Since Urbana is about partnering with God in his work in the global church, it seemed our musical worship should reflect this. A diverse, multi-ethnic and multi-lingual approach to musical worship is an opportunity to engage in good missiology before heading out on mission.
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Read about the Performing Arts Team's process. If you want a script or song, go to alisonsiewert.com and order what you want. There’s a nominal fee, and you’ll get both the script and the performance rights to use it, as well as a link to music.
ICYMI, Urbana was on Periscope for Urbana 15. Those videos are now all up on our YouTube Channel with a bunch of other videos from Urbana, but these eleven are the best, IMHO.
Hikari Saiga was an ordinary student at Waseda University in Japan. And she liked it that way. But recently, while an exchange student at the University of Washington in Seattle, God worked through her reluctant efforts and made himself known.
Put these #Urbana15 wallpapers on your phone, tablet, and computer and carry your commitments with you wherever you go!
How will my family react if I go overseas as a missionary? How do I even tell them? Will I be alone or find a spouse? Is this really my calling or might I have other motives? Patrick Fung (Urbana 15 Bible expositor) and Jennie, his wife, also asked these questions as they gave their lives to God and pursued his mission as medical doctors.
Editor's note: This page will be continually updated with all kinds of things about performing arts at Urbana 15. Check back often for the latest.
Pioneers and Wycliffe Bible Translators are providing a space and bringing together a community to help Urbana 15 participants discern how God’s mission will shape the next chapter of their lives. Urbana Onward will happen from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. on March 5, 2016, in Orlando, Florida.
Urbana is information and question overload. My mind and notebook are full of thoughts, ideas, observations, and questions. One question in particular came home with me for more consideration.
After I attended my first Urbana Student Mission Conference in 1973 as a 19-year-old college sophomore from the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, I returned home exhilarated: the size of the conference, the caliber of the speakers, the awesome worship, the array of workshops and exhibits, and the small group interactions combined to make that conference one of the greatest experiences of my life to that point. At the “anywhere-Jesus-says-I’ll-go” challenge, I stood and dedicated myself to go wherever God would send me in the world.
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