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Hyatt Regency600 Town Center Drive Dearborn, MI

Redeeming the time, because the days are evil. Ephesians 5:16

Thursday, July 28th - Sunday, July 31st

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Programs 3FIBA 2011

Thursday 7/28/20111:00 pm - 7:00 pm Registration

General Session I Great Lakes Center7:30 pm - 8:15 pm Welcome/Congregational Singing/Prayer

8:15 pm - 9:15 pm Opening Message: Bro. John Gordon

9:15 pm - 10:00 pm Fellowship Time

Friday 7/29/20118:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration

7:00 am - 7:30 am Morning Devotion @ Regency A

7:30 am - 8:30 am BREAKFAST

General Session II Great Lakes Center9:00 am - 9:30 am Congregational Singing/Prayer

9:30 am - 10:30 am Theme Message: Bro. John Gordon Characteristics of the time

10:45 am - 11:50 am Adult Session Bible Study: Bro. Aniyan Varghese Moses-God’s Chosen Vessel

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm LUNCH

2:30 pm - 4:00 pm Mission Focus: Bro. C.M. John And Visiting Evangelist

2:30 pm - 4:00 pm Sisters Meeting: Sis. Grace Mathews

2:30 pm - 3:30 pm Young Couples Seminar @ Regency C, D Speaker: Bro. John Kurian

5:30 pm - 6:30 pm DINNER

General Session III Great Lakes Center7:00 pm - 7:30 pm Congregational Singing/Prayer

7:30 pm - 7:50 pm FIBA and its Ministries

7:50 pm - 8:50 pm Theme Message: Bro. Joseph Mathuram Warnings of the Time

9:00 pm - 10:30 pm Adults & Children Talent Night

10:30 pm - 11:00 pm Snack Time

P R O G R A MBeloved Brethren

Welcome to Dearborn, Michigan to the 8th FIBA family conference. We trust in the Lord that the next few days we spend together in the presence of the Lord will be encouraging, edifying and profitable.

As our life here on this Earth is short and time is precious, let us encourage each other to redeem our time with the Word of God. The program is filled with challenging messages by great servants of God, in depth Bible study, youth and children’s program, inspirational music, various other programs and time of fellowship with one another.

FIBA would like to take this opportunity to thank each one of you for your prayers, presence and support. Let us redeem the time, because these days are evil. While you are at the Conference we want to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Please contact one of the committee members if we can be of any assistance.

We request your continued prayer and it is our hope that God will richly bless every attendee of the conference.

In His serviceFIBA Conference Committee

FIBA,P.O Box 490355,Lawrenceville, GA 30049Email: [email protected] Site: www.fibana.comContact Phone: (678) 642 3447

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Programs Programs4FIBA 2011 5FIBA 2011

Saturday 7/30/20118:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration

7:00 am - 7:30 am Morning Devotion @ Regency A

7:30 am - 8:30 am BREAKFAST

General Session IV Great Lakes Center9:00 am - 9:30 am Congregational Singing/Prayer

9:30 am - 10:30 am Theme message: Bro. Joseph Mathuram Opportunities of the Time

10:45 am - 11:50 am Adults Session Bible Study: Bro. George Koshy Moses- A journey of Faith

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm LUNCH

2:30 pm - 4:00 pm Adult Session:

2:30 pm - 4:00 pm Young Couples Seminar @ Regency C,D Speaker: Bro. Dwight Knight & Ray Gonzalez

5:30 pm - 6:30 pm DINNER

General Session V Great Lakes Center7:00 pm - 7:30 pm Congregational Singing/Prayer

7:30 pm - 8:00 pm Offering/Prize distribution

8:00 pm - 9:00 pm Theme Message: Bro. John Kurian The End of the Time

9:15 pm - 10:15 pm Musical Night

10:15 pm - 11:00 pm Snack Time

Sunday 7/31/2011WORSHIP Great Lakes Center7:30 am - 7:45 am Quiet Time

7:45 am - 9:15 am Worship

9:15 am - 9:45 am Announcements/Vote of Thanks/Music/Prayer

9:45 am - 10:40 am Message: Bro. Joseph Mathuram

10:40 am - 10:45 am Prayer & Benediction

10:45 am Brunch & Farewell

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Thursday - Saturday Prayer Room is open on Free Time.

Thursday9:10 pm - 10:30 pm Youth Combined Fellowship Regency C, D

Friday10:45 am - 11:15 am Youth combined Session Regency C, D Prayer/Music

11:15 am - 11:45 am Speaker: Bro. Ray Gonzalez Regency C, D

12:00 pm - 12:30 pm College & Career Session I Regency C, D Speaker: Bro. Ray Gonzalez

12:00 pm - 12:30 pm High School Session I Regency B Speaker: Bro. Dwight Knight

1:30 pm - 5:30 pm Game Time for youth

9:00 pm - 9:30 pm Youth Combined Session Regency C, D Speaker: Bro. Dwight Knight

9:30 pm - 10:30 pm Youth Combined Music Night Regency C, D

Saturday10:45 am - 11:15 am Youth combined Session Regency C, D Prayer/Music

11:15 am - 11:45 am Speaker: Bro. Dwight Knight Regency C, D

12:00 pm - 12:30 pm College & Career Session II Regency C, D Speaker: Bro. Ray Gonzalez

12:00 pm - 12:30 pm High School Session II Regency B Speaker: Bro. Dwight Knight

2:00 pm - 5:30 pm Game Time for youth

9:15 pm - 11:00 pm Youth combined Session Regency C, D Speaker: Ray Gonzalez

Music Concert Open Session

YOUTH PROGRAM

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Songs 7FIBA 2011Programs 6FIBA 2011

T H E M E S O N GC\n \mfp-I-tf-sd-bn√

{]nb \mY-\mbv Pohn®nSm≥

kS IpS-s™-gp-t∂ev°mw

kI-ehpah-t\Imw

1. Zpjv°m-e-amWo acp-hmkw

X°-Øn¬ \mw D]-tbm-Kn-°Ww

\mfp-Isf \ap-s°-ÆoSmw

Hcp-ßnSmw {]nbtc

2. kphm¿Ø-tbm-Xm≥ ka-b-anXv

C∂v c£m-Zn-\w, kp{]-kmZ Imew

ka-b-Ønepw Ak-a-b-Ønepw

Hcp-ßnSmw {]nbtc

3. cmPm-[n-cm-Pmshgps∂-≈p-hm≥

C\n ka-b-an√, Ime-a-[n-I-an√

FXn-tc¬°m≥ Zo]-hp-ambv

Hcp-ßnSmw {]nbtc

cN\ : tPm¿Pv tImin

- George Koshy

Friday10:45 am - 11:00 am Combined Session - Music Regency A

11:00 am - 12:00 pm Program by CEF Regency A

2:30 pm - 2:45 pm Combined Session Regency A

2:45 pm - 3:45 pm Group Session’s Parlors

Saturday10:45 am - 11:00 am Combined Session - Music Regency A

11:00 am - 12:00 pm Group Session’s Parlors

2:30 pm - 2:45 pm Combined Session Regency A

2:45 pm - 4:00 pm Group Session’s & Competitions Parlors

CHILDREN’S PROGRAM

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tbip k∂n-[m\w Fs¥mcp kam-[m\w!

