West Coast Chinese Christian Conference - 2017 Handbook

FOLLOW IN HIS STEPS1
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Scavenger Hunt!!!
(Finish at least 12 items throughout the entire conference individually):
1. Take a pic with your cabin sharing group - Instagram/
FB
2. Form a human pattern of the word “follow” with fellow
conferees - Instagram/FB
3. Take a pic with your bible study group - Instagram/FB
4. Get an autograph from both main speakers on the
handbook
5. Get a picture with at least two workshop speakers -
Instagram/FB
6. Get the contact info from all of your members in cabin
sharing group and stick it to your handbook
7. Like/Follow W4C FB page and Instagram
8. Attend PC elections (Student/Young Adult) - Sticker
9. Check-in on FB and tag three of your fellow
conferees
10.List 4 worship songs that we sang at the conference in the
handbook
11. Take a picture with two worship team members - Instagram/FB
12.Meet and greet at least 10 new friends and get their
contact info stickers in the handbook
13.Proof of morning devotion for at least two days (notes, etc.)
handbook
14.Get to know and write down three fun facts about one
Planning Committee Member - handbook
15. Visit any Display Booths and get a souvenir.
Have FUN!!!

你們蒙召原是為此；因基督也為你們受過苦，給你
們留下榜樣，叫你們跟隨他的腳蹤行。
利未記 19: 1-2
“For you have been called for this purpose, since
Christ also suffered for you, leaving you an example
for you to follow in His steps,”
1 Peter 2:21
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2017 WCCCC
Table of Contents
General Informa-
tion.....................................................................................................
About WCCCC.....................................................................................
Main Speakers......................................................................................
Workshop Speakers.............................................................................
Interpreters.............................................................................................
Worship Team.......................................................................................
Day 1 Evening Message 1 Notes.......................................................
Day 2 Morning Devotion 1 (English and Chinese)...........................
Day 2 Morning Message 1 Notes......................................................
Day 2 Bible Study 1 Material (English and Chinese)........................
A Penny for Your Thoughts....................................................................
Day 2 Workshop A & B Description...................................................
Join Our Team.......................................................................................
Planning Committee Election...............................................................
Day 3 Workshop C Description..........................................................
Behind The Scenes (2017 PC Committee Member)...........................
Front Line Servants (2017 EC Committee Member)................................
New Friends..........................................................................................
The Challenge Goals For 2018............................................................
WCCCC 2018 Preview .......................................................................
Share Your Testimony ...........................................................................
Conference Time Table..........................................................
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WELCOME!
Messages from the Chairpersons
“It is truly my honor to be able to serve you all this year! As I am serving in this ministry, I’m
learning to be humble and to work as a family in Christ. I believe that God brought you to this
conference for His reason! Be ready to receive what He wants you to experience through the
conference. I pray that this conference will not a routine for you, but a life changing experience
between you and God! Let’s enjoy these 4 days together!”
In His Love,
Jimmy Luk
2017 Excutive Committee Chairperson
“Welcome to West Coast Chinese Christian Conference 2017!
I thank God for bringing you all here safetly from various parts of this vast country and also
from our neighboring country. We, the Planning Committee members, are so excited to
welcome you. Even before you arrived, we have been praying for you, that the Holy Spirit will
have a special blessing prepared for you and that He will open your mind to understand what
God is trying to tell you.
2017 brought a series of devastating natural disasters, from powerful hurricanes to raging
wildfires. While we are amazed by a total solar eclipse, the worst mass shooting on the other
hand has brought us to tears. Our confusing world desperately needs Jesus to come and
make it new. t’s our prayer that through this weekend you will be equipped to exercise care in
passing down what you have learned from our LORD Jesus, the three key elements of authentic
discipleship: self-denial, carrying one’s cross, and following in the footsteps of the Master.
May the good Lord bless this conference and make it fruitful. Through which, our Christian faith
becomes a “living faith”. “
Maisie Chan
2017 Planning Committee Chairperson

Conference Registration
ALL conferees must check-in with the Registrar, Daniel Fan.
December 29, 2017
2:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m.
9:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Location: Newton Memorial - Cascade Room (upstairs, map B-4)
December 30, 2017 December 31, 2017
10:40 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. 10:40 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
9:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Location: Lakeside 621 (map C-3) Location: Lakeside 621 (map C-3)
Parking
Parking lots are located on Conference Drive, the main road to Mt. Hermon.
Parking is available adjacent to most cabins. Avoid parking on private property. Do
not park at the Post Office or in the loading zone.
Cabin Maintenance
Contact Marc Leong, our General Affairs staff, if there are conditions that arise
with your cabin such as lack of heating, proper lighting, water leakage, or other
maintenance issues.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Important Contacts
we suggest that you save these contacts on your cellphone
Jimmy Luk
Executive Committee Chair
Lakeside 625
(626)371-6489
Karen Yu
Administration Vice Chair
Lakeside 622
(415)640-4588
Daniel Fan
Registrar
Lakeside 621
(650)776-4583
Marc Leong
General Affairs
Lakeside 623
(408)438-6876
Annie Wu
First Aid Team Leader
Lakeside 626
(415)823-9344

Meals
Your name tag is your Meal Ticket. If you lose it, see the Registrar, Daniel. If you or a
cabin mate are too sick to attend a meal, “take outs” are available. Ask a dining room
server for assistance.
Lost and Found
Don’t panic...yet.
The Lost and Found is located at the back of the Auditorium.
Basic Rules
Just a few friendly reminders...
• Please be on time.
• Please always be aware of your belongings, and do not leave valuables in your
cabin.
• Please be respectful to the camp site, help keep common areas clean.
• Please conserve electricity. Turn off the lights and lower the thermostat
when a room is vacant. Avoid setting the thermostat above 72°F.
• Smoking, alcohol, illicit drugs and gambling are prohibited.
No mahjong, please!
• Open flames are prohibited.
• Do not move (or remove) furniture (especially pianos) without permission
from Mt. Hermon staff.
• Please turn off all personal mobile devices in the auditorium and
workshop rooms.
• Please stay in your own cabin after 11pm.
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Emergency
For any emergencies, please contact WCCCC or Mt. Hermon staff member immediately.
In case of an earthquake, fire, storm, landslide, or other emergencies:
During mealtime (Dining Commons) or worship time (Auditorium), please remain calm and
stay where you are until further notice from the staff. During any other time (quiet time, or late
night), please go to the nearest designated location indicated on the map (Recreation Field,
Victory Circle parking lot near Rustic Dell, etc.) and remain there until further notice from the
staff.
LOCAL MEDICAL FACILITIES:
Scotts Valley Urgent Care - (831) 458-6330
Doctors On Duty - (831) 425-7991
Dominican Hospital - (831) 462-7700
FIRE OR AMBULANCE: 911

