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There is no admission fee to attend Missionfest Manitoba 2010 and...

There is no pre-registration!

Everyone is welcome!

There will be a free-will offering taken at each session to help defray the cost of this weekend.  Besides the offering, the costs for this weekend are offset through church sponsorship and contributions from our exhibitors.
 

Friday Night Experience!

We are in the process of finalizing the details for our Friday Night Experience for Youth and Young Adults.

The evening will feature award-winning worship artist Matt Brouwer.  Joining Matt will be missionary couple, Michael and Rocky Beene. 

But that's not all!  As a special treat, Canadian guitarist Jay Calder will also be in the house.

Click here for further details (like how to win an IPOD Touch).
 

Missionfest Manitoba is committed to present exciting and informative speakers who are intimately involved in both local and worldwide missions.

For 2010 we will be featuring:

Pastor Lennett Anderson
Senior Pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church in Upper Hammonds Plains, Nova Scota.

John and Eloise Bergen
Canadian missionaries who will share about their incredible and terrifying experiences in Kenya during 2008..

Michael and Rocky Beene
Faith in Action - Guatemala.

Each of these speakers will provide keen insight and inspiring stories in their particular area of expertise. 

More information about our speakers may be found on our speakers' page by clicking here.

There are many ways that you can be personally involved in Missionfest Manitoba 2010!

Please click here for further details.

Our Workshop list has been updated - Please click here for a complete list.
 

How does God plan to
use you in the building of His Church?

If you are in the Winnipeg area on the first weekend of February in 2010, be sure to attend Missionfest Manitoba.  During this exciting weekend, we will strive to get a glimpse of what God is doing around the world to build His Kingdom!
 

Finding Our Mission

We need never be anxious about our mission.  We need never perplex ourselves in the least in trying to know what God wants us to do, what place He wants us to fill.  Our whole duty is to do well the work of the present hour.  There are some people who waste entire years wondering what God would have them do, and expecting to have their life-work pointed out to them.  But that is not the divine way.  If you want to know God's plan for you, do God's will each day; that is God's plan for you today.  If He has a wider sphere, a larger place for you, He will bring you to it at the right time, and then that will be God's plan for you and your mission.

- J. R. Miller, D.D.