Agepw a\- n\v Acpfpw kpJ-Zm\w!

temI-Øn-∂n-ºsØ tXSp-thm¿ timI-Øm¬ hoWn-Spta!

{InkvXp-hn≥ k∂n[n tN¿∂n-Sp-t∂m¿s°-∂p-a-Xym-\-µta!

thZ-\-tb-dp∂ t\chpw tkmZ-c¿ amdp-tºmgpw

amdmØ kvt\ln-X-\m-ta-ip-hn≥ amdn¬ Rm≥ Nmcn-Spta! tbip

thdn-t√m-cm-izmk ÿm\hpw thdn-s√m-cm-{i-bhpw

arXyp-hnepw kam-[m-\-sas‚ {InkvXp-hn≥ k∂n-[m\w tbip

IÆp-\o¿ ]q¿Æ-ambv tXm¿∂nSpw I¿Ømhp h∂n-Sp-tºmƒ

]n∂o-sSm-cn-°epw th¿s]-SmsX X∂n¬ ad-™nSpw Rm≥ tbip

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Group A: Ages 4-6 Groups B: Ages 7-9 Groups C: Ages 10 – 13

Tamilnadu - Crusade & Children’s Camp (2010)

Chicago - Family Retreat

We are more than just a C O N F E R E N C E ,

but a M I N I S T R Y

Songs Songs8FIBA 2011 9FIBA 2011

]m v́ 1

{InkvXo-b-Po-hnXw ku`mKy PohnXw

I¿Øm-hn≥ Ip™p-ßƒ°m-\-µ-Zm-bIw

IjvS-ßƒ h∂mepw \jvS-ßƒ h∂mepw

{iotbip \mb-I≥ Iq´m-fn-bt√m

temI-Øn≥ Xmßp-Iƒ \oßn-t]m-bn-Sp-tºmƒ

temI-sc-√m-hcpw ssIsh-Sn-™n-Sp-tºmƒ

kz¥ ktlm-Z-c¿ X≈n-°-f-bp-tºmƒ

butk-∏n≥ ssZh-sa≥ Iq´m-fn-bt√m

A‘-Imcw ̀ qhn¬ hym]-cn-®n-Sp-tºmƒ

cmPm-°ƒ t\Xm-°ƒ i{Xp-°-fm-Ip-tºmƒ

A·n-Ip-WvT-Ønepw knwl-°p-gn-bnepw

Zm\n-tb-en≥ ssZh-sa≥ Iq´m-fn-bt√m

C{X \√n-S-b≥ DØ-a-kvt\-ln-X≥

\nXy-cm-Pm-sh≥ Iq´m-fn-bm-bm¬

F¥n\n ̀ mc-ßƒ F¥n\n hymIpew

I¿Øm-hn≥ Ip™p-ßƒ ]m´p ]mSpw

]m v́ 2

F¥m-\µw F\n-s°-¥m-\µw

{]nb tbip-hn≥ IqsS-bp≈ hmkw

Nn¥m-XoXw AXv at\m-lcw

F¥p kt¥m-jamw ]pXp-Po-hnXw

k¥m-]-ta-dpao temsI Rm\-Inepw

km¥z\w Xcpw kpJw

Bcp shdp-Ømepw Bcp sNdp-Ømepw

kmc-an-s√-∂p≈w sNm√p∂p F¥m-\µw

Xosc _e-lo-\-\mbn InS-∂mepw

Nmcpw Rm≥ tbip-hns‚ am¿hn¬

FØpw klmbw AXyp-¤-X-\m-Y≥

sXm´p kpJ-s∏-SpØpw F-¥m-\-µw

{InkvXo-b-Po-hnXw almflyw I≠-h≥

{InkvXs\ hn´p-t]m-bn-Sptam

kpÿn-c-a-√mØ temIkvt\l-Øn\v

`rjvS-cmbv Xocp-∂-sX-ßs\

I¿Ø\mw tbip-thmSv HØp \S-°pIn¬

\nXym-\µw F-¥m-\-µw

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]m v́ 18

hmgvI! hmgvI! {iotbip alm-cmPm hmgvI!

hmgvI! hmgvI! \o k¿∆ h√`m hmgvI!

lm! hm\nepw Cu ]mcnepw \n≥ \mata t{ijvTw hmgvI

Bbn-c-ß-fnepw ]Xn-\m-bn-c-ß-fnepw

AXoh kpµ-c\mw atl-iz-c≥ hmgvI! hmgvI! \o hmgvI

{Iqin-temfw \o \ns∂ XmgvØntbm \mYm!

]nXmhp Xh \ma-ta‰w D∂-X-am°n hmgvI

kz¿§-tem-Icpw At[m-tem-I¿ a¿Øycpw

kI-ecpw hW-ßnSpw \n≥ k∂n-[m-\-Øn¬ hmgvI

]m v́ 11

taen-ep-s≈-cp-i-teta! Ime-sa√mw Ign-bp∂

\mfn-ses∂ tN¿°tW \n≥ ssII-fn¬-̨ -\mYm!