ABOUT WCCCC
OUR HISTORY
WCCCC began in 1969 when a group of foreign-born Chinese Christian
students gathered for fellowship over the Christmas break. This winter retreat
continued up through 1971. In 1972, the winter retreat planning committee
placed their efforts in the planning of the North American Congress of Chinese
Evangelicals (NACOCE). After the NACOCE meeting, this winter retreat began
its transformation into a full-fledged “Winter Conference”. From this beginning,
WCCCC has grown into a regional conference ministering to students and young
adults, both foreign and American born, from over 100 different groups and
churches.
OUR VISION
WCCCC’s vision is to co-work with West Coast Chinese churches to bring about a
grass roots revival.
OUR MISSION
The primary mission of WCCCC is to plan, organize, and deliver an annual
conference for West Coast Chinese Christians that will:
• Stimulate conferees to grow in their walk with God;
• Equip conferees with the knowledge and skills to fulfill their spiritual calling;
• Enrich conferees with a knowledge and understanding of current and past
events and movements relevant to Chinese Christians;
• Promote conferees’ awareness of their social responsibilities.
West Coast Chinese Christian Conference is an evangelical
fellowship of Chinese Christians committed to challenging and
equipping God’s people to serve on campuses or in the workplace,
at the local church or on the mission field. Through a network of
resources, training and encouragement, WCCCC aims to serve the
West Coast Chinese Christian community.

OUR DISTINCTIVENESS
A Community Within Diversity
Conferees come from throughout the West Coast representing diverse
backgrounds. Through group Bible studies, cabin sharing and other activities,
fellowship is fostered to promote a genuine community.
A Wealth of Perspectives
Conferees are challenged and stimulated through interaction with our
numerous speakers on a broad range of topics regarding spiritual growth, Christian
service and contemporary issues.
An Opportunity for Training
Conferees are offered practical workshops to build leadership and evangelism
skills, as well as in-conference opportunities to lead Bible study and to practice
spiritual discipline. Committee members develop important strategic and tactical
skills that provide a valuable foundation for future ministries.
OUR BELIEFS
Although we come from various church denominations, the leadership of West
Coast Chinese Christian Conference holds to the following statements of faith:
• We believe that the Bible is uniquely inspired by God, and in its
trustworthiness and authority.
• We believe in the Deity of the Lord Jesus Christ and in His true humanity
when He lived among us.
• We acknowledge the necessity of Jesus’ substitutionary death on the cross for
the redemption of the world.
• We hold that salvation is by faith and through God’s grace alone.
• We believe in the historic fact of the resurrection.
• We acknowledge the presence and power of the Holy Spirit in the work of
regeneration.
• We fully expect the personal return of Jesus Christ in the future.

MAIN SPEAKERs
MORNING BIBLE EXPOSITOR
Dr. Gil Stieglitz
Executive Pastor, Adventure Christian Church (Roseville, CA)
Professor, Western Seminary
President, Principles to Live By
Master of Divinity from Talbot School of Theological
Doctor of Ministry from Talbot School of Theology
Dr. Gil Stieglitz is an author, speaker, catalyst, pastor, professor, and leadership
consultant. He has helped Christians, churches, and leaders all over the United
States and around the world maximize their impact. He is the executive pastor at
Adventure Christian Church in Roseville CA, a professor at Western Seminary, and
President of Principles to Live By.
He was a Senior pastor in Southern California at Twin Lakes Community Church
for 17 years and denominational executive for the EFCA for 13 years. His skills and
passion include helping people, organizations, and leaders maximize their potential
for God’s glory. He now resides in Roseville, California, with his wife Dana and
their three daughters.

EVENING SPEAKER
Rev. Mitchell Herring
Rev. Mitchell Herring remembers that as a small child, his father would take
him and his younger brother to visit their grandparents every Sunday morning.
They would pass a church with a huge sign reading “Christ died for our sins.”
Even then he often wondered what that meant. Later, while a student at Rutgers
University, he read the Gospels for himself and was deeply moved by the purity
and holiness of Christ and by His promise, “…and behold, I will be with you
always, even unto the end of the world.” Believing the Bible’s declaration that
it was his sin that separated him from the holy and eternal God, and that it was
Christ who paid the price for his sin by His death on the cross, he came to Christ
as his Savior and Lord in 1974.
Pastor Herring came to know many Chinese friends at Rutgers and took his
first Chinese course as an elective in fall of 1972. His great interest led him to
continue in Chinese studies. After coming to Christ, he was introduced to and
became involved with the Chinese Student Bible Study Group on the Rutgers
Campus. Upon the conviction of the Lord’s call into full-time ministry, in 1982
he entered China Evangelical Seminary in Taipei, Taiwan as the only American
student in a school of over 100 Chinese students.
Pastor, Rochester Chinese Christian Church (RCCCC)
Master of Divinity from China Evangelical Seminary (Taipei, Taiwan)
Master of Theology from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School

WORKSHOP SPEAKERS
Workshop: A2-UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT DENOMINATIONS
Dr. Samuel Ho
Samuel Ho 聖言資源中心副會長聖言講道學院副院長兼教務長學歷：PhD
Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, USA. PhD Trinity Theological
Seminary USA. DTS Columbia Evangelical Seminary USA. STM Yale
University Divinity School USA. 道學碩士香港中國神學研究院 1986 哲學碩士
香港中文大學 1983 文學士香港中文大學 1981 事奉簡略：美國基督工人神學院教
務長、系統神學副教授、教牧學博士課程主任2011-15 澳洲維省宣道會宣信堂創堂
宣教士及堂主任 1987-1990 西雅圖華人宣道會主任牧師 2004-2011 加拿大恩道
華人神學院客座教授 2011至今加拿大克理威廉神學院客座教授 2006至今香港
中國神學研究院副教授兼中國文化研究中心研究員 1998-2003 香港基督徒藝術
協會主席 1998-2009 著述：Faith and Practice: Liturgical Renewal in Chinese
Churches, (主編1998)《名畫與聖誕》(CD, 1998)《心弦蜜語：傳道書的幽默與真善
美的追尋》(1998)《心筆在絃：靈修小品》(2006)《超然的啟視：從藝術到靈性》(2007)
《回眸聖言：十步文萃》(主編) (2016)
Cantonese
Workshop:B2-LIVINGINABROKENWORLD:HOWDOWEINFLUENCETHE
WORLD?
Rev. Kaho Jim
詹牧師於2009年開始於三藩市南灣牧會，負責粵語部青
年事工。除了關顧羣羊之外，詹牧師更致力於透過釋經
法研經和敬拜領袖訓練，來建立平信徒領袖。他於2012
年被按立為牧師，現為Talbot神學院的教牧學博士候選
人(D.Min. [ABD])，主修釋經講道學。因著從主而來的清
晰異象和信念，詹牧師於2015年年中與另一位教牧同工
憑信心開始了在南灣的植堂事工，先以家庭教會的形
式，與十位委身的信徒一同開始建立了「天行聖經教會」
Skywalk Bible Church，旨在幫助該社區的人能夠與神聯
繫、建立親密關係，並建立基督的門徒。

Workshop: C2-A BIBLICAL APPROACH TO CONFLICT MANAGEMENT
Dr. Melvin Wong
Dr. Wong was born and raised in Hong Kong but educated and stayed in
the U.S. since 1970. He was Honorary Director of the Pastoral Counseling
Program at the Hong Kong Baptist Theology Seminary as well as co-worker
at CCM中信and CFFC家新. He was Assistant Professor of Psychiatry
at UCSF school of medicine and Attending Psychologist at SF General
Hospital: African-American Psychiatric unit 6-B. He has done volunteer
teaching at many universities and seminaries in Asia and China. He
has completed 6 years of earthquake relief work in Sichuan as well as
volunteer work in Cambodia where he assisted/supervised the prevention
and aftercare of human trafficked victims. 25% of his time is for missional
volunteer work abroad in Leadership Development, Clinical Training and
cross-cultural psychology.

