Brian Simmons, Portland, Oregon
Lindhurst Theatre
A New Hope: Heaven and Earth
(Part One: Hope Expressed–Creation as God’s
Luscious Resting Pleasure)
John Mark Hicks, Nashville, Tennessee
Bobby Valentine, Tucson, Arizona
Plaza 190
New Churches in New Places for New People
(Part One: New Church Projects in 2010-2011)
Stan Granberg, Vancouver, Washington
Chip & Kathy Hartzell, Exeter, Pennsylvania
Randy & Sandy Hohf, Whitefish, Montana
Scott & Tacy Rutherford, Exeter, Pennsylvania
Dave & Katie Wasson, Phoenix, Arizona
Plaza 189
Note: No class is repeated in this lecture
program. New material will be presented
each day in every class.
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Wednesday, May 5 • 7:00 a.m.
Wednesday, May 5 • 7:30 a.m.
Wednesday, May 5
7:30–8:15 a.m.
Morning Praise
7:00–8:00 a.m.
Breakfast Programs
Theme:
Africans Claiming Africa
Sam Shewmaker, Kigali, Rwanda, Africa
Behailu Abebe, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Africa
Machona Monyamane, Pretoria, South Africa
Biodun Owolabi, Abeokuta, Nigeria, West Africa
Tebego Ramatsui, Pretoria, South Africa
Hahn Fireside Room
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“This is the Day the Lord has Made”
(Welcoming the Rhythm of a New Day)
Josh Ross, Memphis, Tennessee
True Lift, Pepperdine University
Smothers Theatre
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Pepperdine Religion Major Alumni
Randy Chesnutt, Malibu, California
Gary Holloway, Nashville, Tennessee
Faculty Dining Room
Praise From the Margins of Scripture and Society
(Forgotten Women, a Pagan Princess, and the Irony
of Exodus 1-2)
Jason Locke, Fresno, California
Keith Lancaster, Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Anthony Lancaster, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Stauffer Chapel
S p e c i a l M e e t i n g s f o r S ch o o l s , M i ss i o n s & M i n i s t r i e s
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Abilene Christian University
Host: Larry Musick
Thursday, 9:00 p.m.
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
Harding University Alumni
Host: David Underwood
Thursday, 9:00 p.m.
Hahn Fireside Room
Pepperdine Religion Major Alumni
Host: Randy Chesnutt
Wednesday, 7:00 a.m.
Faculty Dining Room
Africans Claiming Africa
Host: Sam Shewmaker
Wednesday, 7:00 a.m.
Hahn Fireside Room
Healing Hands International
Hosts: David & Janice Goolsby
Thursday, Noon
Beaman (Terrace) Patio
Pepperdine University Alumni
Host: Matt Ebeling
Tuesday, 8:30 p.m.
Hahn Fireside Room
Asia-Pacific Missions Interest
Host: Charla Griffy-Brown
Thursday, 9:00 p.m.
Faculty Dining Room
Hispanic Ministries
Host: Tomás Allen
Friday, Noon
Alumni Park
Rochester College
Host: Rubel Shelly
Friday, Noon
Hahn Fireside Room
Austin Graduate School of Theology
Host: Mark Shipp
Tuesday, 9:00 p.m.
Plaza 188
Kairos: Church Planting Support
Hosts: Gena Granberg, Kim Lambert
Friday, 7:00 a.m.
Faculty Dining Room
Russia Missions Interest
Teacher: Igor Egirev
Friday, 9:45 a.m.
KSC 130
Campus Ministries
Hosts: Thomas Fitzpatrick, Linda Truschke
Friday, Noon
Beaman (Terrace) Patio
Let’s Start Talking
Hosts: Mark & Sherrylee Woodward
Thursday, 7:00 a.m.
Faculty Dining Room
Sunset International Bible Institute
Host: Bob Jackson
Wednesday, 9:00 p.m.
Hahn Fireside Room
Children’s Ministries
Host: Penny White
Friday, Noon
Faculty Dining Room
Lipscomb University
Hosts: Randy & Rhonda Lowry
Wednesday, 9:00 p.m.
Weisman Art Museum
Western Christian College & GLCC
Hosts: Kevin Vance, Don Rose
Tuesday, 9:00 p.m.
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
Come Before Winter
Host: Karen Alexander
Tuesday, 9:00 p.m.
Faculty Dining Room
Lubbock Christian University
Host: Warren McNeill
Wednesday, Noon
24327 Baxter Drive (Tim & Lucy Perrin)
World Bible School, World English Institute
Hosts: Carl Mitchell, Dick Ady
Friday, 7:00 a.m.
Hahn Fireside Room
Eastern European Mission
Host: Frank Farr
Thursday, 7:00 a.m.
Hahn Fireside Room
Medical Missions
Host: Tom Carr
Wednesday, 9:00 p.m.
Faculty Dining Room
World Christian Broadcasting
Host: Maurice Hall
Wednesday, Noon
Hahn Fireside Room
Freed-Hardeman University Alumni
Host: Betsy Hesselrode
Wednesday, 9:00 p.m.
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
Missions Resource Network
Host: Alan Phillips
Thursday, Noon
Hahn Fireside Room
York College Alumni
Host: Steve Eckman
Wednesday, 9:00 p.m.
24219 Baxter Drive (Terry & Jo Kite)
Harding Graduate School of Religion
Host: Evertt Huffard
Wednesday, Noon
Beaman (Terrace) Patio
Oklahoma Christian University
Host: John deSteiguer
Thursday, 9:00 p.m.
The Brock House
Youth Workers
Host: Jack Williamson
Wednesday, Noon
Faculty Dining Room
Wednesday, May 5 • 8:30 a.m.
8:30 a.m.
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Truthiness: What We All Want to Believe
(Part One: Everything Happens for a Divine Reason)
Chris Seidman, Farmers Branch, Texas
Firestone Fieldhouse
Teachers:
Place:
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The Greatest Story Ever
(Part One: The Prodigal God)
Rick Atchley, Fort Worth, Texas
Smothers Theatre
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Place:
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Preserving Our A Cappella Heritage
(Part One: Only God is Worthy of Our Praise)
Keith Lancaster, Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Stauffer Chapel
Teacher:
Place:
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All We are Meant to Be
(Reviving and Sustaining Growing and
Healthy Churches)
Tim Spivey, Escondido, California
AMB 105
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The Blue Parakeet: Rethinking How You Read
the Bible (Part One: Unleashing the Awesome
Power of God’s Word)
Scot McKnight, Chicago, Illinois
Elkins Auditorium
How God Changed a Church
(A Look at How God Worked Through the
Leadership and Life of a Congregation to
Transform Lives and Change Direction)
Steve Eckman, York, Nebraska
AMB 220
The Gospels’ Truth About Time With God
(Part One: Examining the Traditional Perspective)
Karen Alexander, Austin, Texas
AC 290
The Hero of the Story
(An Expository Study of the Book of Acts)
Ken Cukrowski, Abilene, Texas
AC 286
Science and Religion: Moving Beyond
Controversy (Part One: How Religion
Complements Science)
Dwayne Simmons, Playa del Ray, California
AC 280
Serving the Family of God in Mito
(The Story of a Multi-Cultural Church in Japan)
Hiroko & Yukikazu Obata, Mito, Japan
AC 270
Surviving Life in the Fishbowl
(Marriage, Ministry and the Family)
Charles & Lynn Tucker, Newport News, Virginia
KSC 130
Let Freedom Ring
(The Exodus: Good News or Bad News?)
Collin & Holly Packer, Littleton, Colorado
Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library
The Funniest Canadian Wedding Ever!
(Not All Brides (Churches) Are Alike)
Don Smith, Beamsville, Ontario, Canada
Plaza 190
Wednesday, May 5 • 8:30 a.m.
Mucking Our Way Through Grace
(The Art of Forgiving)
Tom Riley, Anthem, Arizona
Plaza 189
“I Will Pour Out My Spirit on All People”
(Men and Women Empowered for Ministry)
D’Esta Love, Malibu, California
Plaza 188
The Jesus We Never Knew
(Part One: What is He Doing in My Life Right Now?)
Emily Y. Lemley, Westlake Village, California
Lucy Perrin, Malibu, California
Raitt Recital Hall
A New Institute for Christian Spirituality at
Lipscomb (Part One: Opening Our Hearts to God)
Gary Holloway, Nashville, Tennessee
Earl Lavender, Nashville, Tennessee
Lindhurst Theatre
Christian Justice in Public Life
(How God Works Through Christians in Darfur)
Zechariah Manyok Biar, Bor, South Sudan, Africa
CAC 204
Raising Up Today’s Josephs and Esthers in
Children’s Ministry
(Developing Our Children’s Faith is More Than
Just a Bible Class)
Marti O’Rear, Allen, Texas
CAC 214
What Did Paul Want?
(A New Look at His Shortest Letter)
Dan Knight, Overland Park, Kansas
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
“Treasures New and Old”—Matthew’s Use of
Isaiah (Part One: “In order to fulfill”)
Randy Chesnutt, Malibu, California
Rick Marrs, Thousand Oaks, California
AC 263
Mentoring Teenagers (Growing Disciples
From Those Who Grow Up in the Church)
Chris Crooks, Great Falls, Montana
AC 261
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Wednesday, May 5 • 9:45 a.m.
Wednesday, May 5 • 9:45 a.m.
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Life.NEXT: When “Holding Our Own” is a Sin
(Part One: Me.NEXT—The Spiritual Growth
Imperative)
Jeff Walling, Charlotte, North Carolina
Firestone Fieldhouse
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I Knew Jesus Before He Was a Christian
(And I Liked Him Better Then)
Rubel Shelly, Rochester Hills, Michigan
Smothers Theatre
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“The Lord Jesus, On the Night He Was Betrayed”
(Paul and the Lord’s Supper in 1 Corinthians)
William Baker, Cincinnati, Ohio
AC 270
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Place:
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The Ultimate Sexual Experience
(God’s Vision for Sexuality)
Steve Holladay, Allen, Texas
AC 263
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Place:
Embracing Our Role in a Post-Denominational
World (A Conversation About a Shared Future)
Randy Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee
Josh Graves, Brentwood, Tennessee
Rhonda Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee
Scot McKnight, Chicago, Illinois
Elkins Auditorium
How Can We Sing the Lord’s Song?
(Part One: Singing the Psalms Through the Ages)
Mark Shipp, Austin, Texas
Psalom, St. Petersburg, Russia
Stauffer Chapel
The Power of Prayer in the 21st Century
(Part One: To Actually Desire the Most Difficult
Part of Ministry)
Terry Rush, Tulsa, Oklahoma
AMB 105
“The Harvest is Plentiful, but the Workers Are Few”
(Reaping the Harvest: What Every Church Needs
to Know)
Andy Miller, Starkville, Mississippi
AMB 220
Bound and Determined
(Christian Men and Women Working in Partnership)
Jeanene Reese, Abilene, Texas
AC 290
Reminiscences of an Octogenarian
(My Adventuresome Life in Churches of Christ)
Tom Olbricht, South Berwick, Maine
AC 286
“The Earth is the Lord’s, and Everything in it”
(The Gospel is for “all who live in it”)
Chris Doran, Calabasas, California
AC 280
“Spit a Blessing” and Other Lessons I Never
Would Have Learned
(My Life as a Missionary in Uganda)
Laurie Bates, Fredericksburg, Virginia
AC 261
Exploring the “Both-And” God
(A Husband and Wife Talk Theology)
Bob & Lourene Clark, Jackson, Tennessee
KSC 130
Growing Your Life in Christ
(A Practical Model for Spiritual Growth)
Jimmy & Jacqui Hurd, Southfield, Michigan
Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library
Hey, Jude! (Standing Firm Against the Rude, Lewd
and Skewed of This World—Holy Living is Still
Our Call)
Peggy Stirman, Sugar Land, Texas
Plaza 190
Busy Moms in Ministry
(Tools for Keeping Your Sanity While Being a
Wife, Mom, Employee, and Friend)
Anne-Marie Rogers, Midland, Texas
Plaza 189
Human Glue (The Sticky Work of Administrating
a Church in Transition)
Becky Burroughs, Rowlett, Texas
Jon Mullican, Sunnyvale, Texas
Plaza 188
My Space, My Blog, My Status Update, and My
10,684 Facebook Friends (Ministry in an Age of
Unparalleled Self-Absorption and Entitlement)
Thomas Fitzpatrick, Malibu, California
Raitt Recital Hall
Talking Back to God
(Speaking Your Heart to God Through the Psalms)
Lynn Anderson, San Antonio, Texas
Lindhurst Theatre
Transforming the Lives of the Urban Poor
(The Synergy Between Compassionate Ministry
and Church Planting)
Jim & Beverly Harbin, Memphis, Tennessee
CAC 204
“Holy Children’s Ministry, Batman!”
(Transforming Children’s Ministry Through the
Super-Powers of the Holy Spirit)
Keleigh Crigler Hadley, Hawthorne, California
CAC 214
When Culture and Christianity Collide
(“The Twilight Saga”—The Surprising Truths
Behind a Pop Culture Phenomenon)
Sarah Hollingsworth, Nashville, Tennessee
Caitlin Lawrence, Thousand Oaks, California
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
Wednesday, May 5 • 11:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Title:
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Place:
Main Lecture
12:00–1:30 p.m.
Luncheon Programs
“But God Raised Him Up”
(Acts 2:14-41)
Mark Love, Rochester Hills, Michigan
Keith Lancaster, Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Firestone Fieldhouse
Host:
Speakers:
World Christian Broadcasting
Maurice Hall, Whittier, California
Junhui Bian, Guangdong, China
Alberto Castañeda, Pereira, Colombia, South America
Biodun Owolabi, Abeokuta, Nigeria, Africa
Hahn Fireside Room
Place:
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Youth Workers
Jack Williamson, Thousand Oaks, California
Steve Holladay, Allen, Texas
Faculty Dining Room
Host:
Speaker:
Place:
Harding Graduate School of Religion
Evertt Huffard, Memphis, Tennessee
Eddie Randolph, Tampa, Florida
Beaman (Terrace) Patio
Host:
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Place:
Wednesday, May 5 • 12:00 noon
Lubbock Christian University
Warren McNeill, Lubbock, Texas
Home of Tim & Lucy Perrin (24327 Baxter Drive)
Christian Chronicle
Emily Y. Lemley, Westlake Village, California
Jack Reese, Abilene, Texas
Heritage Hall
A Story Time for Children
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday afternoon
May 5–7, 2009
3:15 p.m. Preschoolers
3:45 p.m. K through 4th grade
Payson Library
(follow the footprints to the reading area)
Preschoolers must be accompanied by a parent or chaperone. Picture books will be available for preschoolers to enjoy with their parents following the story time.
Kindergarteners through 4th graders
may be picked up promptly at 4:15 p.m.