efn-X-Ir-]-bpsS hcn-j-a-\p-Zn-\-a-\p-̀ -hn-∏-Xn-\-cp-ftW k`˛

bmIp-ao-]p-jv]amw km[p ss\X-en¬-̨ -\ns‚

]me-\-a-√m-sX-sb-¥n-ss∏-X-en¬

lm! Ie-ßƒ°n-S-bn¬ \o BIp-e-bmbv InS-∂mepw

\mI-\m-Y≥ ISm-£n°pw \ns‚-ta¬-̨ -Im-¥≥

t{]a-c-k-aXp ̀ h-Xn-bpsS a\-amip X∂n-sem-gn-°-th-̨ -]c

amfl-ssN-X\yw e`n-°p-am-I-bm¬-̨ -\obpw

hm\-temtI ]d-t∂dpw {]mhp-t]m¬

_me-kq-cy-Im-¥n-tImepw tNsegpw Nnd-In-\m¬ \o

taep-eIw IS-°p∂ ImgvN-sb-̨ -t]mcm

I\IaWnshm-cp-K-WnI kpX-scmSp

kln-X-am-gn-bn-em-WnSpw Xh

_m_n-tem¨ in£bmw tLmc-ho-gvN-sb-̨ -Im-◊m≥

_me-\n-h-t∂-IWw \n≥ thgvNsb

Bbn-c-am-bncw tImSn hm\-tKm-f-ßsf Xm≠n˛

t∏mbnSpw \n∑m¿§-aq-ln-°m-htXm?˛ImWpw

KK-\-X-e-aXp a\p-P-K-W-\-bp-aXnibn-®p-bcpw hns[u˛Xh

`mKy-a-ln-asb hmgvØm-\m-htXm?˛kuJyw

tei-sa-¶n-ep-ap-c-∏m≥ \mhntXm?

sh◊bpw Npa∏p ]® a™ \oew [q{a-sa∂o

h¿Æ-t -̀Z-ß-fm¬ \ng¬ \¬In-tb-̨ -tPym-Xn¿˛

aWvU-e-ß-fn-e-a-cp-a-h-cpsS hµ\w Pb-tLm-j-sa-∂nh

aWvU-\-ambv X∂p \n\-°w-_ntI!- hm\w

\ns∂-bp-]-N-cn-®nSpw [m¿ΩntI!

lm! aW-h-d-bv°-SpØp \ob-Wbpw ka-bØp

{ioa-lm-cm-⁄ntb! \ns∂-°m-Wp-hm≥-̨ -kz¿§

Iman-\o-K-W-a-an-X-Ip-Xp-I-sam-Sm-Z-cm-e-cntI hcpw Xh

ssIIsf Im¥≥]n-Sn°pw tamZ-hm≥-̨ -\nXy

kvt\l-̀ -h-\Øn\p≈n¬ ]qIp-hm≥

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tbip-\m-bIm F≥ Poh-Zm-bIm

Bcm-[n-∏m≥ F∂pw tbmKys\

Poh-\p≈ Imew \ns∂ ]pIgvØpw

]pXp-_-e-tØmsS Bcm-[n-®oSpw

lt√-epøm ]mSo-Spsa!

lt√-ep-øm........ lt√-ep-øm...

1. tZhm-tZhm a\p-th-e-t\!

alna ho´q-gn-bn¬ h∂-hs\

]m]n Fs∂ tXSn \o h∂-tXm¿Ø-Xm¬

]mh\ Poh≥ \¬In hos≠-Sp-Ø-Xm¬



2. \osb≥ ssiew F≥ ssZhsa!

CXp-h-sc-sbs∂ Icp-Xn-bt√m

]pXp-Ir] X∂v hgn-\-SØpw

]pXp-Km-\-sa∂pw \mhn-ep-b¿∂pw



3. BZnbpw \osb A\m-Znbpw \osb!

Bbn-c-ß-fn¬ kpµ-c\pw

A\p-K-an-®oSpw A≥]n≥ \ndsh

Bbp- p≈ Imew \ns∂ kvXpXn°pw



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8]m v́ 21

kvXpXnsNbv a\ta \nXyhpw \n≥ Poh-\m-Y-t\-ipshCXp-t]m¬ kzPo-h≥ Xs∂m-cm-fl-kvt\-ln-X≥ thdm-cn\n?

ac-Wm-[n-Im-cn-bm-bn-cp∂ tLmc\mw ]nim-Nns\ac-W-Øn-\mse \o°n arXyp-̀ oXn Xo¿Ø \mYs\ kvXpXn

_lp-am-\y-\m-am-Nm-cy-\mbn hm\n-e-h≥ hmgvI-bm¬_e-lo-\-X-bn¬ ssIhn-SmsX tN¿Øp-sIm-≈p-am-I-bm¬ kvXpXn

Zn\hpw a\ta XXvk-abw h≥ Ir]-Iƒ {]m]n-∏m≥AXn-ss[-cy-ambv Ir]m-k-\-Øn-∂-¥n-I-Øn¬ sN∂p \o kvXpXn

_lp-Zq-X-cp-®-\m-Z-tamsS hmgvØn-Sp∂ \mYs\_ehpw [\hpw ⁄m\-sa√mw kzoI-cn-∏m≥ tbmKys\ kvXpXn

]m v́ 21

kvXpXnsNbv a\ta \nXyhpw \n≥ Poh-\m-Y-t\-ipshCXp-t]m¬ kzPo-h≥ Xs∂m-cm-fl-kvt\-ln-X≥ thdm-cn\n?

ac-Wm-[n-Im-cn-bm-bn-cp∂ tLmc\mw ]nim-Nns\ac-W-Øn-\mse \o°n arXyp-̀ oXn Xo¿Ø \mYs\ kvXpXn

_lp-am-\y-\m-am-Nm-cy-\mbn hm\n-e-h≥ hmgvI-bm¬_e-lo-\-X-bn¬ ssIhn-SmsX tN¿Øp-sIm-≈p-am-I-bm¬ kvXpXn

Zn\hpw a\ta XXvk-abw h≥ Ir]-Iƒ {]m]n-∏m≥AXn-ss[-cy-ambv Ir]m-k-\-Øn-∂-¥n-I-Øn¬ sN∂p \o kvXpXn

_lp-Zq-X-cp-®-\m-Z-tamsS hmgvØn-Sp∂ \mYs\_ehpw [\hpw ⁄m\-sa√mw kzoI-cn-∏m≥ tbmKys\ kvXpXn