Workshop: A1-LOCAL MISSIONS
Pastor Roger Huang
Founder of San Francisco City Impact, Roger has been serving in the
inner city of San Francisco for 33 years. After overcoming the odds to
escape an abusive home, he fought through homelessness and loneli-
ness to find the American dream and his French bride, Maite. Right
in San Francisco’s most impoverished district, the Tenderloin, Roger
witnessed a traumatic event happen to a young boy, which prompted
him and his wife to pass out 50 sandwiches the very next day. This
simple act to intervene turned into what is now City Impact’s Rescue
Mission, K-8 school with roughly 100 students, a food bank, health
and wellness center, adopt a building initiative, a thrift store and a
school of ministry. Roger has led many in discovering the power of
prayer, fasting, and serving hands-on in a community starved for
hope. He is now witnessing the next generation of leaders come
through San Francisco City Impact to serve and be trained in the inner
city of San Francisco.
Workshop: B1-OVERSEAS MISSIONS
Rev. Mark Tsujimoto
Rev. Mark Tsujimoto is a mission mobilizer for Gospel Operation
International. He is an ordained minister who previously served as
children/youth minister for two Chinese churches in the Bay Area.
His passion is for Christians and churches to find their unique role in
building God’s Kingdom. He does this through mentoring, writing and
preaching/teaching
Workshop: C1-HAS GOD PREPARED “THE ONE”
FOR ME? WHAT IS MY RESPONSE?
Brian and Charlene Wong
Brian and Charlene have been married nearly 9 years. They currently reside
in Roseville, CA with their two boys, Joshua and Jake. Before moving to Ros-
eville, they lived in beautiful San Luis Obispo and were advisors for Chinese
Christian Fellowship at Cal Poly. They were involved in mentoring/discipling
a number of students, including several in romantic relationships. They love
sharing their story of God’s work in their marriage and family.
English

Workshop: A3-PROGRESSIVE REVELATION OF GOD’S KINGDOM
(聖經中神的國或天國是什麼？)
George Shen
他出生於中國上海，在香港長大。他去芝加哥伊利諾伊大學學習
信息工程。他在大三學年後接受了主，他的生命也變了，包括轉修
材料工程。在學士學位和碩士學位之間，他去芝加哥的穆迪聖經
學院修謮了一年和遇到了他未來的妻子樂兒。曾任百時美施貴寶
骨科分公司捷迈新產品開發經理和臨床事務專家，有5個專利執
照。搬到加州後，他擔任捷迈，輝瑞和史赛克骨科公司貨品銷售代
表。曾任中國教會，會議和書籍翻譯員多年和主日學校教師。他也
是全球伊甸園古語團隊的中文成員，為“語言的起源，語言智能設
計”一書作出了貢獻。他發表的文章有牙科，骨科和中國考古學的
文章。他於2015年退休後但在2017年5月，他被南加州的醫學院聘
請為骨科研究特定教師。
Mandarin

INTERPRETERS
George Shen
He was born in Shanghai, China and grew up in Hong Kong. He went
to University of the Illinois in Chicago to study Information Engineer-
ing. After he accepted the Lord in his junior year, his life changed and
it also included a major change to Materials Engineering. Between his
BS and MS program at U of I, he went to study at Moody Bible Institute
in Chicago for a year where he met his future wife Lois. He worked as a
New Product Development Manager and Clinical Affairs on orthopedic
implants for Bristol Myers’ subsidiary Zimmer and holds 5 patents. After
moving to California, he worked as a sales rep of orthopedic implants
for Zimmer, Pfizer and Stryker. He has served as a Sunday School
teacher since college and translator at Chinese churches, conferences
and books for many years. George is a member of the Global Edenics
Team in Chinese and contributed to the book “The Origin of Speeches,
Intelligent Design in Languages”. He has co-authored articles on dental
prosthetics, orthopedic implant and archeology. He retired in 2015 but in
May 2017, he received an appointment from a Medical School in south-
ern California the position of Adjunct Research Instructor of Orthopedic
Surgery.
Paul Pham
Paul Pham was born in Ho Chi Minh City (the former Saigon), Vietnam
to Chinese parents in a nominal Christian home. In 1975, God mi-
raculously brought him and his family to the U.S. as refugees. He then
was able to study Pharmacy at the University of Minnesota. After his
graduation, he proceeded to work as a Pharmacist in California and
Minnesota. Sometime during the 1980s, he got saved and born again.
He ultimately was able to continue his studies at Oral Roberts University
in Theology and Ministry. After becoming a Christian, he got involved in
various ministries and short-term mission trips. He is currently serving in
an in-home prayer ministry, adopt-a-block at the L.A. Dream Center as
well as ministers as an interpreter and in the choir.

WORSHIP Team
Association of Christian Music Ministry – Los Angeles (ACMLA)
ACMLA (Association of Christian Music Ministry – Los Angeles) was estab-
lished in 2015 as a subsidiary of HKACM to host annual evangelical concerts in
the Southern California area. Through collaborating and serving with different
churches and Christian organizations in Los Angeles, ACMLA aims to help local
worship/praise teams advance their technical skill sets and musical knowledge/
disciplines. Team members are constantly learning to disciple each other through
these close interactions – and to influence and transform lives in the community
– one at a time.
As a music crusade that believes in the Statement of Faith, ACMLA uses different
musical channels (i.e. via contemporary music and various ministries) to draw
people to God; help spread HIS scripture and love; and to equip fellow Chris-
tians with enhanced knowledge and skills. Working with local organizations and
musicians, ACMLA also serves as a coordinator and catalyst to help promote
Christian music in the bigger Southern California community.

