SPEAKERS AND ARTISTS
CHOOSE AN ARTIST OR SPEAKER
- Andrew Marin
- Andy Root
- Archie Honrado
- Barry Shafer
- Barry St. Clair
- Brent Parker
- Brian Schulenburg
- Brock Morgan
- Brooklyn Lindsey
- Cathy Burns
- Chap Clark
- Chris Folmsbee
- Chris Gilbert
- Corrie Boyle
- Crystal Kirgiss
- Dan Kimball
- Dan Webster
- Danielle Strickland
- Dave Ambrose
- Dave Rahn
- Duffy Robbins
- Eddie James
- Elizabeth "Libbie" Patterson
- Eric Venable
- Francis Chan
- Francis Collins
- George Bache
- Ginny Olson
- Greg Stier
- Heather Flies
- James Hampton
- Jay Delp
- Jay Howver
- Jeanne Stevens
- Jeannie Oestreicher
- Jeff Berger
- Jen Howver
- Jim Burns
- Jim Hancock
- Joe Piver
- Joel Lusz
- John Falke
- Kelly Lashly
- Lee Claypoole
- Les Christie
- Lilly Lewin
- Maggie Robbins
- Marcus Thorne
- Mark DeVries
- Mark Helsel
- Mark Matlock
- Mark Oestreicher
- Mark Yaconelli
- Marquis Laughlin
- Marv Penner
- Megan Hutchinson
- Michael Novelli
- Mike King
- Mike Pilavachi
- Mike Whittymore
- Pam Gibbs
- Reggie Joiner
- Rene Rochester
- Rich Van Pelt
- Rusty Wheelington
- Ruth Haley Barton
- Sally Chambers
- Sarah Arthur
- Scott Burks
- Scott Rubin
- Seth Barnes
- Shane Claiborne
- Shauna Niequist
- Sheryl Shaw
- Stan Lester
- Steve Carter
- Steve Gerali
- Tom Sine
- Tommy Woodard
- Tony Campolo
- Walt Mueller
- Will Penner
BIOGRAPHY
Tony Campolo
Associate pastor of the Mount Carmel Baptist Church in West Philadelphia and professor emeritus of sociology at Eastern University, Dr. Tony Campolo, provides commentary on religious, social, and political matters. Activist and author of 34 books, his most recent release is Red Letter Christians: A Citizen's Guide to Faith and Politics. Tony has worked to create, nurture and support programs for "at-risk" children in cities across North America, and has helped establish schools and universities in several developing countries.
SCHEDULE FOR NASHVILLE
Becoming a Red Letter Christian
(General Session #2)
Nov 21 7:30 PM-9:45 PM
Nashville
Talkback
(Late Night Options)
Nov 21 10:15 PM-11:15 PM
Nashville
Christianity: Modern and Postmodern
(Seminar Series #3 - Super Seminars)
Nov 22 2:00 PM-4:30 PM
Nashville
Thinking church leaders understand the necessity of helping young people develop a Christian worldview, but they’re not always cognizant of how the ideologies of secular intellectuals such as Charles Darwin, Sigmund Freud, Adam Smith, and Karl Marx have subtly undermined their attempts to do so. In this seminar we’ll explore the impact of their perspectives and consider ways to help thoughtful young Christians integrate biblical teachings in an overarching mindset that takes the challenges of such secular intellectuals into consideration.
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