]m v́ 7

A\mZn \mY-t\-ip-sh≥ [\w

A\y\mw ̀ qhn-se-∂m¬

[\y\mw Rm≥ {InkvXp-hn¬ kZm

kz¿§-Øn-se≥ [\w ̀ {Zw kptim-̀ \w

De-I-Øns‚ ÿm]\w AXn-\p-ap-ºp-sa≥ [\w

D∂-X¿ {InkvXp-hn¬ ssZhw ap∂-dn-™Xmw A\mZn

]m]-Øn-∂n-—-Iƒ ]mcn≥ ]pI-gvN-Iƒ

I◊-b°pw ImgvN-Iƒ a◊-b-cn≥ thgvN-Iƒ

H∂n-ep-sa-∑-\-ta-Xpta ab-ßnSm A\mZn

C∂p≈ tim[\ \¬Ip∂ thZ\

hnj-a-ap-≈-sX-¶nepw hne-bp-≠-Xn\p s]m∂nepw

hniz-kn-®m-{i-bn-®m-\-µn°pw Rm≥ kZm A\mZn

Ime-ßƒ Ign-bp-tºmƒ \nXyX ]pe-cp-tºmƒ

ssZhw sNbvX-sXm-s°bpw \∑-bvs°∂p sXfn-bp-tºmƒ

bp‡-ambv hy‡-ambv Ir]-bn≥ Icp-X-ednbpw \mw A\mZn

]m v́ 15

Ir]-tbdpw I¿Øm-hn-se≥ hnizmkw

AXn-\m¬ lrZn-sb¥p \√m-izmkw

Zpcn-X-ßƒ \nd-bpao ̀ qhmkw Ir]-bm¬ at\m-l-c-ambv

Ir] Ir]-sbm-s∂-∂m-{i-b-ambv

Ir] Ir]-sbms∂-∂m-\-µ-ambv

sshcn-Iƒ h∂mepw FXn-cp-b¿∂mepw

Ir] aXn-sb-∂mfpw

_e-lo-\-X-bn¬ \√ _e-taIpw

acp`qanbn-em-\-µ-Ø-W-emIpw

Ccpƒ ]mX-bn-e-\p-Zn-\-samfn \¬Ipw

Ir]-sbm-s∂-∂m-{i-b-ambv

Fs‚ XmgvN-bn-e-h-s\-s∂-tbm¿Øt√m

tLmc-ssh-cn-bn≥ _e-a-h≥ XI¿Øt√m

Xs‚ ssII-fn-e-h-s\s∂ tN¿Øt√m

kvtXm{X-KoXw ]mSnSpw Rm≥

{]Xn-Iq-e-ß-f-\-h[n h∂mepw

A\pIqe-sa-\n-°-h-s\-∂mfpw

Xncp-Po-h-s\-Ø-∂-h-\n-\n-taepw

Ir]-bm¬ \S-Øp-sas∂

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]m v́ 9

h∂ hgn-Iƒ Ht∂m¿Øn-Sp-tºmƒ

C∂-tbmfw \S-Ønb \mYm

\µn-b-√m-Xn-s√m-∂p-an√

F∂pw IcpXen¬ hln-®-ht\

_lp-Zqcw apt∂m-́ p-t]m-Im≥

_ew \¬In \o \SØn

Xf¿t∂mtcm t\c-Ønse√mw

Xh Ic-ßƒ Bizmkamw

HmSn adbpw \mfp-I-sf√mw

Hm¿∏n-°p∂p \n≥ ImcpWyw

Hmtcm Pohn-X-\n-an-j-ß-sf√mw

HmXn-Sp∂p Ah-km-\n-°p∂p

at\m-hy-Y-Iƒ \osb∂pw I≠p

a\- -en™p Zb Imń \o

Ccp-tfdpw ]mX-bn-se√mw

CXp-h-scbpw Xmßn-bt√m

]m v́ 10

F≥ k¶-S-ßƒ kI-ehpw Xo¿∂p-t]mbn

kwlm-c-Zq-X≥ Fs∂ IS-∂p-t]mbn

Ip™m-́ ns‚ hne-tb-dnb \nW-Øn¬

ad™p Rm≥ c£n-°-s∏ć£-W-Øn¬ ̨ F≥

^d-thm\p Rm\n\n ASn-a-b√

]c-a-ko-tbm-\n¬ Rm\-\y-\√˛ F≥

acp-hn-se≥ ssZh-sa-\n-°-[n-]-Xntb

Xcp-a-h≥ ]pXp-a∂ AXp-a-Xn-tb˛ F≥

amdsb a[p-c-am-°n-Øo¿°p-a-h≥

]mdsb ]nf¿∂p Zmlw t]m°p-a-h≥˛ F≥

at\m-l-c-amb I\m≥ tZita

AtX F\n-°-gn-bm-sØm-c-h-Im-i-ta˛ F≥

B\-µta ]c-am-\-µta

I\m≥ Pohn-X-sa-\n-°m-\-µ-ta˛ F≥

Fs‚ _ehpw Fs‚ kwKo-Xhpw

F≥ c£bpw tbip-ht{X lt√-ep-øm˛ F≥

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]pØ-\m-sa-cq-i-te-an-seØpw Ime-tam¿°p-tºmƒ

C≤-c-bn≥ tJZ-sa√mw am™p-t]m-Ipt∂

IjvSX ]ń-Wn-bn-√mØ \mń¬ \mw

I¿Øm-shm-cp-°p∂ kt¥m-j-ho-́ n¬ \mw

tXP-t dpw taml-\-In-co-S-ßƒ [cn®p \mw

cmP-cm-P-t\-ip-thmSp IqsS hmgpta

\oXn-kq-cy-tim-̀ -bm-e-∂-√-en-cpƒ amdnSpw

òXn-bp-a-\o-Xn-bp-a-∂n√ teihpw

kt¥m-j-tim-̀ \w B \√ \mfp-Iƒ

temIw ̀ cn-®nSpw I¿Øm-hn-∂m-fp-Iƒ

timIw tcmKw bp≤w {Ip≤-Pm-Xn-I-fn≥ hnπhw

t]mIp-sa-√m-ta-ip-cm-P≥ ̀ qhn¬ hmgp-tºmƒ ˛]p-Ø\m

kXy-ip≤ ]mX-bn¬ \S∂p h∂ ip≤-∑m¿

hos≠-Sp-°-s∏´ k¿∆ ssZh-a-°fpw

D√m-k-tLm-j-ambv kotbm-\n¬ h∂nSpw

ZpxJw s\Sp-ho¿∏pw k¿∆hpw Xo¿∂nSpw

\nXy -\nXy kt¥mjw inc- n¬ lm! hln-®-h¿

\nXy-X-bv°p-≈n¬ adbpw Xocpw Imehpw ˛ ]pØ\m

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]m v́ 17

kvt\l-\nt[! Ir]m-k-ap-{Zta! \a-kvImcw!