DAY 1
Evening Message 1
NOTES

Jesus’ Intentions (Matthew 9:9-13)
Good morning! Let’s thank God that we can wake up early and draw
close to Him by reading His Word. The theme of this conference is
“Follow in His Steps”. We will read Matthew 9:9-13 (ESV) and reflect
on our current mindset of following Jesus. Please read the passage
closely and slowly three times:
Jesus Calls Matthew
9 As Jesus passed on from there, he saw a man called Matthew sitting at the tax
booth, and he said to him, “Follow me.” And he rose and followed him. 10 And
as Jesus reclined at table in the house, behold, many tax collectors and sinners
came and were reclining with Jesus and his disciples. 11 And when the Pharisees
saw this, they said to his disciples, “Why does your teacher eat with tax collectors
and sinners?” 12 But when he heard it, he said, “Those who are well have no need
of a physician, but those who are sick. 13 Go and learn what this means: ‘I desire
mercy, and not sacrifice.’ For I came not to call the righteous, but sinners.”
DAY 2
morning devotion 1
There was an obvious distinction between the Pharisees and
those regarded as social outcasts (e.g. tax collectors and sin-
ners). To be in one group or another basically sets the stage
as to how society sees that person. Jesus’ intention was to
heal the sick and the broken; He addressed each kind of sick
and broken as He saw fit. He was also here to glorify God by
expressing His love to all people. Despite their social differ-
ences, the Pharisees and the social outcasts were all one and
the same in Jesus’ eyes: sick and broken.

Reflection and Prayer
1. It is an inevitable truth that we are all broken and lost in one form or another.
Do you recognize it within yourself?
2. If society’s standards, or even your own standards, do not matter to Jesus, what
is stopping you from accepting your brokenness and coming before Him?
3. Is it important to be a highly regarded person in the eyes of others so that you
can be accepted? How can you live a life that lines up with the Word of God,
not the social and cultural norm of the world?
PRAYER
Good morning Lord!
I am so thankful that You have drawn me close to You and have called me to do
Your will on earth. I am grateful for Your plan of salvation through Jesus, and the
power You bestowed upon me from Your Holy Spirit. Please give to me a clear
mind, a pure heart, and a touch of Your wisdom to do what is good and right in
Your eyes today. May my life glorify You and be pleasing in Your sight.
In Jesus’ name I pray, Amen.

NOTES

耶穌的意向（馬太福音9：9-13）
早上好！讓我們來感謝上帝，使我們一早醒來，透過閱讀祂的話語來親近祂。
今年大會的主題是“跟隨祂的腳蹤行”。我們將會讀馬太福音9章9-13節，反思我
們目前跟隨主耶穌的心態。請仔細和慢慢地誦讀經文三遍：
馬太被召
9耶穌從那裡往前走，看見一個人，名叫馬太，坐在稅關上，就對他說：「你跟從我
來！」他就起來跟從了耶穌。10耶穌在屋裡坐席的時候，有好些稅吏和罪人來，與
耶穌和他的門徒一同坐席。11法利賽人看見，就對耶穌的門徒說：「你們的先生
為什麼和稅吏並罪人一同吃飯呢？」12耶穌聽見就說：「康健的人用不著醫生，有
病的人才用得著。13經上說：『我喜愛憐恤，不喜愛祭祀』，這句話的意思你們且
去揣摩；我來本不是召義人，乃是召罪人。」
DAY 2
morning devotion 1
在社會上，法利賽人和那些認為是被社會排斥的人（例如：稅吏和
罪人）之間存在着明顯的區別。人們怎樣看待一個人，就基於他所屬的群
體。耶穌定意要醫治有病及生命破碎的人；祂針對着不同人的需要去
根治他們的病和破碎。祂也透過向所有的人表達祂的愛來榮耀神。儘管人
們在社會上的地位懸殊，但法利賽人和被社會排斥的人在耶穌眼中
都是一樣的：有病和破碎。

默想和禱告
1. 事實上，在某程度來說，我們都是破碎和迷失的。你
有意識到嗎？
2. 無論是社會的標準，甚至是你自己的標準，對耶穌來
說都沒有關係。那麼，是甚麼阻礙你接受你自己的「
破碎」及去到祂面前呢？
3. 對你來說，在別人眼中成為高度被重視的人而感到
被人接納，是否重要呢？你怎樣去過一個與神話語相
符的生命，而不是過一個在社會和文化規範下的生
命？
禱告：
早安，天父爸爸！感謝袮用袮的話語把我拉近到袮面前，
並呼召我遵行袮的旨意。我感謝袮藉著耶穌給我的拯
救，以及袮從聖靈賜給我的能力。請給我一個清醒的頭
腦，一顆純潔的心，以及從袮而來的智慧，今天去做袮
眼中看為好的、美善的事。願我的生命榮耀袮，在袮眼前
蒙悅納。
奉主名求。阿們。
NOTES

NOTES
DAY 2
morning Message 1
Dr. Gil Stieglitz

Matthew 16:13-28
“Take up your cross and follow Me”
Learning Objective
Conferees will understand that following Christ requires setting our
minds, time, and priority completely to God and towards His redemp-
tive plan of the Gospel. If we follow Jesus, we must be prepared to
experience suffering and persecution just like Jesus did.
Discussion Questions
1. Who revealed the identity of Jesus to Peter? Why would he reveal
this to Peter?
2. What is the Rock the Church built upon? Why does that make the
power of death not able to overpower the church?
3. Why doesn’t Peter want Jesus to go to His death?
4. According to Jesus, what is the basic requirement to be His diciple?
5. Between the cross and gaining the whole world, which one does
the disciples prefer?
Application Question
1. What crosses are you carrying today?
DAY 2
DAY 2
bible study 1

NOTES

第二天查經：“當背起自己的十字架跟從主”
（馬太福音16：13-28）
學習目標：
讓弟兄姊妹明白，跟隨基督是要把我們的心思，時間和優先次序完全交給上帝，
並且完全跟隨祂的福音救贖計劃而行。如果我們跟隨耶穌，我們必須準備像耶
穌一樣地經歷苦難和逼迫。
討論問題：
1. 誰向彼得透露了耶穌的身份？他為何要告訴彼得？
2. 教會的盤石是建基在什麼之上？它如何使死亡的能力不能勝過教會呢？
3. 彼得為什麼不想耶穌被殺呢？
4. 根據耶穌的教導，做祂門徒的基本要求是什麼？
5. 在「十字架」和「賺得全世界」之間，門徒選擇哪一樣呢？
應用問題：
1. 你今天為神背起哪些十字架呢？
DAY 2
DAY 2
bible study 1

NOTES

DID GOD CREATE THE WORLD IN 6 DAYS?
DAY 2
DAY 2
a Penny for your thoughts

NOTES

A1 LOCAL MISSIONS
A2 UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT
DENOMINATIONS
A3 PROGRESSIVE REVELATION OF GOD’S
KINGDOM
Speaker: Pastor Roger Huang
Language: English
Let’s learn about important social issues that impact our local community. Interactive work-
shop challenges us to take action.
Speaker: Dr Samuel Ho
Language: Cantonese
We often hear of different denominations for churches like Alliance, Baptist, Nazarene, and
Presbyterian. What are the differences between them? How does each denomination serve
the body of Christ in diversity and unity?
Speaker: George Shen
Language: Mandarin
The term Kingdom of Heaven has been used frequently in sermons and books but little is
known about it. The Gospels spoke of it as a mystery. The Lord’s Prayer mentioned about ask-
ing God for His Kingdom to come. Is there a difference between Heaven and the Kingdom of
Heaven?
Newton Cascade
Newton Creekside
Fireside Lounge
DAY 2
DAY 2
WORKSHOPs A