Wednesday
Reader: Sunde Daughrity, Malibu, California
Thursday
Reader: Bridget Wooton, Simi Valley, California
Friday
Reader: Rebecca Fitzpatrick, Malibu, California
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Wednesday, May 5 • 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 5 • 2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
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Classes
Deep Dungeons, Dry Deserts & “Down” Times
(God Uses Life’s Dark, Desolate Experiences
for Good)
Lisa Crowe, Cane Ridge, Tennessee
Lorraine Weckerly, Delphi, Indiana
KSC 130
Title:
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Place:
Title:
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Place:
Title:
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Place:
Title:
Moderator:
Panelists:
When Elders Fire the Preacher
(Navigating the Storms of Ministry)
Evertt Huffard, Memphis, Tennessee
AMB 220
Place:
Title:
The Richness of Living Simply
(Finding True Wealth by Living with Less)
Linda Smith, Little Rock, Arkansas
AC 290
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
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Changing the World–One Life at a Time
(Reflections on Missional Living at the
City of Children)
Jeff & Natasha Fincher, Ensenada, Mexico
CAC 214
Hosts:
Place:
Pepperdine View (Teen Program)
Jacob & Lisa Parnell, Livermore, California
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
What Really Matters: Called By God to a World
He Loves (Part One: How Jesus Sees US)
Mike Cope, Abilene, Texas
Landon Saunders, Norwich, Vermont
The ZOE Group, Nashville, Tennessee
Smothers Theatre
“Sing to the Lord a New Song”
(An Afternoon Concert)
Psalom, St. Petersburg, Russia
Konstantin Zhigulin, St. Petersburg, Russia
Elkins Auditorium
The Feast
(How to Serve Jesus in a Famished World)
Josh Graves, Brentwood, Tennessee
Stauffer Chapel
Enhancing Relationships (A Psychologist and His
Wife Share What They Have Discovered)
Anthony & Cheryl Fischetto, Reading, Pennsylvania
AMB 105
Difficult Texts in Acts
Sinners in the Hands of a Deadly God (The
Divine Killing of Ananias & Sapphira in Acts 5:1-11)
Chris Keith, Lincoln, Illinois
AC 286
Ethical Views on Stem Cell Research
(Understanding the Frontiers of Medical Research)
Chris Chetsanga, Harare, Zimbabwe, Africa
AC 280
“I Was in Prison and You Visited Me”
(When and How Will the Church Respond to the
Epidemic of an Accelerating Prison Population?)
Gerald & Gloria McGill, Kansas City, Missouri
AC 270
The Divine Rescue
(The Gripping Drama of a Lost World and of the
Creator Who Will Not Let it Go)
Edward William Fudge, Houston, Texas
AC 263
Would You Believe . . . ? (When You Allow God
to Lead Your Life, You Won’t Believe Where and
What You Will Accomplish for God’s Kingdom)
Larry & Bette Woodard, Boise, Idaho
AC 261
The Value of Short-Term Missions
(What it Does for the Church and What it
Does for Your Faith)
Dave & Kathy Shaner, Bellevue, Washington
Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library
How Pepperdine Became Pepperdine
(Its Unique Character Explained by Reflecting
on the First Twenty Years, 1937-1957)
Steven Lemley, Westlake Village
Plaza 190
Helping Churches Plant Churches…In Europe
(Hosted by Missions Resource Network)
Daniel Rodriguez, Malibu, California
Tony Coffey, Dublin, Ireland
Phil Jackson, Bedford, Texas
Plaza 189
Book, Chapter, and Paragraph
(Understanding Scriptures in Context Despite
Chapter and Verse Divisions)
Wayne Newland, South Portland, Maine
Plaza 188
21st Century Church: Not Without My Daughters
(Continuing a 17-Year Conversation at Pepperdine
Lectures on Molding Relationships for Eternity)
Rhonda Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee
Melinda Lowry, Wheaton, Illinois
Melissa Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee
Janet McPherson, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Raitt Recital Hall
Life’s Too Short to Miss the Big Picture
(Making the Most of What’s Most Important)
Steve Diggs, Antioch, Tennessee
Lindhurst Theatre
Giving a Cup of Cold Water
(A Framework for Understanding Poverty and
Ministering in the Name of Jesus)
Kevin & Lisa Vance, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
CAC 204
Wednesday, May 5 •3:15 p.m.
3:15 p.m.
Title:
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Classes
Title:
Great Ideas From Off-the-Wall Christians
(Part One: Off-the-Wall Dead Christians)
Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas
Smothers Theatre
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
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Place:
Title:
The World Comes to Greece to “See” the Gospel
(How Athens has Become “a Light to the Nations”)
Eleni Melirrytos, Athens, Greece
AC 290
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
The Hero of the Story
(A Symposium on Ministry Themes in the
Book of Acts—Hosted by Leaven Journal )
Stuart & D’Esta Love, Malibu, California
Jennifer Hale Christy, Newbury Park, California
Chris & Mary Lou Hutson, Salisbury, North Carolina
Rollin Ramsaran, Johnson City, Tennessee
AC 286
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Place:
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Place:
The Church as the Good Samaritan
(Part One: How God Gave Us a Million Dollars)
Don McLaughlin, Atlanta, Georgia
Elkins Auditorium
“I Will Give Thanks”
(Praising the Lord With Joyful Songs)
McCoy Family Singers, Merkel, Texas
Stauffer Chapel
“Be Filled”–Unwrapping the Gift of the Holy
Spirit (Part One: Realizing the Promise)
Gary Selby, Malibu, California
AMB 105
A Team Approach to Spiritual Formation
(Integrating Preaching, Education, and Small
Group Ministries)
Tim Curtis, Georgetown, Texas
AMB 220
Stop Arguing About Seven Literal Days!
(A Look at Creationism, Evolution, and the
Faith of Pioneer Scientists)
Jason Locke, Fresno, California
AC 280
The Mystery of Oneness (The Relevance of
Ephesians 5:21-33 for a 21st Century Marriage)
Glenn & Regina Newton, Tacoma, Washington
AC 270
The Gospel of Jesus is for Risk-Takers
(Part One: Taking Risks in Prayer)
Josh Ross, Memphis, Tennessee
AC 263
Honoring God Through Our Actions
(The Incredible Work of the Lord in Ethiopia)
Behailu Abebe, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Africa
AC 261
God, The Master Potter
(A Live Demonstration on the Potter’s Wheel)
Nancy Harbron, Indianapolis, Indiana
KSC 130
Hosts:
Place:
Cell Phones & Solitude, Macbooks & Meditation
(Pursuing the Spiritual in a Super-Tech Society)
Jay Hawkins, Caldwell, Idaho
Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library
Treat Me Like a Customer
(Using Lessons From Work to Succeed in Life)
John & Melissa Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee
Louis & Charita Upkins, Franklin, Tennessee
Plaza 190
Wednesday, May 5 •3:15 p.m.
Building Bridges in the Air (World Christian
Broadcasting Speaks to China and the Pacific Rim)
Gayle Crowe, Cane Ridge, Tennessee
Junhui Bian, Guangdong, China
Salina Ho, Franklin, Tennessee
Rob Scobey, Franklin, Tennessee
Edward Short, Nashville, Tennessee
Plaza 189
Sex, Love, and Money (Young Adult Relationships
and Their “Gifts” to the Church)
Hannah Parmelee, Malibu, California
Plaza 188
“Rock My Soul” (Listening for the Cry of the
Human Heart in Popular Music)
Ken Durham, Nashville, Tennessee
Raitt Recital Hall
Exodus: From Groans to Glory—It’s All the
Name! (Part One: Moving out...Immediately)
Billy Wilson, Tucson, Arizona
Lindhurst Theatre
“Your Lack of Planning is Not My Emergency!”
(Church Secretaries Helping Churches Plan Ahead)
Bonnie Miller, Vancouver, Washington
Brenda Bolanis, Whittier, California
Ann Brumley, Stillwater, Oklahoma
Cathy Gilmore, Gresham, Oregon
CAC 204
The Kingdom of God is Alive and Well in
Slovenia (Serving People, Meeting Needs, and
Planting Churches)
Andrej & Nina Lovse, Maribor, Slovenia
CAC 214
Pepperdine View (Teen Program)
Jacob & Lisa Parnell, Livermore, California
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
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Won by One
Pepperdine University
Psalom
St. Petersburg, Russia
Westside Praise
Beaverton, Oregon
Sweet Harmony
Denver, Colorado
The Hallal Singers
Franklin, Tennessee
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Littleton Praise Team
Littleton, Colorado
Psallo
Los Angeles, California
The ZOE Group
Nashville, Tennessee
True Lift
Pepperdine University
The McCoy Family Singers
Merkel, Texas
Metropolitan Praise Team
Carson, California
Golf
Golf Course
Course Road
Road Worship
Worship Team
Team
Midland,
Midland, Texas
Texas
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Wednesday, May 5• 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 5 • 9:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
Dinner Program
Appreciation Dinner in honor of Randy & Rhonda Lowry
Place: Rockwell Dining Center
*Please purchase tickets ($11.00) in
advance at the Ticket Sales Table.
Rhonda Appleby and Randy Lowry met at Pepperdine when the Malibu
campus opened in the Fall of 1972. Randy, a transfer student from the L.A.
campus, was the first student body president at Malibu. Following their
graduations, they were married in Stauffer Chapel on June 7, 1975, with
Carl Mitchell performing the ceremony. Randy earned degrees in political
science and social science, and a master’s in public administration from
Pepperdine, and then completed his jurist doctor degree from Hamline
University in St. Paul, Minnesota.
After six years at Willamette University in Oregon, the Lowrys returned
to Pepperdine in 1986. Randy joined the law school faculty and became
the founder of the nationally-recognized Straus Institute for Dispute
Resolution. During these same years he also taught for Vermont Law
School; Hamline University; City University of Hong Kong; Shantou
University in Beijing, China; Bond University in Gold Coast, Australia; and
the University of Modena in Italy. In the midst of this busy 19-year chapter
at Pepperdine, the Lowry family was actively involved in the Conejo Valley
Church of Christ where Randy served as an elder for many years.
Rhonda’s heart had been drawn to personal ministry, and in 1991 she
decided to enroll at Fuller Theological Seminary. After earning the Master
of Divinity degree she became a widely sought-after speaker and taught
for Fuller, Pepperdine, and now Lipscomb. With a focus on spiritual
formation she is a frequent speaker at Laity Lodge in Texas, has spoken at
the North American Christian Convention, and has taught classes at the
Pepperdine Bible Lectures for more than 20 years. She was awarded the
2004 Wineskins Award for Christian service. She served on the Rochester
College board, and is serving on the boards of Missions Resource Network,
Heartbeat, Alive Hospice, and ALS of Tennessee.
On September 26, 2005, Randy Lowry became the 17th president of
Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee. During his tenure the
University granted their first earned doctorate degree, a new College of
Pharmacy has been established, sixteen new graduate programs have been
developed, and four new institutes have been founded. The latest addition
is the Institute for Christian Spirituality. In May 2007, Lowry was selected
as one of Nashville’s top 50 Business and Community Leaders for the
Future by Celebrate Nashville, the official publication for Nashville’s 200
year anniversary.
The Lowrys have three children and two grandchildren and a foster son.
John earned a law degree from SMU and is assistant dean of the College
of Business at Lipscomb. He and his wife, Melissa, have two children.
Janet completed a Ph.D. at UCSB and teaches for High Point University
in North Carolina, where her husband, Richmond, is a student at Wake
Forest Law School. Melinda is a graduate of Wheaton College and will be
married this summer to Kent Raymond. Mark, their foster son, earned an
MBA from USC and works in real estate development. Randy and Rhonda
Lowry will celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary on June 7, 2010.
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6:15 p.m.
Song Leaders:
Place:
7:00 p.m.
Title:
Speaker:
Song Leaders:
Place:
9:00 p.m.
Title:
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Director:
Place:
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Place:
Songfest
Ken Young & Hallal, Franklin, Tennessee
Firestone Fieldhouse
Main Lecture
The Song of Revolution
(Acts 4:23-31)
Jonathan Storment, Fort Worth, Texas
Ken Young & Hallal, Franklin, Tennessee
Firestone Fieldhouse
Late Evening Programs
Inside Out
(An Experience in Worship)
The ZOE Group, Nashville, Tennessee
Peter Wilson, Escondido, California
Smothers Theatre
“Sing to the Lord a New Song”
(A Time for Praise and Worship)
Littleton Praise Team, Littleton, Colorado
Elkins Auditorium
Ignite—A Passion for Worship & Word
(Part Two: Making Room—Creating Space for the
Spirit to Work in Our Lives)
Charlton Taylor, Midland, Texas
Golf Course Road Worship Team, Midland, Texas
Kent Rogers, Midland, Texas
Stauffer Chapel
Balancing Brokenness (Part Two: Becoming a
Church Full of “Broken Believers”)
Chris Goldman, Seattle, Washington
William Lawrence, Seattle, Washington
Raitt Recital Hall
Men & Women Communicate Differently!
(Part Two: What Does That Mean in the Church?)
Brian Simmons, Portland, Oregon
Lindhurst Theatre
A New Hope: Heaven and Earth
(Part Two: Hope Against Hope—Creation
Vandalized and Graffiti in God’s Good World)
John Mark Hicks, Nashville, Tennessee
Bobby Valentine, Tucson, Arizona
Plaza 190
New Churches in New Places for New People
(Part Two: Campus Ministry Connections)
Scott Lambert, El Segundo, California
David & Sydney Clayton, Nashville, Tennessee
Steven Gaines, Spartanburg, South Carolina
Steve Mahoney, Newark, Delaware
Matt Wilson, New Castle, Delaware
Plaza 189
register online
www.pepperdine.edu/biblelectures
Thursday, May 6 • 7:00 a.m.
7:30–8:15 a.m.
Morning Praise
7:00–8:00 a.m.
Breakfast Programs
Theme: Host:
Speakers:
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Place:
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Eastern European Mission
Frank Farr, Houston, Texas
Mladen Jovanovic, Zagreb, Croatia
Andrej & Nina Lovse
Maribor, Slovenia
Hahn Fireside Room
“This is the Day the Lord has Made”
(Seeing God in the Mundane Moments)
Josh Graves, Brentwood, Tennessee
Won by One, Pepperdine University
Smothers Theatre
Theme:
Hosts:
Teacher:
Song Leaders:
Speaker:
Place:
Place:
Let’s Start Talking
Mark & Sherrylee Woodward
Fort Worth, Texas
Gordon Dabbs, Dallas, Texas
Faculty Dining Room
Praise From the Margins of Scripture and Society
(God’s Provision Through the Hospitality of a
Harlot in Joshua 2)
Drew Gaylor, Lawrenceville, Georgia
Keith Lancaster, Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Anthony Lancaster, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Stauffer Chapel
Thursday, May 6 • 7:30 a.m.
Thursday, May 6
DAILY
MEET AT THE HAWC (Howard A. white Center)
wed•thurs•fri ....2:00–4:15
Lisa hosts
Jacob Parnell • Livermore, California
Parnell • Livermore, California
Prospective students & parents
are invited to an information night
Wednesday, May 5
9:00pm and 10:15pm
Kresge Room, Payson Library
want to GO to PEPPERDINE?