{Iqin-X\mw tZhm-́ n≥Ip-́ ntb! kZm kvtXm{Xw

k¿∆-a-l-Xz-Øn\pw k¿∆Zm

{]t`m! \o tbmKy≥ ]qPy≥ k¿∆Ym

kz¿§o-bamw alm-k-Z- n¬ \o kam-cm-[y≥

`qan-bnepw et£m-]-£-ß-fn¬ k¿thm-XvIr-jvS≥

k®n-∑-b≥, kXy-{]-̀ m-I-c≥,

k`m-Im-¥≥, k¿hmw-K-kp-µ-c≥

`qhm-\-ßƒ krjvSn®p ap∂ta \n≥ i_vZ-Øn¬

am\-h-cn≥ c£ km[n-®tXm kzc-‡-Øm¬

kvt\l-an-sX∂pw B›-cy-{]Zw

{]mtWim! Npw_n-°p∂p Xr∏mZw

h¿Wy-a-t√Xpw a¿Øy-\m-hn-\m¬ \n≥ ImcpWyw

Im¬h-dn-bn¬ XnI® ssZh-\o-Xn-sb≥ ]pWyw

Io¿Øn°pw \ns∂-sb∂pw \n≥ P\w

{XntbI ssZh-Øn\p hµ-\w


]m v́ 3

tbip-hn≥ P\ta ̀ b-sa-¥n-\-Ita

teihpw Ie-tß-≠m˛ \ma-h≥ Zmk-cmbv hkn-®nSmw

temI-Øn-se-s¥√mw ̀ hn-®mepw A A

B]-Ø-\¿∞-ß-f-W-™mepw

Xm]w \ap-°n-s√-∂-dn-™mepw tbip

kI-e-Øn≥em°pw A[n-]-\p-a-h\mw

De-IsØ \n¿Ωn-t®m\pw BIm-i-h-e-bsØ cNn-t®m\pw

XmWph∂p-e-I-Øn¬ Ipcn-tidn A A

am\-h¿°mbv acn-®p-bn¿tØIn

Zm\-ambv c£ \c¿°mbn˛ tbip

ac-W-Øm¬ amdp-∂-[n-]-cn≥ ]ntº˛

t]mb-h¿ e÷n-°p-tºmƒ-̨ -\m-a-h≥ \ma-Øn¬ Pbv hnfn°pw

ac-WsØ Pbn-s®mcp Pb-ho-c≥ A A

ic-W-ambv Xo¿∂-sX-s¥mcp ̀ mKyw

Ah-s\-b-\p-K-an-∏Xp tbmKyw tbip

thKw Rm\n-\nbpw hcp-sa-∂p-sNm∂v

temIw shSn™ t\Xm-̨ -th-ip-Xm-\m-cp-an-√n-Xp-t]mse

\nXyX apgp-h≥ \ne-\n¬°pw A A

{]Xn-̂ ew Xm≥ Xcpw \n¿Æ-bambv

AXn-\mbv Xm≥h-cp-̨ -a-Xn-thKw tbip

t]mcp-Iƒ kln®pw sshcnsb Pbn®pw

]mcn-Xn¬ Xncp-\maw tLmjn-∏m≥ tNcp-hn-\-Xn-tamZw

`n∂-X-sh-Sn-bm-̨ -sam-∂mImw A A

D∂-X-Nn-¥tbm-Sp-W¿∂nSmw

a∂-hs\ \ap-s°-Xn-tcev°mw tbip

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]m v́ 20

Ft∂m-Sp≈ \n≥ k¿Δ \∑-Iƒ°mbn Rm≥F¥p sNtø≠p \n\-t°-ip-]cm! -̨ C-t∏mƒ

\μn sIms≠-s‚-bp≈w \t∂ \nd-bpt∂k∂m-l-tamsS kvXpXn ]mSn-Sp-t∂≥-̨ -tZhm

]m]-Øn-¬ \n∂p Fs∂ tImcn-sb-Sp-∏m-\mbvim]-in-£-I-tf‰ tZhm-Xva-Pm-̨ -alm

Fs∂-b≥t]mSp Zn\w tXmdpw \S-Øp∂s]m∂n-S-b-∂-\¥w hμ-\-ta-̨ -Fs‚

A¥yw-h-sc-bp-sas∂ Imh¬ sNbvXn-Sp-hm≥A¥n-tI-bp≈ al¬ i‡n \otb-̨ -\mYm

XmX≥ k∂n-[n-bn-se≥ t]¿°p kZm-̨ -]-£˛hmZw sNøp∂ aa Poh-\m-Ym-̨ -]£

Ip‰w IqSm-sX-sbs∂ tXP- n≥ apºmsIap‰pw \ndp-Øm≥ Ignhp-≈-h-t\-̨ -Fs∂

a∂n-S-Øn-e-Sn-b≥ Pohn°pw \msf∂pwhμ\w sNøpw Xncp-\m-a-Øn-\p-̨ -tZhm

]m v́ 20

Ft∂m-Sp≈ \n≥ k¿Δ \∑-Iƒ°mbn Rm≥F¥p sNtø≠p \n\-t°-ip-]cm! -̨ C-t∏mƒ

\μn sIms≠-s‚-bp≈w \t∂ \nd-bpt∂k∂m-l-tamsS kvXpXn ]mSn-Sp-t∂≥-̨ -tZhm

]m]-Øn-¬ \n∂p Fs∂ tImcn-sb-Sp-∏m-\mbvim]-in-£-I-tf‰ tZhm-Xva-Pm-̨ -alm

Fs∂-b≥t]mSp Zn\w tXmdpw \S-Øp∂s]m∂n-S-b-∂-\¥w hμ-\-ta-̨ -Fs‚

A¥yw-h-sc-bp-sas∂ Imh¬ sNbvXn-Sp-hm≥A¥n-tI-bp≈ al¬ i‡n \otb-̨ -\mYm

XmX≥ k∂n-[n-bn-se≥ t]¿°p kZm-̨ -]-£˛hmZw sNøp∂ aa Poh-\m-Ym-̨ -]£

Ip‰w IqSm-sX-sbs∂ tXP- n≥ apºmsIap‰pw \ndp-Øm≥ Ignhp-≈-h-t\-̨ -Fs∂

a∂n-S-Øn-e-Sn-b≥ Pohn°pw \msf∂pwhμ\w sNøpw Xncp-\m-a-Øn-\p-̨ -tZhm

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]m v́ 16

tZh-P\ kam-Pta \nß-f-tijw

Poh-\m-Ys\ kvXpXn-∏n≥

Poh-\-cpfpw Znhy-Po-hm-ar-Xamw tbip˛

tZh≥ \ΩpsS at≤y tahp-∂Xp \nanØw tZh

Nmhn-∂-h-Im-i-Øn¬ \n -̨∂-Xn-Z-b-bm¬

tZh≥ ZØm-°n-\m≥ \sΩ

im]-a-I∂ ]pXp ̀ qhm-\-ß-fn¬ kZm

tahp-∂-Xn-\mbv \nXy-Po-h≥ \¬In-\m-\-h≥ tZh

I√p-I-fn¬ hc-®-Xmw-̨ -Nm-hn≥ ip{iq-j˛

bv°p≈n-en-cp-∂bo \sΩ

A√¬ IqSmsX Xs‚ Xpey-an-√mØ Ir]˛

bv°p≈n¬ ISØn ]pXp-hp≈w \¬In-\m-\-h≥ tZh

GIm-fl-kv\m\w aqehpw˛ A{X-bp-a√

GIm-fl-]m\w hgnbpw

GI-i-co-c-am-bn-̨ -t -́Io-̀ -hn-®-Xn-\m¬

GI ]q]m-\p-t`m-K-̀ m-Kn-I-fm-bnXp \mw tZh

Xmt\ Ign-s®m-tc-I-amw-̨ -_-en-bm¬ Xs‚

kq\p kap-Zm-b-ßsf

Du\-a-I‰n \nXy-̨ -hm-\-cm-Pym-h-Im-i˛

ÿm\aXn-¶-em-°o-́ m-\-µm-ar-X-taIn tZh

I¿Ør\n¿Ωn-X-am-bp-≈-̨ -s]m-cpfmw Znhy

kXy-Iq-Sm-c-a-Xn-¶¬

ip≤-ip-{iq-j-I-\mw-̨ -\n-Xy-]p-tcm-ln-X≥ Xm˛

\Xym-Zcw \ap-°m-b-Zym]n Pohn-°p∂p tZh

`qhm-\-ß-fn≥ tbmPn-∏mw-̨ -ssZ-hm-e-b-Øn¬

Pohmcm-[\ sNøp-hm≥

tehy-]p-tcm-ln-X-Xz-̨ -am-Ith \o°n k¿∆˛

tkhy-am-\-\m-a-h-\m-Nm-cy-cm°n \sΩ tZh

]m v́ 13

{Iqin¬ I≠p Rm≥ \n≥ kvt\lsØ

Bg-am¿∂ \n≥ alm-Xym-KsØ (2)

]Icw F¥p \¬Ipw Rm\n\n

lrZbw ]q¿Æ-ambv \¬Ip∂p \mYs\ (2)

krjvSn-I-fn¬ Rm≥ I≠p \n≥ Ic-hn-cpXv

A¤p-Xamw \n≥ ⁄m\-Øn≥ ]q¿Æ-Xsb (2)