NOTES

B1 OVERSEAS MISSIONS
B2 LIVING IN A BROKEN WORLD:
HOW DO WE INFLUENCE THE WORLD?
Speaker: Rev. Mark Tsujimoto
Language: English
Are you ready to be used by God: anywhere, anytime? Explore the challenges of short-term
(and longer) overseas mission trips.
Speaker: Rev. Ka Ho Jim
Language: Cantonese
Jesus taught us to pray, “Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.”
How can we maintain our spiritual identity as God’s chosen people despite the overwhelm-
ing pressure to conform? How do we participate in God’s world-repairing project?
Newton Creekside
Newton Cascade
DAY 2
DAY 2
WORKSHOP B

NOTES

NOTES
DAY 2
Evening Message 2

Luke 9:57-62
The Requirements of Following Jesus
Good morning! Please take three minutes to reflect on what you have
gone through yesterday. Did you allow God to begin working in you
in order to do what is pleasing in His sight? This morning’s scripture
reading is from Luke 9:57-62 (ESV). Please read the following pas-
sage closely and slowly three times:
The Cost of Discipleship
57 As they were going along the road, someone said to him, “I will
follow you wherever you go.” 58 And Jesus said to him, “Foxes have
holes, and birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man has no-
where to lay his head.” 59 To another he said, “Follow me.” But he
said, “Lord, let me first go and bury my father.” 60 And Jesus said to
him, “Leave the dead to bury their own dead. But as for you, go and
proclaim the kingdom of God.” 61 Yet another said, “I will follow you,
Lord, but let me first say farewell to those at my home.” 62 Jesus said
to him, “No one who puts his hand to the plow and looks back is fit
for the kingdom of God.”
DAY 3
morning devotion 2

Reflection and Prayers
This passage describes three different conversations with Jesus:
1. One person wants to follow Jesus, but Jesus replies by saying
“... the Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head.” (v57-58)
2. Jesus invites a person to follow Him, but the man needs to
bury his father first. (v59-60)
3. One person offers himself to Jesus, but has other priorities he has
to take care of first. (v61-62)
Jesus gave up His honor and prestige in heaven to walk among His
people, only to come to Earth despised and rejected. He humbled
Himself while He was on Earth, but ended up being nailed onto the
cross. If we follow Jesus, we will be despised and rejected as well.
How are you preparing yourself to follow in His steps knowing full
well that you will be rejected by the world?
Sometimes when Jesus calls us, we give ourselves time to tie up any
loose ends or to make sure the rest of our life is stable before we
answer His call. Answering Jesus’ call is never about being on our
time, but on His time. Write down the priorities you are placing above
God’s calling.
Prayer:
Lord Jesus,
Forgive me when I’ve put my own priorities in front of You. Many times I’ve treated You
more like a servant or an equal rather than my Sovereign King and Lord. Forgive me and
have mercy on me. Please help me to answer without any excuse when You call. Although I
constantly waver on how to live a God-centered life, I ask for Your help and strength to be a
disciple You can count on.
In Your powerful Name I pray, Amen.

跟隨耶穌的代價（路加福音9：57-62）
早上好！請花三分鐘時間反思昨天的經歷。你有沒有讓神開始在你裡頭作工，以
致你能行出祂所喜悅的事呢？今天早上的經文是選自路加福音9章57-62節。請
仔細閱讀以下經文，並慢慢讀三次：
跟從主的代價
57他們走路的時候，有一人對耶穌說：「你無論往哪裡去，我要跟從你。」58耶穌
說：「狐狸有洞，天空的飛鳥有窩，只是人子沒有枕頭的地方。」59又對一個人說：
「跟從我來！」那人說：「主，容我先回去埋葬我的父親。」60耶穌說：「任憑死人埋
葬他們的死人，你只管去傳揚神國的道。」61又有一人說：「主，我要跟從你，但容
我先去辭別我家裡的人。」62耶穌說：「手扶著犁向後看的，不配進神的國。」
DAY 3
morning devotion 2

NOTES
默想和禱告
以上經文描述了三段與耶穌不同的對話：
1. 一個人想跟隨耶穌，但耶穌回答說：“...人子沒有
枕頭的地方。”（v57-58）
2. 耶穌邀請一個人跟隨他，但是那人需要先埋葬他
的父親。（v59-60）
3. 一個人把自己獻給耶穌，但他還有其他的事項要
優先處理。（v61-62）
耶穌放棄了他在天上的榮耀和尊貴，走到祂的子民
中間，只是來到地上被藐視和被拒絕。祂謙卑自己來
到地上，但最後竟被釘在十字架上。如果我們要跟隨
耶穌，我們也會同樣地被藐視和被拒絕。當你很清楚
知道要跟隨主的腳蹤時，你會被世界所拒絕，你要怎
樣準備好自己呢？
有時，當耶穌呼召我們，我們常常給自己時間先完成
自己既定的目標，或在回應祂的呼召之前確保我們
的餘生已夠安穩。回應主耶穌的呼召絕不是要在我
們認為合適的時間，而是要在主呼召我們的時間。寫
下現在你看為比神的呼召更優先的事。
禱告：
主耶穌，當我把自己的事看為比袮的呼召更優先，請
袮原諒我。很多時候，我把袮當作一個僕人，或一個
與我平起平坐的人，而不是我的主、我的王。懇求袮
原諒我，憐憫我。當袮呼召我的時候，求袮幫助我，不
要以藉口來推搪我對袮的回應。雖然我一直不夠堅
持去過一個以神為中心的生活，但求袮幫助我，並賜
我力量成為一個袮可以託付的門徒。奉主耶穌袮大
有能力的名字而求。阿們。

NOTES
DAY 3
morning Message 2
Dr. Gil Stieglitz

Learning Objective: Conferees will understand that true followers of
Jesus requires a complete surrendering of their heart, soul, mind, and
strength. The commitment to follow Jesus should be a highest priority,
even above oneself.
Discussion Questions:
1. Why did Jesus say that one cannot be his disciple unless he “hates his own father
and mother and wife and children and brothers and sisters, and even his own life”?
2. What did Jesus mean when He said that someone must “carry his own cross and
come after Jesus”?
3. Why does Jesus emphasize that someone has to give up all his possessions in order
to become a disciple of Jesus?
4. Why are there “Christians” who give up midway? Why are they not able to finish
building their tower? Why were they unable to win the war?
5. What is the “saltiness” of a Christian? What happens when a Christian loses this
“saltiness”?
6. Which aspects in your life have you not fully given to Jesus?
Application Questions:
1. What drives you to become and continue to be a Christian? What can you do to love the
Lord with all your heart, life, and strength?
2. What should you do to maintain your commitment in Jesus as the highest priority in
your life?
3. Do you think you have “saltiness” in yourself? What can cause you to lose your
“saltiness”? What can you do to increase/regain your “saltiness”?
DAY 2
DAY 3
bible study 2
Luke 14:25-35
“He Who Has Ears to Hear, Let Him Hear.”