Michael Truschke, Dean of Admission,
will be available to talk to you about
Pepperdine and to answer all your
questions. And...if that isn’t enough,
free food will be served!
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Thursday, May 6 • 8:30 a.m.
Thursday, May 6 • 8:30 a.m.
8:30 a.m.
Title:
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Place:
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Classes
Title:
Truthiness: What We All Want to Believe
(Part Two: You Shouldn’t Judge)
Chris Seidman, Farmers Branch, Texas
Firestone Fieldhouse
Teachers:
Place:
Title:
The Greatest Story Ever
(Part Two: The Prodigal Son)
Rick Atchley, Fort Worth, Texas
Smothers Theatre
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
The Blue Parakeet: Rethinking How You Read
the Bible (Part Two: Reading the Bible as Story)
Scot McKnight, Chicago, Illinois
Elkins Auditorium
Teachers:
Place:
Title:
Preserving Our A Cappella Heritage
(Part Two: Only God Can Restore and Refresh)
Keith Lancaster, Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Stauffer Chapel
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
All We are Meant to Be (Reviving and Sustaining
Growing and Healthy Churches)
Tim Spivey, Escondido, California
AMB 105
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
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Place:
Title:
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Place:
God, Don’t Let This Church Die—Revive Us
Again (A Story of Church Renewal in West Virginia)
Teddy Tackett, Parkersburg, West Virginia
AMB 220
The Gospels’ Truth About Time With God
(Part Two: Developing a Disciplined Approach)
Karen Alexander, Austin, Texas
AC 290
The Hero of the Story
(An Expository Study of the Book of Acts)
Ken Cukrowski, Abilene, Texas
AC 286
Science and Religion: Moving Beyond Controversy
(Part Two: Christian Ethics and Biotechnology)
Donna Nofziger Plank, Malibu, California
AC 280
I’d Rather See a Sermon
(Learning to Share Christ Without Saying a Word)
Jason & Mary Darden, Sacramento, California
AC 270
“Treasures New and Old” — Matthew’s Use of
Isaiah (Part Two: “a virgin shall conceive”)
Randy Chesnutt, Malibu, California
Rick Marrs, Thousand Oaks, California
AC 263
Preacher’s Kids: Secrets & Salvation
(How We Survived the PK Spotlight)
Willard & Ellen Crigler, Pacoima, California
Keleigh Crigler Hadley, Hawthorne, California
AC 261
Ministry or Mistress? (How to Keep Your
Ministry From Becoming Your Mistress)
Lance & Jennifer Osborn, Sacramento, California
KSC 130
On the Mountain With God
(Freedom and Community in Exodus)
Mark Hamilton, Abilene, Texas
Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library
Messianic Expectations in the Feasts of the Lord
(Breathing Life Into Our Children’s Faith)
Robert & Brenda Stolte, Dallas, Texas
Plaza 190
“Se habla English” (The Secret to Reaching
Second and Third Generation Latinos in the USA)
Daniel Rodriguez, Malibu, California
Plaza 189
“I Will Pour Out My Spirit On All People”
(Men and Women Empowered for Ministry)
D’Esta Love, Malibu, California
Plaza 188
The Jesus We Never Knew
(Part Two: A Path to Seeing Him More Clearly)
Emily Y. Lemley, Westlake Village, California
Lucy Perrin, Malibu, California
Raitt Recital Hall
A New Institute for Christian Spirituality at
Lipscomb (Part Two: Opening Our Hearts
to Others)
Gary Holloway, Nashville, Tennessee
Earl Lavender, Nashville, Tennessee
Lindhurst Theatre
The Servant Whisperer
(God Whispers to Elijah’s Exhaustion and Ours)
Leah Parker, Anthem, Arizona
CAC 204
Reinventing Your Children’s Ministry
(Part One: Daring to Dream Outside the Box)
Garry Bortz, Campbell, California
CAC 214
If Jesus is the Light Then What Am I Doing in
the Darkness? (Finding Our Way Spiritually Into
the Mission of God)
Brady Bryce, Abilene, Texas
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
Howard A. White Center
Hours: 6:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Come by the HAWC and enjoy
Freshly brewed Starbucks coffee, Sandwiches, and Snacks!
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Thursday, May 6 • 9:45 a.m.
9:45 a.m.
Title:
Teacher:
Place:
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Classes
Title:
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Title:
I Knew Jesus Before He Was a Christian
(And I Liked Him Better Then)
Rubel Shelly, Rochester Hills, Michigan
Smothers Theatre
Teachers:
Place:
Title:
Embracing Our Role in a Post-Denominational
World (A Conversation About a Shared Future)
Randy Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee
Josh Graves, Brentwood, Tennessee
Rhonda Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee
Scot McKnight, Chicago, Illinois
Elkins Auditorium
Teachers:
Place:
Title:
Teachers:
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How Can We Sing the Lord’s Song?
(Part Two: The Psalms as the Church’s Hymnal)
Mark Shipp, Austin, Texas
Psalom, St. Petersburg, Russia
Stauffer Chapel
Title:
Teacher:
Place:
The Power of Prayer in the 21st Century
(Part Two: To Fervently Know the Wonderful
Work of God)
Terry Rush, Tulsa, Oklahoma
AMB 105
Title:
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Place:
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Title:
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Reminiscences of an Octogenarian
(My Adventuresome Life in Churches of Christ)
Tom Olbricht, South Berwick, Maine
AC 286
Title:
Teachers:
Place:
The Church Father’s Theology of Creation and
Their Interaction With the Environment (What
They Teach Us About Caring for God’s Creation)
Nathan Pickard, Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
AC 280
Title:
Teachers:
Place:
“Can You Hear Me Now?”
(The Fine Art of Communicating Biblical Truth to
the Contemporary Mind)
Victor Knowles, Joplin, Missouri
David Erickson, Council Bluffs, Iowa
AC 270
Title:
Teachers:
Place:
Life.NEXT: When “Holding Our Own” is a Sin
(Part Two: Church.NEXT—Being a People
Farming Church)
Jeff Walling, Charlotte, North Carolina
Firestone Fieldhouse
Turning Churches Inside Out
(Moving Members From Their Pews Into the Lives
of People who Need to Know Jesus)
Mark & Sherrylee Woodward, Fort Worth, Texas
Chris Altrock, Memphis, Tennessee
Gordon Dabbs, Dallas, Texas
Jamie Sweeney, Tulsa, Oklahoma
AMB 220
Bound and Determined (Christian Men and
Women Working in Partnership)
Jeanene Reese, Abilene, Texas
AC 290
The Ultimate Trap
(Understanding Addictive Sexual Behavior)
Steve Holladay, Allen, Texas
AC 263
Redeeming Rwanda (Towards a National Strategy
for Holistic Transformation)
Sam & Nancy Shewmaker, Kigali, Rwanda, Africa
AC 261
Experiencing God in Three Tenses
(The Past, Present and Future of Your Life Story)
Wyatt & Thu Fenno, Albuquerque, New Mexico
KSC 130
Thursday, May 6 • 9:45 a.m.
Marriage, Ministry, and the Message
(The Power of the Gospel in Your Marriage)
Tyson & Genny Moore, Los Angeles, California
Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library
Taking the Saints to Church
(Making Holy Lives From the Past a Regular Part
of Your Church’s Spiritual Formation)
Jeff Cary, Lubbock, Texas
Plaza 190
Theology in Architecture (Where God’s Domain
and Man’s Domain Intersect)
LaJuana Gill, Norcross, Georgia
Plaza 189
Meaningful Conversations (Part One: How to
Teach Your Children About Sex)
Sheila Bost, Santa Monica, California
Plaza 188
“Come Into His Presence With Singing”
(The Gospel in Song)
Sweet Harmony, Denver, Colorado
Raitt Recital Hall
Talking Back to God
(Speaking Your Heart to God Through the Psalms)
Lynn Anderson, San Antonio, Texas
Lindhurst Theatre
Overcoming the Barrier of the Hudson River
(Planting a Church in Bayonne, New Jersey)
Henry & Millie Gomez, Bayonne, New Jersey
CAC 204
Passing the Baton
(Nurturing Faith in Your Grandchildren)
Barbara Barnes, Vancouver, Washington
Bonnie Miller, Vancouver, Washington
CAC 214
Beauty Secrets of Esther
(Being Prepared for “Such a Time as This”)
Linda Truschke, Malibu, California
Natalie Smith, Angleton, Texas
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
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Thursday, May 6 • 11:00 a.m.
Thursday, May 6 • 12:00 noon
11:00 a.m.
Title:
Speaker:
Song Leader:
Place:
Main Lecture
12:00–1:30 p.m.
Luncheon Programs
“My Chosen Instrument”
(Acts 9:1-19)
Fred Boadu Asare, Fetteh, Ghana, West Africa
Randy Gill, Norcross, Georgia
Firestone Fieldhouse
Global Missions Luncheon
Missions Resource Network
Alan Phillips, Bedford, Texas
Hahn Fireside Room
National Day of Prayer
May 6, 2010
The National Day of Prayer occurs during our
time together. This annual emphasis on prayer,
established by Congress, encourages Americans
to pray for our nation, its people, and its leaders.
The theme for 2010 is
“Prayer for Such a Time as This.”
An evening Lecture in Firestone Fieldhouse.
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Host:
Speaker:
Place:
Hosts:
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Place:
Hosts:
Speaker:
Place:
Leaven Journal (A Publication of Ministry
for Churches of the Restoration Heritage)
Stuart & D’Esta Love, Malibu, California
Rubel Shelly, Rochester Hills, Michigan
Faculty Dining Room
Healing Hands International
David & Janice Goolsby, Nashville, Tennessee
Beaman (Terrace) Patio
21st Century Christian, Power for Today
Steven & Emily Y. Lemley,
Westlake Village, California
Helen Young, Malibu, California
Don McLaughlin, Atlanta, Georgia
Heritage Hall
Thursday, May 6 • 2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
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Title:
Teachers:
Place:
Title:
Teacher:
Place:
The Feast
(How to Serve Jesus in a Famished World)
Josh Graves, Brentwood, Tennessee
Stauffer Chapel
Title:
Moderator:
Panelists:
Radical Recovery (Rethinking Our Response to
Substance Use/Abuse Issues in the Church)
Jo-Anne Fleming, Beamsville, Ontario, Canada
AMB 105
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Place:
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Place:
Post Mortem (What Happens After We Die and
What Happens When Jesus Returns?)
Douglas Jacoby, Marietta, Georgia
AC 280
Title:
Teacher:
Place:
“Remember Those in Prison”
(Compassionate Ministries of Churches of Christ
in South African Correctional Centers)
Tebego Ramatsui, Pretoria, South Africa
Machona Monyamane, Pretoria, South Africa
AC 270
Title:
Teachers:
Place:
The Divine Rescue
(The Gripping Drama of a Lost World and of the
Creator Who Will Not Let it Go)
Edward William Fudge, Houston, Texas
AC 263
Hosts:
Place:
What Really Matters: Called By God to a
World He Loves (Part Two: How Jesus Sees THE MESSAGE)
Mike Cope, Abilene, Texas
Landon Saunders, Norwich, Vermont
The ZOE Group, Nashville, Tennessee
Smothers Theatre
At the Cross
(A Musical & Media Worship Experience)
Hallal, Franklin, Tennessee
Ken Young, Franklin, Tennessee
Elkins Auditorium
Selecting Spiritual Leaders
(Can it Seem Good to the Holy Spirit and to Us?)
Doug Peters, Arlington, Texas
AMB 220
The Richness of Living Simply
(Finding True Wealth by Living With Less)
Linda Smith, Little Rock, Arkansas
AC 290
Difficult Texts in Acts
Jealous of What? (The Historical Background of
Zealous Rage Against Paul in Acts 13-14)
Chris Hutson, Charlotte, North Carolina
AC 286
Jesus Living Next Door (Being Jesus in the
Communities Where We Live)
Melvin & Barbara Byrd, Port Orchard, Washington
KSC 130
When Loved Ones Go To War (Ministering to
Soldiers Who Are Away From Home)
Gary & Charlotte Cage, Reno, Nevada
Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library
The Malibu Miracle
(Pepperdine’s Dramatic Move to the Coast)
Bill Banowsky, Dallas, Texas
Plaza 190
Thursday, May 6 • 2:00 p.m.
Helping Churches Plant Churches…In Asia
(Hosted by Missions Resource Network)
Daniel Rodriguez, Malibu, California
Winston Chong, Singapore, Malaysia
Mark Hooper, Bedford, Texas
Plaza 189
An Awareness of a Divine Presence
(Ordinary People Meeting an Extraordinary God)
Bruce Goodwin, Richfield, Minnesota
Plaza 188
21st Century Church: Not Without My Daughters
(Continuing a 17-Year Conversation at Pepperdine
Lectures on Molding Relationships for Eternity)
Rhonda Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee
Melinda Lowry, Wheaton, Illinois
Melissa Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee
Janet McPherson, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Raitt Recital Hall
No Debt, No Sweat
(Your Money—From Failure to Success)
Steve Diggs, Antioch, Tennessee
Lindhurst Theatre
God’s Resources for Creating Spiritual Values in
Family Businesses
Grant Goodvin, Wichita, Kansas
CAC 204
Ministering to “the Least of These” (Sharing the
Gospel With Underprivileged Children)
Terry Drake, Duncanville, Texas
Kevin McDonald, Kerrville, Texas
Jim Morris, Dallas, Texas
CAC 214
Pepperdine View (Teen Program)
Jacob & Lisa Parnell, Livermore, California
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
Finishing Well
(Wisdom for the Second Half of Life’s Race)
Andy & Carrie Wall, Oak Park, California
AC 261
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Thursday, May 6 • 3:15 p.m.
Thursday, May 6 • 3:15 p.m.
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3:15 p.m.
