March 5 - 7, 2010
Registration is FREE!

GMC is hosting its very own weekend equipping conference, focusing on friendship evangelism and outreach! The purpose of the weekend is: "An inspirational and practical equipping weekend where you will learn how to share and defend your faith at school, work, with family, friends, and even strangers."

LOCATION:
326 Wood Ave. (corner De Maisonneuve) Montreal, Quebec H3Z 1K2
Please enter using Wood Ave. entrance.
Click here for map.

SPEAKERS:
Rachel Tulloch - RZIM (Ravi Zacharias International Ministries)
Pastor Frank Humphrey - People's Church of Montreal
Brad Morrice - Campus for Christ
Emily Morrice - Campus for Christ
Rebecca Hall - Campus for Christ

SCHEDULE:

Registration is now open!
Please download the fillable pdf registration form and email it to: missionpossible.gmc@gmail.com

The deadline is Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010!

CONTACT:
missionpossible.gmc@gmail.com
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SPEAKER BIOS:

Rachel Tulloch
Rachel serves as an RZIM Canada associate apologist and staff researcher/writer. She holds a BA in philosophy (University of Guelph) and an MTS in theology (Wycliffe College, University of Toronto). As an apologist, Rachel's itinerary continues to grow especially among student groups where she has been a guest lecturer at various evangelistic and training events. She has a desire to bridge the gap between "knowledge without compassion" and "passion without content." Rachel resides in Toronto.
http://www.rzim.org/usa/aboutus/tabid/464/default.aspx?itemid=34

Dr. Frank Humphrey
Senior Pastor of Peoples Church of Montreal. He was born and raised in Montreal, received Christ as his Savior and Lord in 1964. He began his pastorate at Peoples Church in 1978. Dr. Humphrey holds a B.A. (Bishops), Dip. Ed. (McGill), M.Div. (Canadian Theological College), Th.M. (Trinity Evangelical Divinity School), and a Ph.D (McGill) in Hebrew Old Testament. He is a gifted Bible Teacher and Scholar. He and his wife Daria have three children who are now young adults.
http://www.peoplesmontreal.org/im-new-here-2/our-pastors-and-staff

Brad and Emily Morrice
Brad became a Christian as a student at Carleton University, and was soon afterward gripped with a passion for fulfilling the Great Commission. To that end, he has been a missionary with Campus for Christ in Montreal since 2005, firmly believing that reaching tomorrow's leaders with the gospel today can change our world. Brad directs the French ministry at the Université de Montréal. Emily went to McMaster University in Ontario where she studied Business and Religious Studies. She now works at McGill and Concordia with Campus for Christ Ministries and primarily works with women in the areas of evangelism and discipleship.

Rebecca Hall
Rebecca grew up in a small town near Peterborough, Ontario where she studied French Immersion from the age of 5 to 19. Deciding to study Biology in the hopes of becoming a Pediatrician, she chose the University of Ottawa for her post-secondary education in the hopes of keeping up her French. By a work of God, Rebecca discovered real siginificance when she accepted the Lord during her second year at university. Realizing that the desire was there for many years, Rebecca decided to be a missionary in Montreal following her studies, in the area of University ministry. Rebecca Has been working with Power to Change since May 2007.

Please continue to pray for the people of Haiti, especially the children and women who are the most vulnerable. More specifically, pray against people who would try to take advantage of the current situation in Haiti for their own personal gain. Ask for God's protection over the innocent against those who would exploit their vulnerability. For many years now, Haiti has been suffering from poverty, AIDS crisis, high infant mortality, child slavery and sex trafficking and unfortunately it's only going to get worse because of the recent earthquake. Please ask God to bring about healing, redemption, grace, and mercy and most importantly His gift of salvation to the Haitians.

For those who can, please consider making a donation to a Christian Organization called Compassion Canada. They were chosen mostly because of their partnership with local churches in Haiti that minister to suffering children. Please see the website at www.compassion.ca for more info regarding their ministry.

Take note that GMC is not affiliated with Compassion or Compassion Canada and people are free to donate to whichever organization that they choose to.