NOTES

第三天查經：“有耳可聽的，就應當聽。”
（路加福音14：25-35）
學習目標：讓弟兄姊妹明白，真正的基督徒需要完全盡心、
盡性、盡意、盡力愛主我們的神。承諾去跟隨耶穌是生命中
最首要的事情，甚至超過自己的需要。
討論問題：
1. 為什麼主耶穌說，除非人“恨自己的父母，妻兒，兄弟姐妹，甚至自己的生命”，
否則不能成為祂的門徒呢？
2. 當主耶穌說人必須“背著自己的十字架來跟從祂”時，祂的意思是什麼？
3. 為什麼主耶穌強調成為祂的門徒必須撇下一切所有的？
4. 為什麼有中途放棄的“基督徒”？為什麼他們不能完成他們要蓋的樓？為什麼
他們無法贏得他們所打的仗？
5. 基督徒的“鹹味”是什麼？當基督徒失去這種“鹹味”時會發生什麼？
6. 你生活中哪些方面沒有完全交給主耶穌？
應用問題：
1. 是什麼促使你成為並繼續作基督徒？你能做什麼去盡心、盡性、盡意、盡力愛
主你的神？
2. 你如何才能將你對耶穌的承諾保持在你生命中最首要的位置？
3. 你覺得自己有基督徒的“鹹味”嗎？什麼會導致你失去你的“鹹味”呢？你能
做些什麼來增加或恢復你的“鹹味”呢？
DAY 2
DAY 3
bible study 2

NOTES

JOIN OUR TEAM!DUTIES & QUALIFICATIONS
Duties
• Plan for the functions of the Conference (e.g. in-conference program,
speakers, budget, publicity strategy etc.)
• Plan for the spiritual contents of the Conference (e.g. conference theme, long-term
direction etc.)
• Attend monthly PC meetings throughout the term
• Complete individual or group assignments prior to the monthly meetings.
• Maintain open and effective communication with the team for mutual
support and facilitation of conference planning.
Qualifications
• Full-time conferee with passion in WCCCC ministry
• Born-again Christian
• No major conflict with other Christian service commitments during the term.
• Attending (and serving) in a local church.
• Committed to carry out PC duties.
• Maintaining a healthy spiritual life.
Nominations
• Each nominee should fill out a nomination form (available at the back of the
auditorium) endorsed by two nominators.
• Nomination forms should be submitted to a current PC member.
• Nomination will be closed at noon on December 29th, unless the total number of
nominees is fewer than eight.
• Each nominee should prepare a brief summary on why you want to serve.
Election procedures
• The respective election host will briefly introduce the nominees.
• Each nominee will share why he/she wants to serve, followed by Q&A
session from the floor.
• All full-time conferees are eligible to cast their vote during the election.
• If there are 3 or less nominees, those who get two-third of the
votes will be voted in.
• If there are more than 3 nominees, the top 3 candidates who received the
most votes will be voted in.

HOW TO BECOME A PC?
COME SUPPORT!
PLANNING COMMITTEE
ELECTION
STEP 1: Read the qualification and position description carefully (P. 50)
STEP 2: PRAY
STEP 3: Fill out an application form
STEP 4: Submit your application to one of our staff
Students - Paul Materum
Young Adult - Maisie Chan
STEP 5: Be ready for your interview at the election location early
Student - Brookside
Young Adult - Auditorium
STEP 6: PRAISE GOD (no matter what the result is)
INTERVIEW, ASK QUESTIONS, & VOTE!
All full-time conferees are qualified to vote for next year’s planning committee members.
So, they should attend their respective PC election!
When you are not running, it’s important that you ask the questions you need to decide the
best candidate for the planning committee team.
Here are some sample quesitons to get you started:
Please describe your current spiritual walk with God.
What is your potential greatest asset to the PC team?
What the thing you’d like to improve most about WCCCC?
Why did you come to WCCCC this year?

DAY 3
workshops c
C1 HAS GOD PREPARED “THE ONE” FOR ME?
WHAT IS MY RESPONSE?
C2 A BIBLICAL APPROACH TO
CONFLICT MANAGEMENT
Speaker: Brian and Charlene Wong
Language: English
Has God prepared a specific person that I am destined to marry? If there is “THE
ONE”, why do many Christians still break up? How do we approach dating in a
way that glorifies God?
Speaker: Melvin Wong
Language: Cantonese
As Christians, there are many times when we are caught in an argument or are put
into a position to act as a peacemaker between two people. What is the biblical
approach to resolving conflict?
Newton Cascade
Newton Creekside

NOTES

NOTES
Evening Message 3
DAY 3

Luke 9:23
Sacrifice and Take Up Our Cross
Good morning! Today is the last day of conference. We will meditate
on one verse of scripture today from Luke 9:23 (ESV).
23 And he said to all, “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his
cross daily and follow me.
Those who are use to reading this verse tend to overlook the magnitude of its meaning and
let it fall into a Christian jargon. Don’t let your ingrained experience take away the impact
and value of this verse. Let us reflect on the cost of following Jesus with a fresh mind.
NOTES
DAY 2
DAY 4
morning devotion 3

Reflection and Prayer
1. Does taking up your cross and following Jesus
mean being willing to die for Christ in order to follow
Him? What does this sacrifice mean to you?
2. It is a tough call to completely surrender yourself.
What hope do you have in the Lord to endure this hard
ship?
3. How has your mindset changed in the past three days
about your readiness in taking up your cross daily?
4. Write down at least one thing that you would do to
follow Jesus after leaving the conference.
Prayer:
Dear God,
Thank You for sending Your Son to earth in the form of a
child. I am humbled by the sinless life in which Jesus led in
human form; overcoming all temptations and sacrificing
His life for my sins. Please continue to change and mold
me so that I can have a heart like Jesus. Your Word tells
me that, “For whoever wants to save his life will lose it,
but whoever loses his life for me will save it. What good
is it for a man to gain the whole world, and yet lose or
forfeit his very self?” (Luke 9:24-25). Thank You for giving
me strength so that I could focus on Your precious and
matchless reward. Lord, please help me focus more on
You and Your presence in my life and less on me.
In Jesus’ name I pray, Amen.
NOTES