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Place:
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Panelists:
Place:
Classes
Title:
Great Ideas From Off-the-Wall Christians
(Part Two: Off-the-Wall Live Christians)
Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas
Smothers Theatre
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
The Church as the Good Samaritan
(Part Two: How We Gave Away a Million Dollars)
Don McLaughlin, Atlanta, Georgia
Elkins Auditorium
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
Teachers:
Place:
Title:
Moderator:
Panelists:
Place:
Title:
Women Impacting the Well-Being of the Church
(Sisters Seeking Unity and Harmony)
Sharon Lancaster, Goodlettsville, Tennessee
AC 290
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
The Hero of the Story
(A Symposium on Ministry Themes in the
Book of Acts—Hosted by Leaven Journal )
Stuart & D’Esta Love, Malibu, California
Jennifer Hale Christy, Newbury Park, California
Chris & Mary Lou Hutson, Salisbury, North Carolina
Rollin Ramsaran, Johnson City, Tennessee
AC 286
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
Atheist Apologetics
(The Struggle Not to Believe)
Jim Baird, Oklahoma City
AC 280
Teachers:
Place:
Title:
One Kingdom, Many Colors
(The Bible and Multicultural Christian Formation)
Samjung Kang-Hamilton, Abilene, Texas
AC 270
Teachers:
Place:
Exploring the Presence of God
(“Come, Let us Sing for Joy to the Lord”)
Littleton Praise Team, Littleton, Colorado
Stauffer Chapel
“Be Filled”–Unwrapping the Gift of the Holy
Spirit (Part Two: Receiving the Presence)
Gary Selby, Malibu, California
AMB 105
When the Church Comes Home
(Growing Large by Growing Smaller)
Eddie Randolph, Tampa, Florida
AMB 220
The Gospel of Jesus is for Risk-Takers (Part Two:
Taking Risks in Cultivating Relationships)
Josh Ross, Memphis, Tennessee
AC 263
New Churches in New Places for New People
(Part Three: A Case Study in Church Planting—
Renovo in Puyallup, Washington)
Amos Allen, Farmington, Kentucky
Scott Lambert, El Segundo, California
Scott & Holly Christensen, Puyallup, Washington
Doug & Jan Ingalls, Tacoma, Washington
Jake & Amy McVay, Puyallup, Washington
Chris Goldman, Seattle, Washington
William Lawrence, Seattle, Washington
AC 261
Hosts:
Place:
Artists & Composers: “Tell Me the Story of Jesus”
(Part One: The Nativity in Paintings and Songs)
Jennifer Rundlett, Frederick, Maryland
KSC 130
Why I’m in Love With Myself
(What a Monk Taught Me About Intimacy)
Pat Bills, Dallas, Texas
Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library
Treat Me Like a Customer
(Using Lessons From Work to Succeed in Life)
John & Melissa Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee
Louis & Charita Upkins, Franklin, Tennessee
Plaza 190
Building Bridges in the Air (World Christian
Broadcasting Speaks to Russia and Latin America)
Gayle Crowe, Cane Ridge, Tennessee
Alberto Castañeda, Pereira, Colombia, South America
Konstantin Chernushenko, Brentwood, Tennessee
Rex Morgan, Pembroke Pines, Florida
Plaza 189
Getting Back Up Again After the Fall (Finding
Community With God, Each Other and Creation)
Wes Crawford, Lubbock, Texas
Plaza 188
“Rock My Soul” (Listening for the Cry of the
Human Heart in Popular Music)
Ken Durham, Malibu, California
Raitt Recital Hall
Exodus: From Groans to Glory—It’s All the
Name! (Part Two: Moving to...Steadily)
Billy Wilson, Tucson, Arizona
Lindhurst Theatre
The Changing Face of Christianity in Nigeria
(Will the Church Survive?)
Chi & O.K. Ekwenye, Obuzor, Nigeria, Africa
CAC 204
“Go Into All the World”—Without Leaving
Home (Training Leaders in Place Through
Video Conferencing)
Steve Austin, Abilene, Texas
Enrique Martorell, Madrid, Spain
CAC 214
Pepperdine View (Teen Program)
Jacob & Lisa Parnell, Livermore, California
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
Thursday, May 6 • 4:30 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
Host:
Speaker:
Place:
Dinner Program
6:15 p.m.
Friends of Pepperdine
Andy Benton, Malibu, California
Ken Starr, Malibu, California
Rockwell Dining Center
* Please purchase tickets ($11.00) in advance
at the ticket sales table.
Song Leader:
Place:
7:00 p.m.
Title:
Speaker:
Song Leader:
Place:
9:00 p.m.
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AWP Pie and Coffee
…the Cherished Tradition Continues
Associated Women for Pepperdine
serves Pie & Coffee from 8:30-11:00
each evening in the
Tyler Campus Center (TCC).
Proceeds go directly to
AWP student scholarships.
Songfest
Keith Lancaster, Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Firestone Fieldhouse
Main Lecture
A Tale of Two Conversions
(Acts 10)
Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas
Keith Lancaster, Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Firestone Fieldhouse
Thursday, May 6 • 9:00 p.m.
Late Evening Programs
Inside Out
(An Experience in Worship)
The ZOE Group, Nashville, Tennessee
Peter Wilson, Escondido, California
Smothers Theatre
“Shout, Sing and Praise the Lord”
(A Musical Celebration)
Westside Praise, Beaverton, Oregon
Elkins Auditorium
Ignite—A Passion for Worship & Word (Part
Three: Evidence—Celebrating What the Spirit is
Doing by Uniting Churches in Kenya and Midland)
Charlton Taylor, Midland, Texas
Golf Course Road Worship Team, Midland, Texas
Kent Rogers, Midland, Texas
Stauffer Chapel
Balancing Brokenness
(Part Three: Addressing the “Broken World”
while Ministering to the “Local Church”)
Chris Goldman, Seattle, Washington
William Lawrence, Seattle, Washington
Raitt Recital Hall
“Summer of ’45”
(A Storyteller Reveals the Truth in Parables)
John William Smith, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Lindhurst Theatre
A New Hope: Heaven and Earth (Part Three:
Hope Renewed—We’ve Only Just Begun)
John Mark Hicks, Nashville, Tennessee
Bobby Valentine, Tucson, Arizona
Plaza 190
Shuttle Service
Shuttle service is available at no charge for all
Bible Lectures guests from 6:00 a.m.–11:30 p.m.
daily. See the map on page 26 for all shuttle stops.
Please call Lecture Central (310) 506-4270
if you have a special transportation need.
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Summer Religion Classes
Daily book signings
Title Waves
Spend the Summer in Malibu
Two courses will be offered by the
Religion Division
Times and locations of book signings will
be listed in the Daily Bulletin during the
week of Bible Lectures.
June 7-18, 2010
REL 548–Contemporary Issues and
Approaches in Ministry: The Theology
and Praxis of Worship
David Lemley
Talking
Back to
God
June 21-July 2, 2010
REL 531- Christian History and Theology
I: Ancient and Medieval
Ron Cox
S PEAKING
YOUR HEA
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THE PSALM
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Lynn Anderso
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with
FREEDOM AND COMMUNITY IN EXODUS
A Bold Vision of Human Freedom and Divine
Mercy
liberation from Egyptian bondage and its
The book of Exodus tells the story of Israel’s
an epic of origins for a nation, Exodus transcends
formation as a nation. Though at one level
desire to fashion a people who can live sane
its time and place as it bears witness to God’s
and in harmony with God.
and holy lives in community with each other
and always precarious. Making it real
Yet Exodus recognizes that this reality is hard-won
It requires also that freed people live
requires more than the overthrow of empires.
with
lives. To enable this, God makes covenants
meaningful, committed, and responsible
as a way of helping them become meritorious.
people, not on the basis of their merits but
what they were intended to be all along:
God gives freedom so that a people can become
women.
responsible, creative, life-giving men and
of a long-dead past, but the drama of a living
So the story of the exodus is not just a tale
of
seeks to capture its bold and timeless vision
present. Mark Hamilton, in this brief book,
community for believers today.
human freedom, divine mercy, and responsible
discusses important teachings from Exodus
“Mark Hamilton, a gifted scholar and professor,
outlines, dialogues between author and
in this book. Attractive features include helpful
teachers, and small groups will benefit
reader, and questions and reflections. Preachers,
greatly for thought and discussion.”
—John T. Willis, Professor of Old Testament,
ON THE MOUNTAIN with GOD
ON THE MOUNTAIN
ON THE MOUNTAIN
with
FREEDO M AND COMMU NITY IN EXODUS
Abilene Christian University
MARK W. HAMILTON
serves as Associate Dean of the Graduate
Mark W. Hamilton (Ph.D., Harvard University)
of Old Testament at Abilene Christian University,
School of Theology and Associate Professor
Holy Fire: The Nature and Function of Scripture
Abilene, Texas. He has co-authored God’s
Poetics of Kingship in Ancient Israel and the
(2002), authored The Body Royal: The Social
for The Transforming Word One-Volume
Levant (2005), and served as General Editor
Commentary on the Bible (2009).
MARK W.
HAMILTON
www.leafwoodpublishers.com
8/24/09 7:42 PM
Leafwood Mountain with God.indd
An Evening Lecture in Firestone Fieldhouse.
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Won by One Anniversary
GPC Alumni Reunion
Celebrating the 15th Anniversary of
2009–2010
1995–1996
G e or ge Pe ppe r d in e C ol l e ge
Gr a nd
P e PPe r di n e C e l e b r at ion
May 7–9, 2010
AT T E N T ION A L L G E ORG E PE PPE R DI N E C OL L E G E A LU M N I!
Make plans to visit the Malibu campus, to reunite with your GPC classmates and faculty at the Grand
Pepperdine Celebration. This weekend of fun will culminate with the GPC V dinner and “Curtain Call.”
See performances by past musical greats you won’t want to miss!
For more information, call (800) 767-2586 ext. 5 or visit www.seaver.pepperdine.edu/alumni/gpc/reunions.htm
Come for Bible Lectures and stay for GPC V.
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4. Lovernich (ABC) Apartments/RV Lot
SOL School of Law
5. Via Pacifica & Huntsinger Circle
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TAC Thornton Administrative Center
6. Drescher Graduate Campus
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Friday, May 7 • 7:00 a.m.
Friday, May 7 • 7:30 a.m.
Friday, May 7
7:30–8:15 a.m.
Morning Praise
7:00–8:00 a.m.
Breakfast Programs
Theme:
Hosts:
Place:
World Bible School & World English Institute
Carl Mitchell, Searcy, Arkansas
Dick Ady, Gresham, Oregon
Hahn Fireside Room
Teacher:
Singers:
Director:
Place:
The Mustard Seed Principle (The Mysterious
Growth of the Kingdom of God)
Charlton Taylor, Midland, Texas
Golf Course Road Worship Team, Midland, Texas
Kent Rogers, Midland, Texas
Smothers Theatre
Theme:
Teacher:
Song Leaders:
Place:
Hosts:
Speakers:
Place:
Kairos: Church Planting Support
Gena Granberg, Vancouver, Washington
Kim Lambert, El Segundo, California
Jimmy Adcox, Jonesboro, Arkansas
Denton Kernodle, Jonesboro, Arkansas
Faculty Dining Room
Praise From the Margins of Scripture and Society
(An Unpatriotic Swindler Who Made Things Right
in Luke 19)
Nathan Pickard, Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
Keith Lancaster, Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Anthony Lancaster, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Stauffer Chapel
TO UNDERSTAND
PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY,
ONE MUST UNDERSTAND
THE MALIBU
MIRACLE.
“…a compelling and complex story
told by one blessed with clear vision
and depth of courage rarely seen.”
—Andrew Benton
ORDER YOUR COPY BY VISITING:
www.themalibumiracle.com
GREET THE AUTHOR,
WILLIAM S. BANOWSKY AT
THIS YEAR’S BIBLE LECTURES
Book signing: Tuesday/Wednesday
from 8–8:45 p.m. at the Kiosk in
Firestone Fieldhouse
Class: Thursday/Friday
at 2 p.m. in Plaza 190
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TUESDAY,
Friday, May
MAY 71st
••
8:30
4:15
a.m.
p.m.
8:30 a.m.
Classes
Title:
Title:
Truthiness: What We All Want to Believe
(Part Three: God Just Wants Me To Be Happy)
Chris Seidman, Farmers Branch, Texas
Firestone Fieldhouse
Teacher:
Place:
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
Title:
Teacher:
Place:
The Greatest Story Ever
(Part Three: The Prodigal Brother)
Rick Atchley, Fort Worth, Texas
Smothers Theatre
Teachers:
Place:
Title:
Title:
Singers:
Place:
Sing to the Lord a New Song (A Morning Concert)
Psalom, St. Petersburg, Russia
Elkins Auditorium
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
Title:
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Place:
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
Title:
Teacher:
Place:
All We are Meant to Be (Reviving and Sustaining
Growing and Healthy Churches)
Tim Spivey, Escondido, California
AMB 105
Teachers:
Title:
Place:
Teacher:
Place:
Strategic Moments in a Church That Grew
From 35 to 1600
Steve Moore, Meridian, Idaho
AMB 220
Title:
Title:
Teacher:
Place:
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
Title:
Teacher:
Place:
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
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Title:
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Place:
Title:
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Preserving Our A Cappella Heritage (Part Three:
Only God Can Do More Than We Imagine)
Keith Lancaster, Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Stauffer Chapel
The Gospels’ Truth About Time With God
(Part Three: Practicing the Presence of God)
Karen Alexander, Austin, Texas
AC 290
The Hero of the Story
(An Expository Study of the Book of Acts)
Ken Cukrowski, Abilene, Texas
AC 286
Science and Religion: Moving Beyond
Controversy (Part Three: A Christian View of
Climate Change Science)
Steve Davis, Malibu, California
AC 280
On the Mountain With God
(Freedom and Community in Exodus)
Mark Hamilton, Abilene, Texas
Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library
The Chemo Chronicles
(Growing Together When Cancer Strikes)
Dale & Vicki Hawley, Hudson, Wisconsin
Plaza 190
“Se habla English” (The Secret to Reaching Second
and Third Generation Latinos in the USA)
Daniel Rodriguez, Malibu, California
Plaza 189
TUESDAY,
Friday, May
MAY 71st
••
8:30
4:15
a.m.
p.m.
Protecting Vulnerable Others (Risk Management
Strategies for Churches and Church Leaders)
Linda Oxford, Memphis, Tennessee
Plaza 188
My World is Upside Down!
(Helping Widows Cope With this New Reality)
Judy Casey, Malibu, California
Susan Giboney, Malibu, California
Claudia Sangster, Malibu, California
Raitt Recital Hall
Religion on Planet Earth
(Understanding What 7 Billion People Believe)
Dyron Daughrity, Malibu, California
Lindhurst Theatre
A Rwanda Genocide Survivor’s Story
(How God Gave Me Hope for a Future)
Joel Ndatsikira, Kigali, Rwanda, Africa
CAC 204
Reinventing Your Children’s Ministry
(Part Two: Strategies for the Next Decade)
Garry Bortz, Campbell, California
CAC 214
Pay it Forward in Jesus’ Name
(Blessed By God to be a Blessing to the World)
Billy McGuiggan, Natick, Massachusetts
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
Overcoming “Shallowness” in a Facebook and
Twitter Culture (Cultivating “Deeper” Spiritual
Relationships in Small Groups)
Gilbert & Kate Kerrigan, West Lafayette, Indiana
AC 270
Beyond “No Creed But the Bible”
(Finding Doctrinal Focus for the Journey Ahead)
Leonard Allen, Siloam Springs, Arkansas
AC 263
Tribal Youth Ministry
(It Takes a Church to Raise a Teen)
Duncan & Sherah Campbell, Memphis, Tennessee
AC 261
Ride Into the Danger Zone
(Sharing Your Faith on the Edges of the Kingdom)
Bruce & Janet Bates, Cumberland, Rhode Island
KSC 130
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Friday, May 7 • 9:45 a.m.
Friday, May 7 • 9:45 a.m.
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9:45 a.m.
Title:
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
Teacher:
Place:
Title:
Moderator:
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Bound and Determined (Christian Men and
Women Working in Partnership)
Jeanene Reese, Abilene, Texas
AC 290
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Reminiscences of an Octogenarian
(My Adventuresome Life in Churches of Christ)
Tom Olbricht, South Berwick, Maine
AC 286
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Is Jesus Green?