\µn-bm-en∂v hmgvØnSpw krjvSmsh (2) {Iqin¬

ASn-∏n-W-cn¬ I≠p \n≥ kvt\lsØ

kuJy-am°pw tbip-hn≥ i‡n-sb


F∂mtcmKyw \¬Ipw XmX-\mbv {Iqin¬

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]m v́ 12

C{X-tØmfw Pbw ssZh-Øn\p kvtXm{Xw

CXp-hsc Icp-Xnb c£-I\p kvtXm{Xw

C\nbpw Ir] tXm∂n Icp-Xn-StW

C\nbpw \S-ØtW Xncp-lnXw t]m¬

\n∂X√ \mw ssZhw \sΩ \n¿-Øn-bXmw

t\Sn-bX√ ssZhw F√mw X∂-Xt√

\S-Ønb hn[-ßƒ Hm¿Øn-Sp-tºmƒ

\µn-tbmsS \mY\p kvXpXn ]mSnSmw

km[y-X-Itfm AkvX-an®p t]mb-t∏mƒ

tkmZ-c-ßtfm AI-∂ßv amdn-b-t∏mƒ

kvt\l-Øm¬ hos≠-Sp°pw tbip-\m-Y≥

kI-e-Ønepw Pbw X∂p-ht√m

Db¿Øn-s√∂v i{Xp-KWw hmZn-°p-tºmƒ

XI¿°p-sa∂v ̀ oXnbpw apg-°n-Sp-tºmƒ

{]h¿Øn-bn¬ hen-b-h≥ tbip-\m-Y≥

Ir] \¬Ipw Pb-tLm-j-ap-b¿Øn-Sp-hm≥

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]m v́ 6

Zb e`n-t®m¿ \mw kvXpXn-®n-Spthmw

AXn\p tbmKy≥ {InkvXp-ht{X

am[p-cy-cm-Kamw KoX-ß-fmse

Ahs\ \mw ]pI-gvØn-Smw˛

X≥ Xncpta\nbdp-°-s∏´p X≥

cp[nc-Øn≥ hne-bmbv hmßn-bXmw

tKm{X-ßƒ, ̀ mj-Iƒ, hwi-ßƒ,

PmXn-Iƒ k¿∆hpw tN¿∂p-sIm-≠v

]m]-Øn-∂-[o-\-X-bn¬ \n∂o

bSn-bmsc Xm≥ hnSp-hn®p

AIv̀ p-X-am¿s∂m-fn-bn¬ {]nb-∂psS

cmPy-Øn-em-°n-b-Xm¬

hogp∂p {]nbs\ hmgvØn-Sp-hm≥

knwl-km\ hmkn-Ifpw Xm≥

Bb-h-\-cp-fnb c£-bn≥ aln-a-bv°mbv

Inco-S-ßƒ Xmsg-bn-́ v

ssZh-Ip-™m-S-h≥ tbmKy-s\∂v

tam£-Øn¬ tIƒ°p∂ i_vZ-aXv

kvXpXn-®nSmw sh≈-Øn-∂n-c-®n¬ t]m¬

i_vZ-Øm¬ ]cn-ip-≤bmw k`tb!-

]m v́ 14

Ft∂-ip-hn≥ k∂n-[n-bn¬

F∂pw KoX-ßƒ ]mSnSpw Rm≥

Xs‚ am[p-cy-ta-dnSpw \ma-a-Xn¬

kvXpXn-Ko-X-ßƒ ]mSnSpw Rm≥

IÆp-\ocv Ah≥ XpS-®n-Spta

Icp-W-bn≥ Icw \o´n-Spta

Fs‚ Im¬hdn \mb-I≥ tbip aXn

Fs‚ ]m]-ßƒ AI-‰n-Sp-hm≥

]c-a≥ hnfn tI´n-Sp-tºmƒ

]c-am-\µw e`n-®n-Spta

Fs‚ AIr-Xy-ß-sfm-s°bpw Ah≥

Ir]-bm¬ AXn-thKw AI-∂n-Spta

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]m v́ 8

h√-̀ \mw tbip-]-c≥ -̨\√ klm-b-I\mw

kpJw _ehpw kam-[m-\hpw˛k-I-ehpw \ap-°-h\mw

B[n-bm-ep≈w Ie-ßn-Snepw

hym[n-bm-te‰w \mw Xf¿∂n-Snepw

D‰-h-sc-√mcpw ssI hnSnepw

ap‰nepw ImØ-h≥ \S-Øn-Spta h√`

temI-Øn-∂nºw XyPn-®nSmw \mw

{Iqins‚ \nµ-Iƒ hln-®nSmw \mw

tbip-hns‚ km£n-bmbv t]mbnSmw \mw

t¢i-ßƒ kln®p s]mcp-XnSmw \mw h√`

kvt\l-Øn≥ Zo]w sImfp-ØnSmw \mw

Pohs‚ ktµiw Dc-®nSmw \mw

]m]n-I-fn-∑\w Xncn-™n-Sp-hm≥

{]m¿∞-\-bn¬ kZm DW¿∂nSmw \mw h√`

Bflm-hn¬ \nd™p _e-s∏-Sp-hn≥

ssZh-lnXw \Ω-f-dn-™n-Sp-hn≥

D∂X PohnXw \bn-®n-Sp-hn≥

a∂-h≥ hc-hn-\m-sbm-cp-ßn-Sp-hn≥ h√`


Fairest Lord Jesus, ruler of all nature, O thou of God and man the Son, Thee will I cherish, Thee will I honor, thou, my soul’s glory, joy, and crown.

Fair are the meadows, fairer still the woodlands, robed in the blooming garb of spring: Jesus is fairer, Jesus is purer who makes the woeful heart to sing.

Fair is the sunshine, fairer still the moonlight, and all the twinkling starry host: Jesus shines brighter, Jesus shines purer than all the angels heaven can boast.

Beautiful Savior! Lord of all the nations! Son of God and Son of Man! Glory and honor, praise, adoration, now and forevermore be thine.

Jesus, keep me near the cross; there a precious fountain, free to all, a healing stream, flows from Calvary’s mountain.

In the cross, in the cross, be my glory ever, till my raptured soul shall find rest beyond the river.

Near the cross, a trembling soul, love and mercy found me; there the bright and morning star sheds its beams around me.

Near the cross! O Lamb of God, bring its scenes before me; help me walk from day to day with its shadow o’er me.

Near the cross I’ll watch and wait, hoping, trusting ever, till I reach the golden strand just beyond the river.