犧牲並背起我們的十字架（路加福音9:23）
早上好！今天是大會的最後一天。我們今天要默想路加福音9章23節這一節經文。
23耶穌又對眾人說：「若有人要跟從我，就當捨己，天天背起他的十字架來跟從我。
我們可能因為常常接觸到這節經文而忽視了經文本身的深意，而讓這節經文成為
了基督教的術語。不要讓我們根深蒂固的經驗把我們帶離開這節經文的影響和價
值。讓我們來思考跟隨耶穌的代價。
DAY 2
DAY 4
morning devotion 3

默想和禱告
1. 背起你的十字架去跟隨耶穌，是否意味著
跟隨基督時，我們也願意為基督而死呢？這
犧牲對你來說有甚麼意義呢？
2. 完全捨棄自己是一個不容易的呼召。你在
主裡有什麼盼望以致能讓你忍受這種艱辛？
3. 過去三天，神有引導你在心態上改變，讓
你能每天都準備好去背起自己的十字架嗎？
4. 寫下至少一件你離開大會後要跟隨耶穌
而做的事情。
禱告：
親愛的上帝，感謝袮差袮的兒子耶穌基督來
到世界上，道成肉身，為我作一個無罪的典
範，克服所有的誘惑，為了我的罪而犧牲自
己的生命，讓我如今得以謙卑的來到袮的面
前。求袮繼續改變和塑造我，讓我有一個像主
耶穌一樣的心思意念。袮的話教導我：「凡要
救自己生命的，必喪掉生命；凡為我喪掉生
命的，必救了生命。人若賺得全世界，卻喪了
自己、賠上自己，有什麼益處呢？」（路加福音
9章24-25節）。謝謝袮給我力量，以致我可以
專注於袮寶貴且無可比擬的獎賞。主啊，請幫
助我更專注於袮和袮的同在，而不把生命的
焦點集中在自己身上。奉主耶穌基督的聖名
祈求。阿們。
NOTES

NOTES
morning Message 3
Dr. Gil Stieglitz
DAY 4

NOTES

1 Peter 2:11-25
“Follow in His Steps”
Learning Objective: Conferees will understand that we should live a
righteous life with joy and freedom. Therefore, all Christians must strive
towards righteousness even if it causes them to suffer. Our suffering
for His sake is minimal compared to the love that Christ showed us by
bearing our sin on the cross.
Discussion Questions:
1. How should Christians see themselves in this world? What should
they do in response to this view?
2. How should Christians treat governmental authority in the world?
Why should they do so?
3. How should Christians, who are servants, treat their master(s)?
Why should they do so?
4. According to this passage, why is a person called to be a
Christian? How do we follow in Christ’s steps?
5. What was Jesus’ response when He faced unjust opposition? Why
would He do so? What did Jesus do that led to this suffering?
6. What do you need to do in order to follow the steps of Jesus?
Application Questions:
1. What are the right things to do that would lead to suffering in these
days? Are you doing it? How can you do it?
2. What are your responses to these sufferings? What are the right
ways to respond to suffering?
bible study 3
DAY 4

NOTES

第四天查經 -“跟隨祂的腳蹤行”
(彼得後書2：11-25）
學習目標：讓弟兄姊妹明白，我們應該以快樂和自由度過一個為義的生活。因
此，所有的基督徒都必須努力爭取行義，即使這樣做會叫他們受苦。與主基督因
着愛在十字架上所承受的痛苦相比，我們所受的苦難是何等微不足道。
討論問題：
1. 基督徒應該怎樣看我們在世的身份？我們又應該怎樣回應這個觀點呢？
2. 基督徒應該怎樣面對世界上的政府和權力呢？我們為什麼要這樣做？
3. 作為僕人的基督徒應該怎樣看待我們的主人呢？我們為什麼要這樣做？
4. 根據這段經文，一個人為什麼蒙召成為基督徒呢？我們應如何跟隨基督的腳
蹤呢？
5. 當主耶穌面對不公義的批判時，耶穌的回應是什麼？他為什麼要這樣做？耶
穌做了什麼，導致祂承受被釘在十字架上的痛苦？
6. 你需要做什麼才能跟隨主耶穌的腳蹤呢？
應用問題：
1. 在現今世代，我們做什麼正確的事會導致我們為神而受逼迫？你有這樣做
嗎？有的話，你如何忍受去過這樣痛苦的日子呢？
2. 你對這種痛苦的回應是什麼？我們應該用什麼方式來正確地面對苦難？
bible study 3
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BEHIND THE SCENES
Every year, amazing volunteers work together to bring you WCCCC. This
year, 10 Planning Committee (PC) members worked very hard throughout
the year to prepare this winter conference. It is a challenging commitment,
but there are many reasons for brothers and sisters to join the team year after
year.
2nd year PC 1st year PC
Maisie Chan
Bithiah Hon
Marc Leong
Erik Lui
Daniel Fan
Maggy Cheung
Jimmy Luk
Jenessa Wu
Paul Materum
Angie Chu
Karen Yu
Get to know your 2017 PC Team below.

The Planning Committee consists of 12 members (6 students and
6 young adults) who take up the responsibilities for planning and directing
future conferences. Those elected will serve for 25 months.
At each December conference, 6 members are elected to
re-place the 6 outgoing members: 3 to be elected from and by the student
conferees, 3 to be elected from and by the young adult conferees. It is
customary for PC members to continue serving in the execution phase to put
together the conference that they planned.

FRONT LINE SERVANTS
YOUR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Executive Chair
Display Booth Coordinator
Database Manager
Audio Processing
Check-in Manager
Handbook Production
Treasurer
Transportation Cordinator South
Secretary
Info Processing Team Leader
External Webmaster
Prayer Session Coordinator
First Aid (Team Leader)
Editor-in-Chief
Data Entry Team Leader
Mass Media/ Video Production
Speaker Coordinator
Registrar
Graphic Template Provider
Survey Evaluator
General Affairs
Social Media Public Relations
Transportation Cordinator North
Cabinet
Administration VC
Communication VC
Jimmy Luk
Marc Leong
Calvin Fan
Karen Yu
Jenessa Wu
Marc Leong
Hannah Cheung
Henry Wong
Calvin Fan
Karen Yu
Margi Lui
Jim Hsia
Joseph Chan
Annie Wu
Karen Yu
Terry Wong
Rose Chan
Erik Lui
Nicole Lee
Marc Leong
Daniel Fan
Tom Ma
Internal Webmaster

Morning Devotional Coordinator
NorCal ST Small Group Coordinator
SoCal YA Small Group Coordinator
SoCal ST Small Group Coordinator
Counseling & Follow-up Coordinator
Bible Study Coordinator
Publicity VC (North)
Publicity VC (South) Bithiah Hon
Heywood Chan
Student and Young Adult
Publicity
Student VC
Young Adult VC
Celia Szeto
Paul Materum
Maisie Chan
Kwok Yeung Tsang
Joseph Chan
Erik Lui
Here’s our 2017 EC Team. Each one of us joined the team at different times, with
different backgrounds, but for the same reason - to use the gifts given by our God to
serve His ministry. We sincerely invite you to contact us if you are interested in joining
us next year, we promise it will be a journey full of blessings and miracles!
Area Representatives (San Francisco)
Area Representatives (South Bay)
Area Representatives (East Bay)
Area Representatives (Sacramento)
Area Representatives (Central Cal)
Area Representatives (Los Angeles)
Area Representatives
(West San Gabriel Valley)
Area Representatives
(East San Gabriel Valley)
Area Representatives (Orange County) Area
Representatives (San Diego)
Area Representatives (Las Vegas)
Area Representatives (Logan)
Erik Lui
NorCal YA Small Group Coordinator