(A Christian View of the Environment)
Matt Carter, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
AC 280
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Life.NEXT: When “Holding Our Own” is a Sin
(Part Three: Jesus.NEXT—A New and
Improved Savior?)
Jeff Walling, Charlotte, North Carolina
Firestone Fieldhouse
I Knew Jesus Before He Was a Christian
(And I Liked Him Better Then)
Rubel Shelly, Rochester Hills, Michigan
Smothers Theatre
Embracing Our Role in a Post-Denominational
World (A Conversation About a Shared Future)
Randy Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee
Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas
Rhonda Lowry, Nashville, Tennessee
Richard Mouw, Pasadena, California
Elkins Auditorium
Thinking Through Our Approach to Culture
(Test Case: The Gay and Lesbian Movement)
Drew Gaylor, Lawrenceville, Georgia
Stauffer Chapel
The Power of Prayer in the 21st Century
(Part Three: To Verbally Dream the
Impossible Dream)
Terry Rush, Tulsa, Oklahoma
AMB 105
Turning Churches Inside Out
(Moving Members From Their Pews Into the Lives
of People who Need to Know Jesus)
Mark & Sherrylee Woodward, Fort Worth, Texas
Craig Altrock, Fort Worth, Texas
Darin Campbell, Austin, Texas
Emily Spivey, Escondido, California
Ben Woodward, Keller, Texas
AMB 220
Riding With the “Magnificent Seven” (When
Unity Trumps Strategy in the Ephesian 4 Model)
Victor Knowles, Joplin, Missouri
David Erickson, Council Bluffs, Iowa
AC 270
The Ultimate Escape
(Overcoming Addictive Sexual Behavior)
Steve Holladay, Allen, Texas
AC 263
Rainbow Family in the Pearl of Africa
(Insights From our Journey, 1996-2009)
Ian & Danetta Shelburne, Mbale, Uganda, Africa
AC 261
A New Testament Church Movement in Russia
(The Past, Present, and Promising Future)
Igor Egirev, St. Petersburg, Russia
KSC 130
How Would You Respond if Jesus Insulted You?
(Rejoicing in the Humility and the Hope of the
Canaanite Woman)
Don Rose, Vineland, Ontario, Canada
Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library
Taking the Saints to Church
(Making Holy Lives From the Past a Regular Part
of Your Church’s Spiritual Formation)
Jeff Cary, Lubbock, Texas
Plaza 190
Seize the Day
(Making “Right Now” Unforgettable)
David & Becky Rubio, Brentwood, Tennessee
Plaza 189
Meaningful Conversations (Part Two: A Support
Group for a Post-Abortion Recovery Program)
Sheila Bost, Santa Monica, California
Plaza 188
Sex Trafficking, Twitter, Genocide, and
Depression (The Issues that Inundate the Lives
of Our Youth and How We as a Church Can and
Should Respond to Them)
Thomas Fitzpatrick, Malibu, California
Raitt Recital Hall
Talking Back to God
(Speaking Your Heart to God Through the Psalms)
Lynn Anderson, San Antonio, Texas
Lindhurst Theatre
Keeping Your Family Together While Planting a
Church in the Inner City (Lessons From Eleven Years)
Pat & Carla Pugh, Cincinnati, Ohio
CAC 204
Choice Language (Reinforcing Positive Ways of
Communicating With Children)
Allan & Kristi White, Portland, Oregon
CAC 214
Campus Ministry = World Evangelism
(Why Are the Most Receptive People in the
World the Most Neglected by the Church?)
Tyler & Jennifer Ellis, Flagstaff, Arizona
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
LECTURE CENTRAL
New Location! Plaza 191
(310) 506-4270
Friday, May 7 • 12:00 noon
11:00 a.m.
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12:00-1:30 p.m.
Luncheon Programs
“To An Unknown God”
(Acts 17:16-34)
Mladen Jovanovic, Zagreb, Croatia
Keith Lancaster, Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Firestone Fieldhouse
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Rochester College
Rubel Shelly, Rochester Hills, Michigan
Mark Love, Rochester Hills, Michigan
Hahn Fireside Room
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Children’s Ministries
Penny White, Agoura Hills, California
Garry Bortz, Campbell, California
Faculty Dining Room
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Future Events at Pepperdine
Ascending Voice II
May 12-15, 2010
31st Annual William Green Lectures
October 4-5, 2010
40th Annual Thanksgiving Youthfest
November 26-28, 2010
7th Annual Frank Pack Lectures
January 10-11, 2011
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68th Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectures
May 3-6, 2011
SPANISH PROGRAMS
Campus Ministries
Thomas Fitzpatrick, Malibu, California
Linda Truschke, Malibu, California
Tyler Ellis, Flagstaff, Arizona
Beaman (Terrace) Patio
Restoration Quarterly
John Wilson, Malibu, California
Chris Keith, Lincoln, Illinois
Heritage Hall
PROGRAMA DE ACT IVIDADES EN ESPAÑOL
VIERNES, 7 DE MAYO
Program of Activities in Spanish: Friday, May 7th
11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
Convivio y confraternidad
Food & Fellowship
Alumni Park
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¡Bienvenida!
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“Hechos del Espíritu Santo en el Antiguo
Testamento”
“Acts of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament”
Enrique Martorell, Madrid, España
CCB 205
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“La inspiración del Libro de Hechos”
“The inspiration of the Book of Acts”
Enrique Gonzalez, Rialto, California
CCB 257
“De papiro evangelismo a evangelismo digital”
(Uso de la computadora personal para estudiar y
anunciar la Palabra de Dios)
“From papyrus evangelism to digital evangelism”
(Use of the personal computer to study and announce
the Word of God)
Tomás Allen, La Verne, California
CCB 245
3:15 p.m.
“Hechos del Espíritu Santo en el Nuevo
Testamento”
“Acts of the Holy Spirit in the New Testament”
Enrique Martorell, Madrid, España
CCB 205
“Lecciones aprendidas en Hechos para
evangelizar hoy”
“Lessons learned in Acts to evangelize today”
Alberto Castañeda,
Pereira, Colombia, South America
CCB 257
“De papiro evangelismo a ciberespacio
evangelismo”
(Uso del Internet para teleconferencia enseñar y
anunciar la Palabra de Dios)
“From papyrus evangelism to cyberspace evangelism”
(Use of the Internet to teleconference-teach and
announce the Word of God)
Steve Austin, Abilene, Texas
CCB 245
7:00 p.m.
“Rogaron que Amaneciera” “They Prayed for Daylight”
David Fleer, Nashville, Tennessee
Tomás Allen, La Verne, California
Firestone Fieldhouse
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“El es la canción que nosotros cantamos”
“He is the song we sing”
Ministerio Restauración, Tijuana, México
Heritage Hall
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Friday, May 7 • 2:00 p.m.
Friday, May 7 • 2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
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“Leaning on the Everlasting Arms”
(A Family Celebration of Favorite Hymns)
McCoy Family Singers, Merkel, Texas
Elkins Auditorium
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How Much Are You Worth?
(What Jesus Teaches Us About Human Dignity)
Ron Highfield, Agoura Hills, California
Stauffer Chapel
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Defeating Depression
(Biblical Pathways to Emotional Wellness)
Stephen Sheppard, Salt Lake City, Utah
AMB 105
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Can I Trust You?
(A Conversation Between Church Staff Members
on the Crucial Importance of Trust)
Dennis Baker, Tacoma, Washington
Jim Karkosky, Tacoma, Washington
Glenn Newton, Tacoma, Washington
AMB 220
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What Really Matters: Called By God to a World
He Loves
(Part Three: How Jesus Sees THE WORLD)
Mike Cope, Abilene, Texas
Landon Saunders, Norwich, Vermont
The ZOE Group, Nashville, Tennessee
Smothers Theatre
The Richness of Living Simply
(Finding True Wealth by Living With Less)
Linda Smith, Little Rock, Arkansas
AC 290
Difficult Texts in Acts
The Scandal of the Woman Teacher (Priscilla
and Aquila Teaching Apollos in Acts 18:24-28)
Kindy Pfremmer DeLong, Newbury Park,
California
AC 286
Post Mortem (What Happens After We Die and
What Happens When Jesus Returns?)
Douglas Jacoby, Marietta, Georgia
AC 280
An Angel’s View (Encountering God Through the
Stories of the Heavenly Hosts)
Mike O’Neal, Titusville, Florida
AC 270
The Divine Rescue
(The Gripping Drama of a Lost World and of the
Creator Who Will Not Let it Go)
Edward William Fudge, Houston, Texas
AC 263
Coaching Ministers for Bigger Impact
(A Strategy for Multiplying Churches)
Amos Allen, Farmington, Kentucky
Stan Granberg, Vancouver, Washington
AC 261
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Accepting People Where They Are
(While Helping Each Other Accept Where God
Wants Us To Be)
Jon Reed, El Segundo, California
Jordan Watson, El Segundo, California
KSC 130
The Beginning of Healing (Choices We Make that
Open the Door for God to Heal Us)
Ben Brewster, Bossier City, Louisiana
Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library
The Malibu Miracle
(Pepperdine’s Dramatic Move to the Coast)
Bill Banowsky, Dallas, Texas
Plaza 190
Helping Churches Plant Churches…In the South
Pacific (Hosted by Missions Resource Network)
Daniel Rodriguez, Malibu, California
Chris Miller, Tauranga, New Zealand
Alan Phillips, Bedford, Texas
Plaza 189
Still Living By Faith
(The Legacy of Annie May Alston Lewis)
Evertt & Ileene Huffard, Memphis, Tennessee
Plaza 188
Bearing Witness (A Reflection on Discipleship in
Acts and the Implications for Ministry)
Tabatha Jones, Thousand Oaks, California
Raitt Recital Hall
From Creation to Resurrection
(The Importance of the Physical for Spiritual Life)
Tom Robinson, New York City, New York
Lindhurst Theatre
Family Business Blessings and Curses
(Passing Along More Than Wealth)
Otis & Maryan Baskin, Malibu, California
CAC 204
Life Begins When Hope is Born
(The Compassionate Ministry of Village of Hope
Orphanage in Ghana, West Africa)
Fred & Faustina Asare, Fetteh, Ghana, West Africa
CAC 214
Pepperdine View (Teen Program)
Jacob & Lisa Parnell, Livermore, California
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
Friday, May 7 • 3:15 p.m.
3:15 p.m.
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Elkins Auditorium
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“Sing Your Own Story” (Introducing New Songs
for Congregational Singing)
Westside Praise, Beaverton, Oregon
Stauffer Chapel
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Great Ideas From Off-the-Wall Christians
(Part Three: Out of Our Minds for God’s Sake)
Randy Harris, Abilene, Texas
Smothers Theatre
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Atheist Apologetics
(The Struggle Not to Believe)
Jim Baird, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
AC 280
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“Your People Will Be My People”
(Our Experience of Reaching Across Cultures For
the Cause of Christ)
Steve & Ruth Byrne, Honolulu, Hawaii
AC 270
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“Be Filled”–Unwrapping the Gift of the Holy
Spirit (Part Three: Embracing the Practice)
Gary Selby, Malibu, California
AMB 105
Rejoice at the Final Score, 1-0
(Winners of the Spiritual Soccer World Cup)
Alexander Melirrytos, Athens, Greece
AMB 220
Choosing to Be Beautiful (A Mother & Daughter
Reflect on Their Heritage of True Beauty)
Julie Magos, Escondido, California
Vanessa Magos, Escondido, California
AC 290
The Hero of the Story
(A Symposium on Ministry Themes in the
Book of Acts—Hosted by Leaven Journal )
Stuart & D’Esta Love, Malibu, California
Jennifer Hale Christy, Newbury Park, California
Chris & Mary Lou Hutson, Salisbury, North Carolina
Rollin Ramsaran, Johnson City, Tennessee
AC 286
The Gospel of Jesus is for Risk-Takers (Part Three:
Taking Risks in Affirming the Justice of God)
Josh Ross, Memphis, Tennessee
AC 263
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New Churches in New Places for New People
(Part Four: New Churches in Big Cities)
Stan Granberg, Vancouver, Washington
Jim & Beverly Harbin, Memphis, Tennessee
L.C. Kimmons, Memphis, Tennessee
Meredith McCollum, East Hollywood, California
Dorn & Carolyn Muscar, Memphis, Tennessee
Cynthia Turner, St. Louis, Missouri
AC 261
Friday, May 7 • 3:15 p.m.
Artists & Composers: “Tell Me the Story of Jesus”
(Part Two: The Passion in Paintings and Songs)
Jennifer Rundlett, Frederick, Maryland
KSC 130
Why I’m in Love With Myself
(What a Monk Taught Me About Intimacy)
Pat Bills, Dallas, Texas
Kresge Reading Room/Payson Library
“Light Seekers” on a Remarkable Journey
(Cameos From History of People Who Searched
for God)
Stuart Penhall, Gosford, NSW, Australia
Plaza 190
Building Bridges in the Air (World Christian
Broadcasting Speaks to Africa and the Mid-East)
Gayle Crowe, Cane Ridge, Tennessee
Henry Huffard, Nashville, Tennessee
Biodun Owolabi, Abeokuta, Nigeria
Tony Tadros, Brentwood, Tennessee
Plaza 189
Getting Back Up Again After the Fall (Finding
Community With God, Each Other and Creation)
Wes Crawford, Lubbock, Texas
Plaza 188
Listening for Good News in Popular Music
(A Recommended Pop Playlist for the Church)
David Lemley, Malibu, California
Raitt Recital Hall
Exodus: From Groans to Glory—It’s All the
Name! (Part Three: Moving in...Forever)
Billy Wilson, Tucson, Arizona
Lindhurst Theatre
The Powerful Witness of a Powerless People
(The Growth of Churches of Christ in Ghana)
Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah
Accra, Ghana, West Africa
CAC 204
The Church is a Community of Rescue Workers
(Becoming the Hospital for Soul Sick People)
Spencer Dunlap, Kansas City, Missouri
CAC 214
Pepperdine View (Teen Program)
Jacob & Lisa Parnell, Livermore, California
Howard A. White Center (HAWC)
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Friday, May 7 • 4:30 p.m.
Friday, May 7 • 9:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
Dinner Program
Appreciation Dinner in Honor of Mike & Nancy O’Neal
Place: Rockwell Dining Center
*Please purchase tickets ($11.00) in
advance at the Ticket Sales Table.
Mike O’Neal attended Oklahoma Christian University from 1964 to
1966 before completing his degree in accounting and business at Harding
University in 1968. While serving as a Navy officer, he passed the CPA
examination with the 17th highest score nationwide and received the
Bronze Star for Meritorious Service during an 18-month tour of duty in
Vietnam. He earned his juris doctorate from Stanford University in 1974,
and returned to Harding to serve on the faculty from 1974 to 1976.