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Savior, like a shepherd lead us, much we need Thy tender care;In Thy pleasant pastures feed us, for our use Thy folds prepare.Blessèd Jesus, blessèd Jesus! Thou hast bought us, Thine we are.Blessèd Jesus, blessèd Jesus! Thou hast bought us, Thine we are.

We are Thine, Thou dost befriend us, be the guardian of our way;Keep Thy flock, from sin defend us, seek us when we go astray.Blessèd Jesus, blessèd Jesus! Hear, O hear us when we pray.Blessèd Jesus, blessèd Jesus! Hear, O hear us when we pray.

Thou hast promised to receive us, poor and sinful though we be;Thou hast mercy to relieve us, grace to cleanse and power to free.Blessèd Jesus, blessèd Jesus! We will early turn to Thee.Blessèd Jesus, blessèd Jesus! We will early turn to Thee.

Early let us seek Thy favor, early let us do Thy will;Blessèd Lord and only Savior, with Thy love our bosoms fill.Blessèd Jesus, blessèd Jesus! Thou hast loved us, love us still.Blessèd Jesus, blessèd Jesus! Thou hast loved us, love us still.

Fairest of all the earth beside,Chiefest of all unto Thy bride,Fullness divine in Thee I see,Beautiful Man of Calvary!

That Man of CalvaryHas won my heart from me,And died to set me free,Blest Man of Calvary!

Granting the sinner life and peace,Granting the captive sweet release,Shedding His blood to make us free,Merciful Man of Calvary!

Giving the gifts obtained for men,Pouring out love beyond our ken,Giving us spotless purity,Bountiful Man of Calvary!

Comfort of all my earthly way,Jesus I’ll meet Thee some sweet day;Center of glory Thee I’ll see,Wonderful Man of Calvary!

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I stand amazed in the presence Of Jesus the Nazarene And I wonder how He could love me, A sinner condemned, unclean.

How marvelous, how wonderful And my song shall ever be. How marvelous, how wonderful Is my Savior’s love for me.

For me it was in the garden He prayed, “Not my will, but thine” He had no tears for His own griefs, But sweat drops of blood for mine.

He took my sins and my sorrows, He made them His very own; He bore the burden to Calv’ry, And suffered and died alone.

When with the ransomed in glory His face I at last shall see, ‘Twill be my joy thro’ the ages, To sing of His love for me.

Thank You for the cross LordThank You for the price You paidBearing all my sin and shameIn love You cameAnd gave amazing grace

Thank You for this love LordThank You for the nail-pierced handsWashed me in Your cleansing flowNow all I knowYour forgiveness and embrace

Worthy is the Lamb, Seated on the throneCrown You now with many crownsYou reign victoriousHigh and lifted up, Jesus Son of GodThe darling of heaven crucifiedWorthy is the Lamb, Worthy is the Lamb

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In Christ alone my hope is found,He is my light, my strength, my song;This Cornerstone, this solid Ground,Firm through the fiercest drought and storm.What heights of love, what depths of peace,When fears are stilled, when strivings cease!My Comforter, my All in All,Here in the love of Christ I stand.

In Christ alone! who took on fleshFullness of God in helpless babe!This gift of love and righteousnessScorned by the ones he came to save:Till on that cross as Jesus died,The wrath of God was satisfied -For every sin on Him was laid;Here in the death of Christ I live.

There in the ground His body layLight of the world by darkness slain:Then bursting forth in glorious DayUp from the grave he rose again!And as He stands in victorySin’s curse has lost its grip on me,For I am His and He is mine -Bought with the precious blood of Christ.

