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Around the World in 90 minutes on Flight BW208

18.30 – 21.30

Preflight entertainment starts at 18.30

Conference Centre, Belfast

Travel at supersonic speed to the Far East, the Middle East and Africa. Tour guides include

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St Saviour’s Church, Dollingstown, 6.30pm with speaker John McLeron (Crosslinks) and an interview with David Garrison, International speaker and writer of “A Wind in the House of Islam”.
Chairman Rev Simon Genoe, music by St Saviour’s Band

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Our service on Sunday evening is open to all.
Welcome from Rev Christoph Ebbinghaus with speaker Dr Hassan John. Introduction to the morning Bible studies, “Jesus won’t quit on you” from John’s Gospel by Zack Eswine.
Music Mark Johnston, Hamilton Road Presbyterian Church Ba

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The meeting this evening will focus on work going on in the continent of Europe.
Crosslinks celebrates its centenary this year and we are delighted to have their Mission Director, John McLernon speaking tonight.
Prison Fellowship NI are celebrating 40 years and we look forward to hearing from thei

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With speakers Geoff McIlrath, Castlereagh Fellowship, Belfast and David Montgomery (CU Ireland).

Challenge by Zack Eswine

Praise Greyabbey Presbyterian Band

Chairman Jason Brodie

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The focus tonight will be work and ministry in different parts of Asia. David Eastwood, Field Director of OMF in Taiwan, will share about 20 years working in outreach to the working class and marginalised in society. Joanne Briggs will talk about the medical work of Leprosy Mission in India and Nepal. The me

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With Suzanne Potter (Latin Link) and an interview with a Cuban pastor.

Challenge by Zack Eswine

Music Roger Irvine & Trinity Band

Chairman Keith McIlwaine

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THE WIND OF THE SPIRIT
A closing celebration with David Garrison, author of A Wind in the House of Islam, which presents a behind the scenes look into how God is at work in the Muslim world.

The evening will also include music from New Irish Arts led by Jonathan Rea and a closing challenge from