SEEK (occurs 6 months prior to the meetings)

• 3 months of groundwork
• Door-to-door ministry
• Small groups
• Bible studies
• Seminars
• Health outreach
• Interests prepared for harvest (baptism)

REAP (guest evangelists)

• Evangelistic sermons
• Health Expo and onsite clinics
• Health lectures
• Family presentation
• Prayer for families
• Children’s programs

KEEP (follow-up after the meetings)

• Nurture of new believers
• Advanced Bible studies
• Witness training
• Visitation
• Follow-up of interests
• Baptismal classes
• Personal Bible studies
• Mini campaigns

When:

October 3-18, 2008 – Evangelistic meeting dates

Where:

Orientation: Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

10 meeting sites in Port Moresby

Each morning all team members are encouraged to meet together for morning devotions and to review the evening meeting’s sermons and health activities.

Who:

Join a team as one of the following participants:

• Main speaker (pastor or layperson)
• Health lecturer
• Family lecturer (ideally, a husband and wife team)
• Children’s program coordinator

Expenses:

The following is an outline of the expenses to participate in this project, beginning approximately October 1-19, 2008.

Personal expenses:

• Roundtrip airfare
• Lodging & food

Other expenses could include:

• Obtaining a passport and visas
• Vaccinations
• Airport taxes and fees

Resources:

The Quiet Hour will provide each team with the following resource information to help with their meetings:

• Jesus video
• Family talks
• Evangelism manual
• Children's program
• Guidelines on Health Expos
• Health presentation on PowerPoint
• One set of Truth for Today sermons (DVD or CD)
• Travel insurance for each team member

Equipment:

Each team will need to bring at least one laptop and one projector in order to use the CDs containing the sermons and health talks. The local mission will provide a VCR at each location for the Jesus video to be viewed.

Children's ministry:

Programs and activities for the children will occur during each evangelistic meeting. The programs will include songs, stories from the Bible, nature nuggets, puppets, and other activities, as arranged by the team’s children’s ministry coordinator. Many times it is through the children that the adults are brought to the meetings. Therefore, it is important that much emphasis and preparation is given to the children’s programs and activities.

Travel:

Everyone is responsible for making their own travel arrangements. If you have questions or need assistance, please contact us.

To sign up: