Documents

The following documents were presented at the Theological Convocation held August 18-20, 2008 in St. Louis, Missouri. The theme of the convocation was: “Carrying Out God’s Mission in the 21st Century: The Relationship Between Theology and Polity.”

• Opening Devotion – Dr. John Nunes (Aug. 19)
• Opening Devotion – Dr. Robert Kuhn (Aug. 20)
• Bible Study 1: Acts 15:1-31 – Dr. Joel Lehenbauer (Aug. 18)
• Bible Study 2: 1 Corinthians 12:4-31 – Dr. Joel Lehenbauer (Aug. 19)
• Bible Study 3: Ephesians 4:3-6 – Dr. Joel Lehenbauer (Aug. 20)
• Keynote Address – “Carrying Out God’s Mission in the 21st Century” – Dr. Samuel Nafzger
• “The Missio Dei” – Dr. Robert Newton
• Responses to “The Missio Dei”
• Rev. Roosevelt Gray, Jr. 
• Mrs. Gretchen Jameson 
• Rev. Khurram Khan 
• Dr. Richard Noack 
• Dr. Leopoldo Sanchez 
• BRTFSSG Proposals 
• Panel Review of Convocation
• Mr. Kirk Farney 
• Chaplain Donald Muchow 
• Dr. Will Sohns 
• Closing Remarks – Dr. Gerald Kieschnick

The following documents were presented at the second Model Theological Conference held August 23-25, 2005 in Phoenix, Arizona:

• The Congregation's Ministry: Who's In Charge Here? A Pastor's Perspective - Rev. Ralph Blomenberg
• The Congregation's Ministry: The Role of the Laity - Mr. Peter Hessler

The following documents were presented at the first Model Theological Conference held August 5-7, 2002, Phoenix, Arizona:

• Acts 15 Bible Study Number One Presentation - Dr. Jeffrey Gibbs
• Acts 15 Bible Study Number One Discussion - Dr. Jeffrey Gibbs
• Acts 15 Bible Study Number Two Presentation - Dr. Jeffrey Gibbs  
• Acts 15 Bible Study Number Two Discussion - Dr. Jeffrey Gibbs 
• Some Reflections on a Yankee Stadium Case of Discretion - President Emeritus, Dr. Ralph Bohlmann
• When Cases of Discretion Are Really Cases of Discretion - President Emeritus, Dr. Robert Kuhn
• Conflict, Confession and Unity - Dr. Harold Senkbeil
• Conflict, Confession and Unity - Dr. Thomas Zehnder
• Greetings and Comments from the President - President Gerald Kieschnick

These documents are in downloadable PDF  file format. In order to view PDF files, you need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader. This software can be downloaded for free from the Adobe Systems web site.

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