Mr. Reinald Dersch
Mr. David Cecil
Worship & Music:
Dr. Tanmay Pramanik & Firebrands
Rev. Johnson Macdonal
Sharoon Farhat
Sujeet Nuthulapaty
Conference Prayer Coordinators:
Endora C. Massey, Victor John, Kathy Palmer
Dr. Lakshmi Victoria Rao, Valiza Sagar
•• Childrens’ Church ••
will be provided during all Sessions
•• Nursery for children will be available ••
FIRST ASIAN INDIAN BAPTIST CHURCH of Metro Atlanta
Rev. Younis Farhat, Senior Pastor
Rev. Dr. David Housholder, Senior Administrative Pastor
1100 Piedmont Road N.E., Marietta, GA 30066
Phone: 770-516-5751, 678-485-8432
E-mail: sfarhat@hotmail.com
www.faibc.org
VENUE FOR ALL SESSIONS:
ELIZABETH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Adrian Coetzer
R E L E V A N T
Meals Coordinators:
Nanditha Dindayal, Anjula Charles,
Farah Cecil, Naila Bhatti,
Anita Dharamrup, Surriya Farhat
C H R I S T
Anjana Paul, Narinda Paul Malik,
Ranjit Ambat, Yesu Oggu, Leslie Charles,
Vinod Lall, Seadeep David, Murphy Patterson,
Sandeep Das, Ruth Gupta, James Waleski,
Yousaf Farhat, Shafqat Bhatti
21st Annual
ALL NATIONS
DEEPER LIFE
CONFERENCE
I S
Publicity. Promotion & Logistics:
2 9 : 1 8
Dr. Jimi Samuel Malik, Nanditha Dindayal,
Ritu David, Flavia Bharadwaj,
Sajeela Macdonal, Sheeba S. Farhat
T O D A Y ?
Youth & Children’s Program Coordinators:
engage 2015
engage 2015
Conference Coordinators:
Dr. Joseph Paturi
Mr. Leslie Charles
P R O V E R B S
If people can’t see
what God is doing,
they stumble all over
themselves;
But when they attend
to what he reveals,
they are most
blessed.
Conference Directors:
Dr. David Housholder Rev. Adrian Coetzer
Rev. Younis Farhat
J U L Y 2 4 -2 6 , 2 0 15
Proverbs 29:18, from The Message —
Dr. Ravi Zacharias
Rev. Dr. Chris Gnanakan
Dr. Sam George
FR ID AY - S UND AY
IS CHRIST
RELEVANT
TODAY?
GUEST SPEAKERS:
Dr. Ravi Zacharias
is Founder and President of
Ravi Zacharias International
Ministries (RZIM.org), which
celebrated its thirtieth
anniversary in 2014.
Dr. Zacharias has spoken all
over the world for 43 years in
scores of universities, notably
Harvard, Dartmouth, Johns
Hopkins, and Oxford
University.
Dr. Zacharias has direct contact
with key leaders, senators, congressmen, and governors
who consult him on an ongoing basis. He has addressed
the Florida Legislature and the Governor’s Prayer
Breakfast in Texas and Louisiana, and has twice spoken at
the Annual Prayer Breakfast at the United Nations in
New York, which marks the beginning of the UN
General Assembly each year. As the 2008 Honorary
Chairman of the National Day of Prayer, he gave
addresses at the White House, the Pentagon, and The
Cannon House. He has had the privilege of addressing
the National Prayer Breakfasts in the seats of government
in Ottawa, Canada, and London, England, and speaking
at the CIA in Washington, DC.
Born in India in 1946, Dr. Zacharias immigrated to
Canada with his family twenty years later. He pursued a
career in business management before speaking and
writing. Dr. Zacharias has been honored with the
conferring of six doctoral degrees, including a Doctor of
Laws and a Doctor of Sacred Theology. He is presently
Senior Research Fellow at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford
University in Oxford, England.
Dr. Zacharias has authored or edited well over twenty
books including the Gold Medallion winner Can Man
Live Without God (Word, 1994), and many others.
Several of his books have been translated into Russian,
Chinese, Korean, Thai, Spanish, and other languages.
Dr. Zacharias is recognized as a distinguished lecturer, and
has appeared on CNN, Fox, and other international
broadcasts. His weekly radio program, “Let My People
Think,” airs on 2152 outlets worldwide.
Additionally, his television program, “Let My People
Think,” is broadcast internationally in several countries
including Indonesia. RZIM is headquartered in Atlanta,
Georgia. Dr. Zacharias and his wife, Margie, have three
grown children. They reside in Atlanta.
SESSIONS
Dr. Chris Gnanakan
BA, M.Div, M.Th, D.Min, Ph.d,
D.D.
Professor of Theology & Global
Studies
Liberty University
Friday, July 24, 2015
6:00 PM — Dinner
7:30 PM — INAUGURAL SESSION
Speaker: Dr. Chris Gnanakan
Saturday, July 25, 2015
3:00 - 5:00 PM — SECOND SESSION
Seminar: Building Strong Families
Speaker: Dr. Sam George
6:00 PM — THIRD SESSION
Speaker: Dr. Chris Gnanakan
CEO/Executive Director
Outreach To Asian Nationals
(OTAN)
OTAN serves in over ten
countries in Asia where traditional
missions is restricted by assisting,
equipping, and empowering
national, pastoral leaders to fulfill the Great Commission.
Chris is doing what most others Don’t (discipling nationals
leaders for Church Planting movements), Won’t (targeting
least/unreached People Groups) and Can’t (mobilizing missions
within closed, restricted, and limited access countries).
https://chrisgnanakan.wordpress.com/about/
Personal Web Page: http://www.chrisgnanakan.com
7:00 PM — Community Dinner
Sunday, July 26, 2015
11:00 AM — FOURTH SESSION
Speaker: Dr. Chris Gnanakan
Lunch following Session
6:00 PM — FINAL SESSION
Speaker: Dr. Ravi Zacharias
Dinner following Session
(Dinner by Reservation Only)
VENUE FOR ALL SESSIONS:
ELIZABETH BAPTIST CHURCH
315 Kurtz Road
Marietta, GA 30066
Special Note:
A joint service has been organized on Sunday, July 26,
2015, at 11:00 a.m. with Elizabeth Baptist Church.
The timings will be respected.
Please come on time!
Dr. Sam George
Executive Director
Parivar International
A Christian Family ministry to the
South Asian communities in North
America. Sam lives in the northern
suburbs of Chicago with his wife
and two boys. He holds degrees
in Engineering and Management,
worked in the corporate world
for nearly a decade before
stepping into Christian ministry.
He studied at Fuller and Princeton
Seminaries in the US, and
completed his PhD in diaspora missiology and theology from
Liverpool, UK. He is the author of the popular book,
Understanding the Coconut Generation and co-authored with
his wife a marriage preparation guide titled Before the Wedding
Bells. Last year, he edited a volume Malayali Diaspora and is a
series editor for five volumes on Indian Diaspora.
The seminar will include the following topics:
a) Common Mistakes South Asian American parents make;
b) Healthy Plan for Raising kids in another culture;
c) Changing Parenting Roles; and,
d) Understanding the Coconut Generation (brown outside and
white inside) - Americanization process and the struggle of being
caught between two worlds.
www.ParivarInternational.org