‘To the ends of the earth’ – Bangor Worldwide Missionary Convention
The Rev David Meredith, guest speaker at the online launch of the 2020 Bangor Worldwide Missionary Convention.
Bangor Worldwide released its plans for Convention week at a launch held online. The theme for the summer Convention, which takes place between August 21-30, is ‘To the ends of the earth.’
All events will be streamed over the internet, available to watch live on Bangor Worldwide’s Facebook page and YouTube channel.
Chairman Tom Clarke said: “This was our first online launch in our 84-year history, but given the circumstances, it was good to be able to connect virtually with our friends and supporters. We used this as an opportunity to release information about our new format and to encourage people through spending time in The Scriptures together.
“This summer, we are delighted to have Gary Millar lead our weekday Bible studies at 11.30am. Gary is the Principal of Queensland Theological College in Australia so he will be recording his Bible talks from Brisbane. He has chosen ‘Living in the Light of His Coming’ looking at 1 Thessalonians as his theme for the week.
“Other guest speakers will be recording talks all over the world so we are not losing out on hearing what God is doing in other countries and continents. Special music items will be recorded and included in our broadcasts as well. We hope this new format will introduce new people to the Convention as they can watch from the comfort of their own sofa!”
The special speaker at the online launch was the Rev David Meredith, Mission Director for the Free Church of Scotland. You can watch the launch event again online (www.worldwide2020.org).
For more information on all the online events taking place during the convention, visit the website or follow on social media (@BangorWorldwide on Twitter, Bangor Worldwide Missionary Convention on Facebook).
Taking part in the online launch of the 2020 Bangor Worldwide Missionary Convention are, top, Keith McIlwaine and Lorraine Moore, and bottom, Ruth Manning and Jason Brodie.
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