For the first eight years of her life, Nancy Lavender lived in Italy where
her parents were Christian missionaries. The family moved to Ohio, but
from age 13 to 20 Nancy returned to Italy each summer to work in the
“Project Italy” mission program established by her parents. She graduated
from Harding in 1975. Mike and Nancy met on the Harding campus,
and they were married on December 21, 1974, at the Church of Christ in
Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
When the O’Neals moved to Pepperdine University in 1976, it was
the beginning of an exciting 26-year chapter in their lives that only ended
when Mike became president of Oklahoma Christian University in 2002.
In the Pepperdine years, Mike served as general counsel and vice president
for finance and administration and was named vice chancellor in 1991. The
O’Neals were active in teaching Bible classes at the University Church of
Christ, and they really enjoyed “adopting” new Pepperdine students every
year. Mike served as a deacon and an elder with the University Church of
Christ for many years.
In the eight years the O’Neals have served at OC, enrollment has
increased significantly and the endowment has more than doubled. Mike
and Nancy have been very active in initiating and promoting programs
to assist the people of Rwanda, Africa, as they recover from the genocide
that killed more than 1 million Rwandans 16 years ago. The president
of Rwanda visited the OC campus in 2006, and returns in April 2010
to speak at the graduation of the first 10 of 58 outstanding Rwandan
students attending OC.
Mike and Nancy have two children, Michael and Amanda, and all
of the O’Neals are members of the Memorial Road Church of Christ
adjacent to the OC campus. Michael completed his bachelor’s degree
at OC and earned a law degree from Pepperdine, and he works for a
law firm in Oklahoma City. During his OC years he met and married
Becky Graham, who is a faculty member in the School of Nursing at
OC. They have a son, Will, who will be 4 in March 2010, and Will is
looking forward to becoming a big brother in June 2010. Mandy attended
Lubbock Christian University and completed her bachelor’s degree and
MBA degree from OC. She works for Sandridge Energy Company in
Oklahoma City and is active in the singles ministry at Memorial Road
Church. Mike and Nancy celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on
December 21, 2009.
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Songfest
Ken Young & Hallal, Franklin, Tennessee
Firestone Fieldhouse
Main Lecture
“They Prayed for Daylight”
(Acts 27-28)
David Fleer, Nashville, Tennessee
Ken Young & Hallal, Franklin, Tennessee
Firestone Fieldhouse
Late Evening Programs
Rediscover a Sense of Wonder
(A Contemporary Worship Experience)
Psallo, Los Angeles, California
Mark Campbell, Los Angeles, California
Smothers Theatre
“Free to Lift Our Voices”
(A Closing Night Concert)
True Lift, Pepperdine University
Elkins Auditorium
“Come Into His Presence With Singing”
(Rejoice and Be Glad)
Sweet Harmony, Denver, Colorado
Stauffer Chapel
“Time in a Bottle”
(A Storyteller Reveals the Truth in Parables)
John William Smith, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Lindhurst Theatre
P r o g r a m Pa r t i c i pa n t s
Behailu Abebe
Jimmy Adcox
Dick Ady
Karen Alexander
Amos Allen
Leonard Allen
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Africa
Jonesboro, Arkansas
Gresham, Oregon
Austin, Texas
Farmington, Kentucky
Siloam Springs, Arkansas
Tomás Allen
Craig Altrock
Chris Altrock
Lynn Anderson
Faustina Asare
Fred Boadu Asare
La Verne, California
Fort Worth, Texas
Memphis, Tennessee
San Antonio, Texas
Fetteh, Ghana, Africa
Fetteh, Ghana, Africa
Rick Atchley
Steve Austin
Jim Baird
Dennis Baker
William Baker
Bill Banowsky
Fort Worth, Texas
Abilene, Texas
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Tacoma, Washington
Cincinnati, Ohio
Dallas, Texas
Barbara Barnes
Maryan Baskin
Otis Baskin
Bruce Bates
Janet Bates
Laurie Bates
Vancouver, Washington
Malibu, California
Malibu, California
Cumberland, Rhode Island
Cumberland, Rhode Island
Fredericksburg, Virginia
Junhui Bian
Zechariah Manyok Biar
Pat Bills
Brenda Bolanis
Gary Bortz
Sheila Bost
Guangdong, China
Bor, South Sudan, Africa
Dallas, Texas
Whittier, California
Campbell, California
Santa Monica, California
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Ben Brewster
Ann Brumley
Brady Bryce
Becky Burroughs
Barbara Byrd
Melvin Byrd
Bossier City, Louisiana
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Abilene, Texas
Rowlett, Texas
Port Orchard, Washington
Port Orchard, Washington
Ruth Byrne
Steve Byrne
Charlotte Cage
Gary Cage
Darin Campbell
Duncan Campbell
Honolulu, Hawaii
Honolulu, Hawaii
Reno, Nevada
Reno, Nevada
Austin, Texas
Memphis, Tennessee
Mark Campbell
Sherah Campbell
Matt Carter
Jeff Cary
Judy Casey
Alberto Castañeda
Los Angeles, California
Memphis, Tennessee
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Lubbock, Texas
Malibu, California
Pereira, Colombia, South America
Konstantin Chernushenko
Randy Chesnutt
Chris Chetsanga
Winston Chong
Holly Christensen
Scott Christensen
Brentwood, Tennessee
Malibu, California
Harare, Zimbabwe, Africa
Singapore, Malaysia
Puyallup, Washington
Puyallup, Washington
Jennifer Hale Christy
Bob Clark
Lourene Clark
David Clayton
Sydney Clayton
Tony Coffey
Newbury Park, California
Jackson, Tennessee
Jackson, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
Dublin, Ireland
P r o g r a m Pa r t i c i pa n t s
Mike Cope
Wes Crawford
Ellen Crigler
Willard Crigler
Chris Crooks
Gayle Crowe
Abilene, Texas
Lubbock, Texas
Pacoima, California
Pacoima, California
Great Falls, Montana
Cane Ridge, Tennessee
Lisa Crowe
Ken Cukrowski
Tim Curtis
Gordon Dabbs
Jason Darden
Mary Darden
Cane Ridge, Tennessee
Abilene, Texas
Georgetown, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Sacramento, California
Sacramento, California
Dyron Daughrity
Sunde Daughrity
Steve Davis
Kindy Pfremmer DeLong
Steve Diggs
Chris Doran
Malibu, California
Malibu, California
Malibu, California
Newbury Park, California
Antioch, Tennessee
Calabasas, California
Terry Drake
Spencer Dunlap
Ken Durham
Steve Eckman
Igor Egirev
Chi Ekwenye
Duncanville, Texas
Kansas City, Missouri
Nashville, Tennessee
York, Nebraska
St. Petersburg, Russia
Obuzor, Nigeria, Africa
O. K. Ekwenye
Jennifer Ellis
Tyler Ellis
David Erickson
Frank Farr
Thu Fenno
Obuzor, Nigeria, Africa
Flagstaff, Arizona
Flagstaff, Arizona
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Houston, Texas
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Wyatt Fenno
Jeff Fincher
Natasha Fincher
Anthony Fischetto
Cheryl Fischetto
Rebecca Fitzpatrick
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Ensenada, Mexico
Ensenada, Mexico
Reading, Pennsylvania
Reading, Pennsylvania
Malibu, California
Thomas Fitzpatrick
David Fleer
Jo-Anne Fleming
Edward William Fudge
Steven Gaines
Drew Gaylor
Malibu, California
Nashville, Tennessee
Beamsville, Ontario, Canada
Houston, Texas
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Lawrenceville, Georgia
Susan Giboney
LaJuana Gill
Randy Gill
Cathy Gilmore
Chris Goldman
Henry Gomez
Malibu, California
Norcross, Georgia
Norcross, Georgia
Gresham, Oregon
Seattle, Washington
Bayonne, New Jersey
Millie Gomez
Enrique Gonzalez
Grant Goodvin
Bruce Goodwin
Dave Goolsby
Janice Goolsby
Bayonne, New Jersey
Anaheim, California
Wichita, Kansas
Richfield, Minnesota
Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
Gena Granberg
Stan Granberg
Josh Graves
Keleigh Crigler Hadley
Maurice Hall
Mark Hamilton
Vancouver, Washington
Vancouver, Washington
Brentwood, Tennessee
Hawthorne, California
Whittier, California
Abilene, Texas
P r o g r a m Pa r t i c i pa n t s
Beverly Harbin
Jim Harbin
Nancy Harbron
Randy Harris
Chip Hartzell
Kathy Hartzell
Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis, Tennessee
Indianapolis, Indiana
Abilene, Texas
Exeter, Pennsylvania
Exeter, Pennyslvania
Jay Hawkins
Dale Hawley
Vicki Hawley
John Mark Hicks
Ron Highfield
Salina Ho
Caldwell, Idaho
Hudson, Wisconsin
Hudson, Wisconsin
Nashville, Tennessee
Agoura Hills, California
Franklin, Tennessee
Randy Hohf
Sandy Hohf
Steve Holladay
Sarah Hollingsworth
Gary Holloway
Mark Hooper
Whitefish, Montana
Whitefish, Montana
Allen, Texas
Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
Bedford, Texas
Evertt Huffard
Henry Huffard
Ileene Huffard
Jacqui Hurd
Jimmy Hurd
Chris Hutson
Memphis, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
Memphis, Tennessee
Southfield, Michigan
Southfield, Michigan
Salisbury, North Carolina
Mary Lou Hutson
Doug Ingalls
Jan Ingalls
Phil Jackson
Douglas Jacoby
Darron Jones
Salisbury, North Carolina
Tacoma, Washington
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Downey, California
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Tabatha Jones
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Jim Karkosky
Chris Keith
Denton Kernodle
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Zagreb, Croatia
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Gilbert Kerrigan
Kate Kerrigan
L. C. Kimmons
Dan Knight
Victor Knowles
Kim Lambert
West Lafayette, Indiana
West Lafayette, Indiana
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Joplin, Missouri
El Segundo, California
Scott Lambert
Anthony Lancaster
Keith Lancaster
Sharon Lancaster
Earl Lavender
Caitlin Lawrence
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Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
Thousand Oaks, California
William Lawrence
David Lemley
Emily Y. Lemley
Steven Lemley
Jason Locke
D’Esta Love
Seattle, Washington
Malibu, California
Westlake Village, California
Westlake Village, California
Fresno, California
Malibu, California
Mark Love
Stuart Love
Andrej Lovse
Nina Lovse
John Lowry
Melinda Lowry
Rochester Hills, Michigan
Malibu, California
Maribor, Slovenia
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Nashville, Tennessee
Wheaton, Illinois
P r o g r a m Pa r t i c i pa n t s
Melissa Lowry
Randy Lowry
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Julie Magos
Vanessa Magos
Steve Mahoney
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Escondido, California
Escondido, California
Newark, Delaware
Rick Marrs
Enrique Martorell
Meredith McCollum
Kevin McDonald
Gerald McGill
Gloria McGill
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Madrid, Spain
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Kansas City, Missouri
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Billy McGuiggan
Scot McKnight
Don McLaughlin
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Puyallup, Washington
Puyallup, Washington
Alexander Melirrytos
Eleni Melirrytos
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Chris Miller
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Machona Monyamane
Genny Moore
Steve Moore
Tyson Moore
Rex Morgan
Jim Morris
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Richard Mouw
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Glenn Newton
Regina Newton
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South Berwick, Maine
Titusville, Florida
Mike O’Neal
Nancy O’Neal
Marti O’Rear
Jennifer Osborn
Lance Osborn
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Allen, Texas
Sacramento, California
Sacramento, California
Abeokuta, Nigeria, Africa
Linda Oxford
Collin Packer
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Leah Parker
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Jacob Parnell
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Malibu, California
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Lisa Parnell
Stuart Penhall
Lucy Perrin
Doug Peters
Alan Phillips
Nathan Pickard
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Donna Nofziger Plank
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Jon Reed
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Anne-Marie Rogers
Kent Rogers
Don Rose
Josh Ross
David Rubio
Becky Rubio
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Exeter, Pennsylvania
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Malibu, California
Norwich, Vermont
Rob Scobey
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Mbale, Uganda, Africa
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Ian Shelburne
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Kigali, Rwanda, Africa
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Linda Smith
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General Information
General Information
General Information
CONTACT INFORMATION
Department of Church Relations
24255 Pacific Coast Highway
Malibu, CA 90263-4270
(310) 506-4270
Fax: (310) 506-4227
church.relations@pepperdine.edu
www.pepperdine.edu/biblelectures/
Lecture Central
Plaza 191 (in the new annex near Elkins Auditorium)
(310) 506-4270
Hours:
Tuesday
1:00 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
NEW
Wednesday 6:30 a.m.–10:30 p.m.
Thursday
6:30 a.m.–10:30 p.m.
LOCATION!
Friday
6:30 a.m.–10:30 p.m.
Saturday
6:30 a.m.–10:00 a.m.
HOUSING INFORMATION
We are pleased to offer student housing for our Bible Lectures guests.
Each room has two twin beds and wireless Internet capabilities.
To see floorplans of each housing option, please visit
http://services.pepperdine.edu/housing/options/
Dorm Room
$100 per adult for all 4 nights
Lovernich/ABC Apts.$100 per adult for 4 nights (must be in groups of 6)
Drescher Apts.
$120 per adult for 4 nights (must be in groups of 6)
Towers
$150 per adult for 4 nights (must register 2
guests per room)
RV Parking
$20 per RV for 4 nights (no hook-ups or
dumping facilities)
Please Note
Fee for on-campus housing is the same regardless
of how many nights you will be staying.
Preference is given to those staying all four nights.
Linens
$30 per set (twin sheets, pillow, pillowcase,
blanket, 2 bath & hand towels, 1 washcloth)
Offered only for guests traveling by plane or from
out of state.
Children/Teens
Due to space constraints, all guests 19 and
younger must sleep on the floor at no charge.
Please bring your own bedding.
ON-CAMPUS SHUTTLE
Shuttles and vans will be in service:
Tuesday
3:00–11:30 p.m.
Wednesday–Friday 6:00 a.m.–11:30 p.m.
Saturday
6:00–10:00 a.m.
See the map on page 26 for shuttle stop locations.
Call Lecture Central if you require wheelchair transportation.
PARKING INFORMATION
Please park in designated guest areas only:
• Seaver Drive
• Banowsky Drive
• John Tyler Drive
• RV Lot (Rho Lot)
• CCB Parking Lot
• Firestone Fieldhouse Lot
• Drescher Parking Garage
Dorm loop loading and unloading only:
Tuesday, May 4, from noon–6:00 p.m.
(Those arriving after 6:00 p.m., please check in with Lecture Central.)
Saturday, May 8, from 6:00–10:00 a.m.
LAX/AIRPORT SHUTTLES
We do not provide shuttle service to and from the airport for our Bible
Lecture guests. We recommend a shuttle service instead of a rental car
due to the limited amount of parking on campus.
PRIME TIME SHUTTLE
(800) 733-8267 / (800) RED-VANS
On-line reservations: www.primetimeshuttle.com
ROAD RUNNER SHUTTLE
(800) 247-7919
On-line reservations: www.rrshuttle.com
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Reservations
• Registration begins Tuesday, January 5, 2010.