Sing them over again to me,wonderful words of life,Let me more of their beauty see,wonderful words of life;Words of life and beauty teach me faith and duty.

Beautiful words, wonderful words, wonderful words of life,Beautiful words, wonderful words, wonderful words of life.

Christ, the blessèd One, gives to allwonderful words of life;Sinner, list to the loving call,wonderful words of life;All so freely given, wooing us to heaven.

Sweetly echo the Gospel call,wonderful words of life;Offer pardon and peace to all,wonderful words of life;Jesus, only Savior, sanctify us forever.

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All hail the power of Jesus’ Name! Let angels prostrate fall;Bring forth the royal diadem, and crown Him Lord of all.Bring forth the royal diadem, and crown Him Lord of all.

Ye seed of Israel’s chosen race, ye ransomed from the fall,Hail Him Who saves you by His grace, and crown Him Lord of all.Hail Him Who saves you by His grace, and crown Him Lord of all.

Sinners, whose love can ne’er forget the wormwood and the gall,Go spread your trophies at His feet, and crown Him Lord of all.Go spread your trophies at His feet, and crown Him Lord of all.

Let every tribe and every tongue before Him prostrate fall,And shout in universal song the crownèd Lord of all.And shout in universal song the crownèd Lord of all.

O that, with yonder sacred throng, we at His feet may fall,Join in the everlasting song, and crown Him Lord of all,Join in the everlasting song, and crown Him Lord of all!

Precious Lord, take my handLead me on, let me standI am tired, I am weak, I am wornThrough the storm, through the nightLead me on to the lightTake my hand precious Lord, lead me home

When my way grows drearPrecious Lord linger nearWhen my life is almost goneHear my cry, hear my callHold my hand lest I fallTake my hand precious Lord, lead me home

When the darkness appearsAnd the night draws nearAnd the day is past and goneAt the river I standGuide my feet, hold my handTake my hand precious Lord, lead me home

Precious Lord, take my handLead me on, let me standI’m tired, I’m weak, I’m loneThrough the storm, through the nightLead me on to the lightTake my hand precious Lord, lead me home

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Wonderful, merciful SaviorPrecious Redeemer and FriendWho would have thought that a LambCould rescue the souls of menOh you rescue the souls of men

Counselor, Comforter, KeeperSpirit we long to embraceYou offer hope when our hearts haveHopelessly lost the wayOh, we hopelessly lost the way

You are the One that we praiseYou are the One we adoreYou give the healing and graceOur hearts always hunger forOh, our hearts always hunger for

Almighty, infinite FatherFaithfully loving Your ownHere in our weakness You find usFalling before Your throneOh, we’re falling before Your throne

Amazing grace! How sweet the soundThat saved a wretch like me!I once was lost, but now am found;Was blind, but now I see.

Twas grace that taught my heart to fear,And grace my fears relieved;How precious did that grace appearThe hour I first believed!

Through many dangers, toils and snares,I have already come;Tis grace hath brought me safe thus far,And grace will lead me home.

The Lord has promised good to me,His Word my hope secures;He will my shield and portion be,As long as life endures.

When we’ve been there ten thousand years,Bright shining as the sun,We’ve no less days to sing God’s praiseThan when we’d first begun

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NOTES NOTES

“redeeming the time”

• All attendees must register and wear their conference badge at all times.

• Parents are responsible for any damages caused by minors.

• All incidental expenses such as phone calls, room service etc,. is the responsibility of the occupants of the room.

• All conference attendees must maintain a reverential attitude toward God, respect for each other, and must show our spirituality and love to the Hyatt Regency employees and other guests with whom we come in contact with during our stay.

• Please do not be involved in any activity that will hinder the spiritual atmosphere of the conference.

• If you have a cell phone, please make sure it is on silent or vibration mode during the conference sessions.

• Coupons must be presented to obtain meals.

• For any concerns or questions contact Registration desk or FIBA Committee Member.

GENERAL RULES & GUIDELINES

MISSION STATEMENT OF FIBA

• Organize various spiritual activities such as seminars, retreats, conferences and other ministries for the spiritual edification of the entire family.

• Explore ways for effective outreach ministries for spreading the Gospel in accordance with the Great Commission of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

• Arrange programs and other activities in conjunction with local assemblies, focusing on youth and children in order to help them to be spiritually mature believers and to follow the New Testament pattern of worship and gathering.

• Encourage spiritually gifted brethren from our assemblies in North America and utilize their ministry for the spiritual growth of all believers.

Dr. Joseph Mathuram - Tamil Nadu

Dr. Joseph Mathuram has been a practicing Orthopedic surgeon since 1982 in Trichy, India. He has been preaching and teaching the Word for about ten years and is one of the sought-out preachers at Brethren conventions and camps in India.

Bro. John Kurian - Puthupally

Brother John Kurian is from Puthupally, Kerela, and is an itinerant preacher and teacher of the Word. He entered into secular jobs working in India and the Middle East for about ten years. He was commended to the work of the Lord in 1986. Since then, he has been traveling extensively within India and around the world to fulfill his calling.

Bro. John Gordon - North Carolina

Bro. John Gordon, from Raleigh, North Carolina, is an outstanding Bible teacher who can capture your attention and win your heart with his uplifting and challenging ministry. Bro. John has spent an enormous time dealing with end time events.

Brother Aniyan Varghese - Kallissery

Brother Aniyan Varghese serves the Lord in Edthwa, Kerela after resigning from a rewarding secular job in the Gulf. He is a teacher, preacher and a song writer. The Lord is using him mightily for His glory in various places.

Bro. George Koshy - Mylapra

Bro. George Koshy is a writer and a journalist by profession. He has authored 17 books and has written 120 hymns. His publishing ministry “Little Me Publishing” produces tracts, books, magazines, audio and video CD’s exclusively for children. He is anchoring a Gospel Talk Show “Sat Gamaya” on a secular television station.

Bro. Dwight Knight - Michigan

Bro. Dwight Knight is co- founder and Executive Director of Challenge Ministries International. He is in full-time ministry focusing on discipleship, teaching and counseling.. Bro. Dwight has been serving in this ministry for the past twenty years.

Bro. Ray Gonzalez - Michigan

Bro. Ray Gonzalez is a graduate of Emmaus Bible College and has served the Lord in Houston for 15 years. For the past 8 years he has been serving the Lord in Michigan and is an itinerant preacher of the Word. He has made many mission trips to evangelize and make disciples.

Documents

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