Ethnicity as Gift and Barrier: Human Identity and Christian Mission

Submitted by rpdesign on Thu, 05/14/2009 - 07:41.

January 25 -29, 2010

Held at OMSC
Dr. Tite Tiénou, dean, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, Illinois, works from first-hand experience in Africa to identify the “tribal” issues faced by the global church in mission. Cosponsored by Black Rock Congregational Church (Fairfield, Connecticut). Eight sessions.

Registration Type (please select one): *

Registration Fee, $175.00

Student from cosponsoring school (Identify school in comment box below) , $90.00

Accommodations (not included in registration fee):

Double room at OMSC with shared bath, $45 per person per night.

Single room at OMSC with shared bath, $45 per night (most programs require four nights)

I will make my own arrangements for a room

Accomodations are payable upon arrival. Apply early—first choice not guaranteed. Meals not included; bring extra funds for meals at a nearby college cafeteria or local restaurants.

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If possible, please arrive Mon - Fri, 9am–5pm. When OMSC’s guest rooms are full, participants are referred to a local motel that offers OMSC guests a discount. Accommodation is not available for children of parents who are not long-term OMSC residents.

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Ethnicity as Gift and Barrier: Human Identity and Christian Mission