• Registration can be made online with Visa/MasterCard at
www.pepperdine.edu/biblelectures or by mailing in your form with
check, payable to Pepperdine University.
• Fees are NON-REFUNDABLE and NON-TRANSFERABLE.
• Please indicate special housing requests (roommate requests, desire
to room near a particular group, etc.) on your registration.
• Single registrants with no roommate request will be assigned a
roommate of the same gender.
• Rooms are pre-assigned and no changes can be made.
• Confirmation and housing assignments will be sent to you in April.
CHECK IN / CHECK OUT PROCEDURES
CHECK IN
Dorms
Towers Lovernich/ABC Drescher Apts CHECK OUT Tuesday, May 4, 12:00 p.m. (noon) - 6:00 p.m.
NOTE: Those arriving after 6:00 p.m., please check
in with Lecture Central, Plaza 191.
Enter dorm loop from Upsilon Lot and check in at
your assigned dorm. (Dorm loop closes at 6:00 p.m.)
Check in at Room 241 at the Towers apartments.
Check in at C-18 at the Lovernich Apartments.
Check in at Q-20 at the Drescher Apartments.
Saturday, May 8, 6:00–10:00 a.m.
Please return your keys and all rented linens to your
dorm or apartment’s check-in location.
There is a $35 charge for all unreturned keys.
General Information
The Children’s Program is located in the Pendleton Learning Center
(PLC) near the Amphitheatre. Fee is $5 per child, per session (cash and
checks accepted at the door).
Morning Session
Wed, Thurs, Fri
Ages 6 months to 6 years
8:00 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
Evening Session
Ages 6 months to 11 years
Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri 6:00–9:00 p.m.
Food Services
*The 7-meal breakfast/lunch ticket may be used at these locations.
7-meal ticket $45.00 (save $5.00). Children, 12 and under, may buy meal
tickets for $22.50. (Includes 4 breakfasts and 3 lunches, beginning with
breakfast on Wednesday.) Pre-ordered meal tickets will be in your packet
at check-in.
Rockwell Dining Center* (Tyler Campus Center)
Breakfast
6:00–8:30 a.m.
$6.50
Lunch
11:30 a.m.– 1:30 p.m.
$8.00
• Sessions will include Bible lessons, singing, crafts, and outdoor activities.
• Register your child at the registration desk in the Pendleton Learning
Center (PLC) first floor. For your child’s safety, please sign your child
in and out each time.
• Meals are not provided. Please feed your child before dropping him or
her off.
• Label all items to be left with your child, including toys, blankets, and
extra clothing. Take special care in labeling food items, such as baby
food containers and bottles.
• A nap area will be available with cribs. Please send a familiar stuffed
animal or blanket for your infant if he or she will be napping.
• If your child wears diapers, please provide enough diapers and wipes to
last until you return.
Dinner
4:30– 6:00 p.m.
$11.00
A children’s story time is available each afternoon in the Payson Library.
See page 11 for details.
Other On-Campus Food Services
LECTURE RECORDINGS
Order your CD’s and DVD’s early to avoid the rush. Order copies for
your church library and your missionaries. They make great gifts.
A portion of the sales of CD’s and DVD’s goes back to the Pepperdine
Bible Lectures. All lectures available on CD with select lectures offered
on DVD.
Visit Pure Logic Video in the Tyler Campus Center.
Order online at www.purelogicvideo.com or call 866-997-PURE.
General Information
CHILDREN’S PROGRAM
Drescher Cafeteria* (Tuesday Men’s Dinner only)
Dinner $11.00
Heritage Hall* (near Firestone Fieldhouse)
Lunch $8.00
Fountain Grill* (outside the Tyler Campus Center)
Burgers, hot dogs, chips, drinks
11:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m.
*Your 7-meal ticket can now be used to purchase a combo meal at the grill!
Firestone Fieldhouse
Morning coffee & donuts, snacks, and drinks.
Jamba Juice (TCC, 2 Floor)7:30 a.m.–10:00 p.m.
nd
HAWC Coffee Shop
6:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
CCB Smart Market 7:30 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
School of Law Cafeteria 7:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
(closes at 2 p.m. on Fridays)
Drescher Cafe
7:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
(closes at 2 p.m. on Fridays)
A Daily Class in Smothers Theatre.
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Heritage Center
Bible Lectures History
65 Years Ago—Preachers Assemble at the Pepperdine Bible Lectures in 1945
Announcing a New Center in Special Collections at
Pepperdine’s Payson Library
Churches of Christ Heritage Center
Opening in 2010
Bible Lectures guests are encouraged to come by and see the new home
of the Churches of Christ Heritage Center in Huntsinger Academic Center,
Room 312, on the second floor of Payson Library.
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Bible Lectures History
The Pepperdine University Bible Lectures
YearAnnual Themes
DirectorsKeynote Lecturers
1943The Church in the 20th Century W. B. West, Jr.
C. R. Nichol
1944The Adequacy of the New Testament Church
W. B. West, Jr. L. S. White
1945The Church in These Times
W. B. West, Jr.
Hugh Tiner
1946 Urgent Problems Facing the Postwar Church
W. B. West, Jr.P. D. Wilmeth
1947The Educational Program of the Local Church
W. B. West, Jr.
Jesse P. Sewell
1948The Christian Home
W. B. West, Jr. Harvey Scott
1949The Church and Sound Doctrine
W. B. West, Jr.
J. E. Wainwright
1950The Church Today W. B. West, Jr.A. R. Holton
1951The Work of the Church W. B. West, Jr. M. Norvel Young
1952 Changeless Values in a Changing World Joseph W. White Reuel Lemmons
1953 Be Ye Doers of the Word and Not Hearers Only
Joseph W. White Burton Coffman
1954Teaching them to Observe All Things Joseph W. White S. H. Hall
1955Fellowship in Good Works
Joseph W. White Marshall Keeble
1956 Honor to Whom Honor is Due Joseph W. White E. W. McMillan
1957 (No Lecture Program)
(No Lecture Program)
1958God Challenges You Joseph W. White John Banister
1959 StewardshipRex Johnston J. Harold Thomas
1960 Developing the Christ-Centered Life Rex Johnston A. R. Holton
1961 Sharing Christ with All the WorldRex Johnston Don H. Morris
1962The Strategy for Spiritual FreedomRex JohnstonIra North
1963 Christ Our Contemporary
William Banowsky Batsell Barrett Baxter
1964 Declaring God’s Good News Jack Scott Frank Pack
1965 New Testament Christianity: The Message for Modern Man Jack ScottGeorge Bailey
1966 Victorious Living Today
Don Gardner
Carl Spain
1967Focus on Faith in Action
Don Gardner
William Banowsky
1968Accent on Concern: These Things Concern the Christian
Don Gardner
Jack Evans
1969A Search for Understanding Don Gardner Ira North
1970And Now Abideth Hope Don Gardner Juan Monroy
1971For Such a Time as This Syd Wyatt R. N. Hogan
1972God’s Work in Our Day Silas Shotwell Humphrey Foutz
1973Inside/Outside: Evangelism Through Renewal Tony Ash Stuart Love
1974 Simply Yes or No: Christian Integrity Tony Ash Prentice Meador
1975From Death to Life: The New Man Tony Ash Carl Mitchell
1976Abounding in the Work of the Lord: A Study in Philippians Carl Mitchell
William Banowsky
1977 Heritage and Destiny: A Study of the Restoration Movement Carl MitchellReuel Lemmons
1978The Faith Once For All Delivered to the Saints William Banowsky Ira North
1979It’s Great to Be a Christian Carl Mitchell Marvin Phillips
1980For Such a Time as This Carl Mitchell R. N. Hogan
1981The Magnificence of Christ: Great Themes From Colossians
Mike ArmourLandon Saunders
1982Light, Life and Love: The Ministry of Jesus in John Mike Armour
Juan Monroy
1983That We Might Live: Great Themes from the Epistle to Titus
Jerry RushfordGary Beauchamp
1984God’s Eternal Purpose: Great Themes from the Epistle to the Ephesians Jerry Rushford Harold Hazelip
1985 Jesus Christ is the Same Yesterday, Today, and Forever (Hebrews) Jerry Rushford David Davenport
1986God of Grace and God of Glory: Great Themes from the Book of Isaiah Jerry Rushford Doug Parsons
1987Triumph of the Good News: The Book of Acts for the 21st Century Jerry Rushford
Jerry Rushford
1988Thine is the Kingdom: Great Themes from the Gospel of Matthew Jerry RushfordLandon Saunders
1989 Deliverance: Great Themes from the Book of Exodus
Jerry Rushford Mike Cope
1990Remember Jesus Christ: Great Themes from the Letter of II Timothy Jerry Rushford Randy Mayeux
1991 Strangers in the World: Great Themes from the Letter of I Peter
Jerry Rushford Harold Shank
1992A God So Near: Great Themes from the Book of Deuteronomy
Jerry RushfordLynn Anderson
1993Tell Me the Story: Great Themes from the Gospel of Mark Jerry Rushford
Max Lucado
1994 Crucified With Christ: The Gospel of Grace in Galatians Jerry RushfordRick Atchley
1995Eternal Truth From An Upper Room (John 13–17) Jerry Rushford Rubel Shelly
1996Out Of the Whirlwind: Great Themes from the Book of Job Jerry Rushford
Jeff Walling
1997The Imitation of Christ: Great Themes from Philippians
Jerry Rushford John O. York
1998Another King, Another Kingdom: Great Themes from Luke Jerry RushfordTim Woodroof
1999I Lift Up My Soul: Communing With God Through the Psalms Jerry Rushford
Jim McGuiggan
2000The Gravity of Grace: Great Themes from the Letter to the Romans Jerry Rushford Mark Henderson
2001 Shaped by the Cross: Great Themes from I Corinthians Jerry Rushford Jack Reese
2002 Christ and New Creation: Great Themes from II Corinthians
Jerry RushfordRandy Harris
2003Embracing the Call of God: Great Themes from Genesis
Jerry Rushford Rick Marrs
2004 The Mystery of Godliness: Great Themes from 1 Timothy
Jerry Rushford Mark Love
2005 Lifted Up: Great Themes from John 18-21
Jerry Rushford David Fleer
2006 Life Together: The Heart of Love & Fellowship in 1 John Jerry Rushford Tim Spivey
2007 Hear the Word of the Lord: Jeremiah’s Call to Renewal
Jerry RushfordGlenn Pemberton
2008The Upside-Down Kingdom: Living the Sermon on the Mount
Jerry Rushford
Don McLaughlin
2009The Lord of Creation: The Preeminence of Christ in Colossians
Jerry Rushford
Monte Cox
2010The Hero of the Story: The Book of Acts Revisited
Jerry Rushford
Shon Smith
Summer Bible Lectures
YearAnnual Themes
DirectorsKeynote Lecturers
1958The Christian Family
Joseph W. White
Howard White
1959The Church at WorkThomas Campbell
J. P. Sanders
1960Restoring New Testament ValuesThomas CampbellGlenn Wallace
1961 Meeting Our ChallengesGary Moore
Sherman Cannon
1962Project Leadership
William BanowskyGordon Teel
1963 Christ for our Contemporaries
Jack ScottE. W. McMillan
1964The Christian Home
Jack Scott
Joe Barnett
1965 Confronting Moral Issues
Jack Scott
Willard Collins
1966 Developing the Fruits of the Spirit
Don GardnerElza Huffard
1967The City­— An Open Door for the Church
Don Gardner
Harold Paden
Anchored in the Past,
Committed to the Future
The Pepperdine University Bible
Lectures began in January 1943 and
were modeled after similar programs
at Abilene Christian, David Lipscomb,
and Harding universities.
Throughout the years of the 1940s,
this significant annual forum grew in
popularity, but the early 1950s saw a
decline in attendance, and no program
was scheduled in 1957.
The Bible Lectures took on new life
with the arrival of M. Norvel Young
and J. P. Sanders in the fall of that
year. By 1961, the keynote lecture
program had to be moved to the
Shrine Auditorium to accommodate
the large numbers of people who
wanted to attend. In the following
years, the huge Los Angeles Sports
Arena became the scene for the largest
evening lectures.
The University added a special
program of summer Bible Lectures for
10 years beginning in 1958. However,
the programs were again declining in
attendance by the late 1960s and the
summer lectures ended in 1967.
When Pepperdine moved to its
new campus in Malibu in 1972, there
was a renewal of interest in the Bible
Lectures. Since that time, the lectures
have grown in interest and attendance
every year.
As the University moves forward
into the future, it is fully committed
to pursuing the very highest academic
standards within a context which
celebrates and extends the spiritual
and ethical ideals of the Christian
faith. The Department of Church
Relations is convinced that many
years from now, when Pepperdine
University celebrates a century of
Bible Lectures, this annual series will
continue to be a stimulating forum
for the renewal and restoration of
New Testament Christianity.