NEW FRIENDS
LET’S KEEP IN TOUCH!
Every year, WCCCC continues to serve as a great networking platform
for our conferees. We encourage you to keep in touch and continue forward
with your spiritual journey with the support and love from your brothers
and sisters.
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THE CHALLENGE
GOALS FOR 2018

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MORNING BIBLE EXPOSITOR
J.S. Park
B.A. in Psychology from USF and M.Div from SEBTS
From Devout Atheist to Skeptical Pastor
J.S. Park (or Joon, pronounced “June”) is a former atheist/agnostic turned pastor,
blogger, and a chaplain-in-training. He is a 5th degree black belt, a recovered porn
addict, intense introvert, and loves Jesus. In 2012, he gave half his salary to One Day’s
Wages to fight human trafficking, a check for $10,000, and matching contributions
raised another 10k. He’s a contributing blogger for X3Church, a renowned nonprofit
that fights porn addiction, and writes for ChurchLeaders andChurchPlants. J.S. graduated
from USF with a B.A. in Psychology and from SEBTS with an MDiv. He runs a Q&A style
blog for skeptics and skeptical Christians. He married the love of his life in December of
2014. He’s also written a few books.

EVENING SPEAKER
Rev. Lawrence Fung
馮牧師是華人福音普世差傳會的國際總主任(代)。他在香港出生長大.大學畢
業後在香港青年歸主協會事奉.曾任該會的執行總幹事和亞洲區訓練主任。一
九八一年到美國金門浸信會神學院進修,並開始在三藩市華人金巴崙長老會事
奉.先後在該校獲取神道學碩士(1984) 和教牧學博士 (1989) 學位.曾任該教會
之主任牧師廿多年.後在美國西方神學院獲取文化研究學博士學位 (2011)。馮
牧師跟倪彩環師母育有兩位已婚的兒女和兩個外孫.
Lawrence serves as Acting International Director of Gospel Operation International
(GOI). He was born and raised in Hong Kong. He began full time ministry at Hong
Kong Youth for Christ after college, serving as their Deputy Executive Director and Asian
Training Director. He went to Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary (GGBTS) in
San Francisco for theological training, and began serving in Cumberland Presbyterian
Chinese Church (CPCC) since 1981. Rev. Fung earned his Master of Divinity (1984) and
Doctor of Ministry (1989) from GGBTS. He served as Senior Pastor of CCPC for over
20 years. Rev. Fung later earned his Doctor of Intercultural Studies degree (2011) from
Western Seminary in Portland, Oregon, while he was serving at GOI. Rev. and Mrs.
Loretta Fung have 2 adult children (married) and 2 grand-children.
Director of Mobilization Gospel Operation International USA,
(La Puente, CA)

SHARE YOUR TESTIMONY!
WCCCC consists of brothers and sisters that continuously support each other
in their walks of faith. Sharing your testimony is one of the most effective
things you can do to express your gratitude, inspire, and influence those
around you.
WHAT TO DO?
Guidelines and Rules
In order to provide opportunities for more conferees to share,
please abide by the following guidelines:
Be sensitive to the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
Length
Language
Content
If, for any reasons, you cannot share your testimony with us during the
testimony time, we will still love to hear from you after the conference. Please
write to us at info@wcccc.org. With your permission, your sharing may
appear in future WCCCC newsletters!
3 min. max. Be concise!
English, Cantonese or Mandarin
Please keep it directly related to the conference. We
want to know how the conference has influenced you! Also,
we love songs, but we would like to leave them out of the
testimony time.

WCCCC 2017 TESTIMONY FORM
Please submit this form to staff before testimony time to participate!
NAME
PREFERRED LANGUAGE
MY TESTIMONEY IS ABOUT
TESTIMONEY SUMMARY
IMPACT OF THE CONFERENCE ON YOUR LIFE
STUDENT
ENGLISH CANTONESE MANDARIN
YOUNG ADULT
LOCATION/ CITY
ENCOURAGEMENT RECEIVED DURING THE CONFERENCE
LESSON(S) LEARNED FROM THE CONFERENCE
COMMITMENTS MADE AS A RESULT OF THE CONFERENCE
OTHERS (PLEASE SPECIFY)
CHURCH

CONFERENCE TIME TABLE
DAY 1
12/29
DAY 2
12/30
DAY 3
s 12/31
DAY 4
1/1
7
3
11
7
9
5
1
9
8
4
12
8
10
6
2
10
11
CHECK-IN
2:00 - 5:45
DEPARTURE
DINNER
6:00 - 6:45
DINNER
6:00 - 6:55
DINNER
6:00 - 6:55
TESTIMONIES
9:00 - 9:30
WORKSHOP A
2:45 - 4:15
WORKSHOP C
2:45 - 4:15
WORKSHOP B
4:25 - 5:55
LUNCH
12:30 - 1:15
LUNCH
12:30 - 1:15
LUNCH
12:30 - 1:15
Free Time/
Display Booth
4:15 - 6:00
A PENNY FOR
YOUR THOUGHT
1:00 - 2:35
BIBLE STUDY
10:45 - 12:20
BIBLE STUDY
10:45 - 12:20
BIBLE STUDY
10:45 - 12:20
PLANNING
COMMITTEE
ELECTION
+ Group Picture
1:20 - 2:35
BREAKFAST
8:00 - 8:50
BREAKFAST
8:00 - 8:50
BREAKFAST
8:00 - 8:50
PERSONAL
DEVOTION
PERSONAL
DEVOTION
PERSONAL
DEVOTION
WORSHIP
& BIBLE
EXPOSITION
9:00 - 10:30
WORSHIP
& BIBLE
EXPOSITION
9:00 - 10:30
WORSHIP
& BIBLE
EXPOSITION
9:00 - 10:30
CLOSING
CEREMONY
1:20 - 2:35
WORSHIP
& EVENING
MSG
6:50 - 9:20
WORSHIP
& EVENING
MSG
7:00 - 9:30
WORSHIP
& EVENING
MSG
6:50 - 9:00
CABIN
SHARING
9:30-10:30 CABIN
SHARING
10:15 - 11:15
CABIN SHARING
9:40 - 10:40
NEW YEAR’S EVE
COUNTDOWN
10:50-12:05a
see you
next year!
LATE
CHECK-
IN
9:30 - 10:00

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