Debbie Michel
February 13, 2020From Friday evening (Feb. 14) to Sunday (Feb. 16) hundreds of youth from across the Lake Union are expected to gather for the bi-annual Youth Evangelism Congress in Shipshewana, Indiana.
Featured Speaker is Justin Khoe, professional YouTuber, podcaster and church consultant, creating content for the spiritually curious. By bringing people from opposing ideologies, religions and politics, Justin works toward a world where each person has a more established set of beliefs because they have been challenged and explored.
Other presenters are:
Lilly Widdicombe, representing Fieldwork, a ministry which seeks to fulfill the Great Commission by meeting the practical needs of the community.
Zach Payne of Wisen Media Ministry, a district of churches between Milwaukee and Chicago that is using media in creative ways to reach the community.
Joshua Guerrero, of Adventist Christian Fellowship at the University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point. He will present on the ministry which is impacting the secular University culture.
Melissa Taylor of Indy's Art & Soul ministry, which seeks to bring clean and inspirational visual and performing arts to the community while sharing the blessed hope of Jesus.
Andres Flores, pastor of EPIC Church, a church planting movement in Chicagoland area.
Matthew Lucio, Peoria Digital Church, an extension of the local church into the digital space which allows the lowering of wall of unfamiliarity.
Connor Nelson, of We Are Called ministry, which is helping the homeless by delivering backpacks filled with necessities and serving hot meals.
Joel Campbell, Green Bay Street Team, a ministry to meet the needs of the homeless.
To register and learn more about the Congress, visit: www.lucyouth.org