Jerry Rushford
Lectures Director
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Abebe, Behailu.....................................8, 13
Adcox, Jimmy..........................................28
Ady, Dick..................................................28
Alexander, Karen......................... 9, 18, 29
Allen, Amos.......................................22, 32
Allen, Leonard.........................................29
Allen, Tomás............................................31
Altrock, Chris..........................................19
Altrock, Craig..........................................30
Anderson, Lynn......................... 10, 19, 30
Asare, Faustina........................................32
Asare, Fred Boadu........................ 6, 20, 32
Atchley, Rick................................. 9, 18, 29
Austin, Steve......................................22, 31
Baird, Jim............................................22, 33
Baker, Dennis..........................................32
Baker, William.........................................10
Banowsky, Bill............................. 21, 28, 32
Barnes, Barbara........................................19
Baskin, Maryan.......................................32
Baskin, Otis..............................................32
Bates, Bruce..............................................29
Bates, Janet...............................................29
Bates, Laurie............................................10
Bian, Junhui.......................................11, 13
Biar, Zechariah Manyok.......................... 9
Bills, Pat..............................................22, 33
Bolanis, Brenda........................................13
Bortz, Gary................................. 18, 29, 31
Bost, Sheila........................................19, 30
Brewster, Ben...........................................32
Brumley, Ann...........................................13
Bryce, Brady.............................................18
Burroughs, Becky....................................10
Byrd, Barbara...........................................21
Byrd, Melvin............................................21
Byrne, Ruth..............................................33
Byrne, Steve..............................................33
Cage, Charlotte........................................21
Cage, Gary................................................21
Campbell, Darin......................................30
Campbell, Duncan..................................29
Campbell, Mark..................................7, 34
Campbell, Sherah...................................29
Carter, Matt.............................................30
Cary, Jeff.............................................19, 30
Casey, Judy...............................................29
Castañeda, Alberto.................... 11, 22, 31
Chernushenko, Konstantin...................22
Chesnutt, Randy.............................8, 9, 18
Chetsanga, Chris.....................................12
Chong, Winston.....................................21
Christensen, Holly..................................22
Christensen, Scott..................................22
Christy, Jennifer Hale................ 13, 22, 33
Clark, Bob................................................10
Clark, Lourene........................................10
Clayton, David........................................16
Clayton, Sydney......................................16
Coffey, Tony.............................................12
Cope, Mike.................................. 12, 21, 32
Crawford, Wes..................................22, 33
Crigler, Ellen............................................18
Crigler, Willard.......................................18
Crooks, Chris............................................ 9
Crowe, Gayle............................... 13, 22, 33
Crowe, Lisa..............................................12
Cukrowski, Ken........................... 9, 18, 29
Curtis, Tim..............................................13
Dabbs, Gordon..................................17, 19
Darden, Jason..........................................18
Darden, Mary..........................................18
Daughrity, Dyron....................................29
Daughrity, Sunde....................................11
Davis, Steve..............................................29
DeLong, Kindy Pfremmer....................32
Diggs, Steve........................................12, 21
Doran, Chris............................................10
Drake, Terry.............................................21
Dunlap, Spencer......................................33
Durham, Ken.....................................13, 22
Eckman, Steve........................................... 9
Egirev, Igor...............................................30
Ekwenye, Chi...........................................22
Ekwenye, O.K..........................................22
Ellis, Jennifer............................................30
Ellis, Tyler...........................................30, 31
Erickson, David.................................19, 30
Farr, Frank................................................17
Fenno, Thu...............................................19
Fenno, Wyatt...........................................19
Fincher, Jeff..............................................12
Fincher, Natasha.....................................12
Fischetto, Anthony.................................12
Fischetto, Cheryl.....................................12
Fitzpatrick, Rebecca...............................11
Fitzpatrick, Thomas.................. 10, 30, 31
Fleer, David................................... 6, 31, 34
Fleming, Jo-Anne....................................21
Fudge, Edward William............ 12, 21, 32
Gaines, Steven.........................................16
Gaylor, Drew.....................................17, 30
GCR Worship Team.........7, 15, 16, 23, 28
Giboney, Susan........................................29
Gill, LaJuana............................................19
Gill, Randy.......................................5, 7, 20
Gilmore, Cathy........................................13
Goldman, Chris.....................7, 16, 22, 23
Gomez, Henry.........................................19
Gomez, Millie..........................................19
Gonzalez, Enrique..................................31
Goodvin, Grant.......................................21
Goodwin, Bruce......................................21
Goolsby, Dave..........................................20
Goolsby, Janice.........................................20
Granberg, Gena.......................................28
Granberg, Stan............................. 7, 32, 33
Graves, Josh.................... 10, 12, 17, 19, 21
Hadley, Keleigh Crigler....................10, 18
Hall, Maurice...........................................11
Hallal Singers.................. 7, 14, 16, 21, 34
Hamilton, Mark................................18, 29
Harbin, Beverly.................................10, 33
Harbin, Jim........................................10, 33
Harbron, Nancy......................................13
Harris, Randy............6, 13, 22, 23, 30, 33
Hartzell, Chip........................................... 7
Hartzell, Kathy......................................... 7
Hawkins, Jay............................................13
Hawley, Dale............................................29
Hawley, Vicki...........................................29
Hicks, John Mark........................ 7, 16, 23
Highfield, Ron........................................32
Ho, Salina................................................13
Hohf, Randy.............................................. 7
Hohf, Sandy............................................... 7
Holladay, Steve.....................10, 11, 19, 30
Hollingsworth, Sarah.............................10
Holloway, Gary...............................8, 9, 18
Hooper, Mark..........................................21
Huffard, Evertt........................... 11, 12, 32
Huffard, Henry.......................................33
Huffard, Ileene........................................32
Hurd, Jacqui.............................................10
Hurd, Jimmy............................................10
Hutson, Chris......................13, 21, 22, 33
Hutson, Mary Lou.................... 13, 22, 33
Ingalls, Doug............................................22
Ingalls, Jan................................................22
Jackson, Phil.............................................12
Jacoby, Douglas..................................21, 32
Jones, Darron............................................. 7
Jones, Tabatha..........................................32
Jovanovic, Mladen........................ 6, 17, 31
Kang-Hamilton, Samjung.....................22
Karkosky, Jim...........................................32
Keith, Chris.......................................12, 31
Kernodle, Denton...................................28
Kerrigan, Gilbert.....................................29
Kerrigan, Kate.........................................29
Kimmons, L.C.........................................33
Knight, Dan............................................... 9
Knowles, Victor.................................19, 30
Lambert, Kim..........................................28
Lambert, Scott...................................16, 22
Lancaster, Anthony...................... 8, 17, 28
Lancaster, Keith.........8, 9, 11, 18, 23, 29, 31
Lancaster, Sharon....................................22
Lavender, Earl......................................9, 18
Lawrence, Caitlin....................................10
Lawrence, William.................7, 16, 22, 23
Lemley, David..........................................33
Lemley, Emily Y......................9, 11, 18, 20
Lemley, Steven...................................12, 20
Littleton Praise Team................ 14, 16, 22
Locke, Jason.........................................8, 13
Love, D’Esta...............9, 13, 18, 20, 22, 33
Love, Mark.................................... 6, 11, 31
Love, Stuart...........................13, 20, 22, 33
Lovse, Andrej.....................................13, 17
Lovse, Nina........................................13, 17
Lowry, John........................................13, 22
Lowry, Melinda.................................12, 21
Lowry, Melissa......................12, 13, 21, 22
Lowry, Randy.......................10, 16, 19, 30
Lowry, Rhonda........10, 12, 16, 19, 21, 30
Magos, Julie..............................................33
Magos, Vanessa.......................................33
Mahoney, Steve.......................................16
Marrs, Rick..........................................9, 18
Martorell, Enrique............................22, 31
McCollum, Meredith.............................33
McCoy Family Singers.............. 13, 15, 32
McDonald, Kevin...................................21
McGill, Gerald........................................12
McGill, Gloria.........................................12
McGuiggan, Billy....................................29
McKnight, Scot......................9, 10, 18, 19
McLaughlin, Don...................... 13, 20, 22
McPherson, Janet..............................12, 21
McVay, Amy............................................22
McVay, Jake..............................................22
Melirrytos, Alexander............................33
Melirrytos, Eleni.....................................13
Metropolitan Praise Team.................7, 15
Miller, Andy.............................................10
Miller, Bonnie....................................13, 19
Miller, Chris.............................................32
Ministerio Restauración........................31
Mitchell, Carl...........................................28
Monyamane, Machona.......................8, 21
Moore, Genny.........................................19
Moore, Steve............................................29
Moore, Tyson...........................................19
Morgan, Rex............................................22
Morris, Jim...............................................21
Mouw, Richard........................................30
Mullican, Jon............................................10
Muscar, Carolyn......................................33
Muscar, Dorn...........................................33
Ndatsikira, Joel........................................29
Newland, Wayne.....................................12
Newton, Glenn.................................13, 32
Newton, Regina......................................13
Obata, Hiroko........................................... 9
Obata, Yukikazu....................................... 9
Olbricht, Tom............................. 10, 19, 30
O’Neal, Mike...........................................32
O’Neal, Mike...........................................34
O’Neal, Nancy........................................34
O’Rear, Marti............................................ 9
Osborn, Jennifer......................................18
Osborn, Lance.........................................18
Owolabi, Biodun.......................... 8, 11, 33
Oxford, Linda..........................................29
Packer, Collin............................................. 9
Packer, Holly.............................................. 9
Parker, Leah.............................................18
Parmelee, Hannah..................................13
Parnell, Jacob.........................12, 17, 21, 32
Parnell, Lisa...........................12, 17, 21, 32
Penhall, Stuart.........................................33
Perrin, Lucy.........................................9, 18
Peters, Doug............................................21
Phillips, Alan.....................................20, 32
Pickard, Nathan................................19, 28
Plank, Donna Nofziger..........................18
Psallo.............................................. 7, 15, 34
Psalom............................ 10, 12, 14, 19, 29
Pugh, Carla..............................................30
Pugh, Pat..................................................30
Ramatsui, Tebego...............................8, 21
Ramsaran, Rollin..............................13, 33
Randolph, Eddie...............................11, 22
Reed, Jon..................................................32
Reese, Jack................................................11
Reese, Jeanene............................. 10, 19, 30
Riley, Tom.................................................. 9
Robinson, Tom........................................32
Rodriguez, Daniel................12, 18, 21, 32
Rogers, Anne-Marie...............................10
Rogers, Kent...........................7, 16, 23, 28
Rose, Don.................................................30
Ross, Josh................................8, 13, 22, 33
Rubio, Becky............................................30
Rubio, David............................................ 30
Rundlett, Jennifer..............................22, 33
Rush, Terry................................. 10, 19, 30
Rutherford, Scott...................................... 7
Rutherford, Tacy....................................... 7
Sangster, Claudia....................................29
Saunders, Landon...................... 12, 21, 32
Scobey, Rob..............................................13
Seidman, Chris............................. 9, 18, 29
Selby, Gary.................................. 13, 22, 33
Shaner, Dave............................................12
Shaner, Kathy..........................................12
Shelburne, Danetta.................................30
Shelburne, Ian.........................................30
Shelly, Rubel.................. 10, 19, 20, 30, 31
Sheppard, Stephen.................................32
Shewmaker, Nancy.................................19
Shewmaker, Sam.................................8, 19
Shipp, Mark.......................................10, 19
Short, Edward.........................................13
Simmons, Brian...................................7, 16
Simmons, Dwayne.................................... 9
Smith, Don................................................ 9
Smith, John William........................23, 34
Smith, Linda............................... 12, 21, 32
Smith, Natalie.........................................19
Smith, Shon........................................... 6, 7
Spivey, Emily............................................30
Spivey, Tim.................................... 9, 18, 29
Starr, Ken.................................................23
Stirman, Peggy........................................10
Stivers, Sandy........................................ 5, 7
Stolte, Brenda..........................................18
Stolte, Robert...........................................18
Storment, Jonathan.............................6, 16
Sweeney, Jamie.........................................19
Sweet Harmony......................... 14, 19, 34
Tackett, Teddy.........................................18
Tadros, Tony............................................33
Taylor, Charlton.....................7, 16, 23, 28
True Lift........................................ 8, 15, 34
Truschke, Linda................................19, 31
Truschke, Michael..................................17
Tucker, Charles.......................................... 9
Tucker, Lynn.............................................. 9
Turner, Cynthia.......................................33
Twumasi-Ankrah, Samuel............5, 7, 33
Upkins, Charita.................................13, 22
Upkins, Louis....................................13, 22
Valentine, Bobby.......................... 7, 16, 23
Van Atta, Kellie..................................... 5, 7
Vance, Kevin............................................12
Vance, Lisa...............................................12
Wall, Andy...............................................21
Wall, Carrie..............................................21
Walling, Jeff................................. 10, 19, 30
Wasson, Dave............................................ 7
Wasson, Katie............................................ 7
Watson, Jordan........................................32
Weckerly, Lorraine..................................12
Westside Praise.......................... 14, 23, 33
White, Allan............................................30
White, Kristi............................................30
White, Penny...........................................31
Williamson, Jack.....................................11
Wilson, Billy............................... 13, 22, 33
Wilson, Matt...........................................16
Wilson, Peter.....................................16, 23
Won By One...........................7, 14, 17, 25
Woodard, Bette.......................................12
Woodard, Larry......................................12
Woodward, Ben......................................30
Woodward, Mark...................... 17, 19, 30
Woodward, Sherrylee............... 17, 19, 30
Wooton, Bridget.....................................11
Young, Helen...........................................20
Young, Ken..............................7, 16, 21, 34
Zhigulin, Konstantin.............................12
ZOE Group.................. 12, 15, 16, 23, 32
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INDEX OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS
INDEX OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS
Reservation Form
the book of acts revisited
Pepperdine University Bible Lectures May 4–7, 2010
Housing, 7-Meal Ticket & Dinner Reservation Form
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THE HERO OF THE STORY
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Towers
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6 12 $________
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2 4 $________
_ _________ $________
_ _________ $________
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Associated Women for Pepperdine, Kellie Van Atta
Tuesday_________
Opening Night Men’s Dinner, Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah
Tuesday_________
Appreciation Dinner honoring Randy & Rhonda Lowry
Wednesday_________
Friends of Pepperdine Dinner, Ken Starr
Thursday_________
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Friday_________
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Hotel Information
Hotel Information
Hotel Information
Malibu
Villa Graziadio Executive Center
Located on the Campus
Pepperdine University
24255 Pacific Coast Highway
Malibu, CA 90263
(310) 506-1100
Malibu Beach Inn
22878 Pacific Coast Highway
Malibu, CA 90265
(310) 456-6444
(800) 462-5428
Casa Malibu
22752 Pacific Coast Highway
Malibu, CA 90265
(310) 456-2219
(800) 831-0858
Malibu Country Inn, 7 miles north
6506 Westward Beach Road
Malibu, CA 90265
(310) 457-9622
(800) 386-6787
Calabasas &
Woodland Hills
(9 to 13 miles from campus)
Agoura Hills &
Westlake Village
(11 to 15 miles from campus)
Good Nite Inn
26557 Agoura Road
Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 880-6000 x0
Homewood Suites by Hilton
28901 Canwood Street
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
(818)540-4313
Country Inn & Suites
23627 Calabasas Road
Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 222-5300
(800) 456-4000
Renaissance Agoura Hills Hotel
30100 Agoura Road
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
(818) 707-1220
(800) 228-9290
Hilton Garden Inn
24150 Park Sorrento
Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 591-2300
Hampton Inn & Suites
30255 Agoura Road
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
(818) 597-0333
(800) 426-7866
Warner Center Marriott
21850 Oxnard Street
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
(818) 887-4800
(800) 228-9290
Residence Inn
30950 Russell Ranch Road
Westlake Village, CA 91362
(818) 661-5623
Westlake Village Inn
31943 Agoura Road
Westlake Village, CA 91361
(818) 889-0230
(800) 535-9978
Hyatt Westlake Plaza
880 South Westlake Boulevard
Westlake Village, CA 91361
(800) 233-1234
(805) 557-1234
Thousand Oaks Inn
75 West Thousand Oaks Blvd
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
(805) 497-3701
Always ask for the PEPPERDINE RATE when making reservations. Rates are
subject to availability. Most rates are subject to a cut-off date of April 1, 2010.
The traditional joining of hands during the singing of “The Lord Bless You and Keep You” was a memorable conclusion for those in attendance in 2009.
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THE HERO OF THE STORY
The God who made the world and everything in it is the
Lord of heaven and earth and does not live in temples built by
hands. And he is not served by human hands, as if he needed
anything, because he himself gives all men life and breath and
everything else. From one man he made every nation of men,
that they should inhabit the whole earth; and he determined
the times set for them and the exact places where they should
live. God did this so that men would seek him and perhaps
reach out for him and find him, though he is not far from each
one of us. ‘For in him we live and move and have our being.’
As some of your own poets have said, ‘We are his offspring.’
ACTS 17:24-28
The New International Version
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The Mission of Pepperdine University
Pepperdine is a Christian university
committed to the highest standards of academic excellence
and Christian values, where students are strengthened for
lives of purpose, service, and leadership.
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