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Talithacum Minstry offers churches exciting opportunities to engage leading pastors, preachers and thinkers. Our seminars bring nationally recognized leaders to our local area on Long Island, NY. In addition, Talithacum offers opportunities to deepen your ministry team’s understanding of and reflection on thier work together through our paticipatory learning program.

Upcoming Event

Dr. Tony Campolo
October 24, 2009

Dr. Tony Compolo, professor emeritus at Eastern University, is the founder of the Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education, an organization that develops schools and social programs in various third world countries and in cities across North America. He is the author of 35 books, his latest three being, Letters to a Young Evangelical, The God of Intimacy and Action and his most recently release is Red Letter Christians, A Citizen’s Guide to Faith and Politics.

Schedule

9:00        Registration begins with coffee and bagels

10:00     Introduction of Talithacum Ministry & Parish Resource Center

10:15     Passionate Discipleship: Living Beyond Your Own Potential

11:45     Lunch Break

12:45     Passionate Mission: Embracing the World of Hunger

2:15 Presentation on MICAH project by Long Island Council of Churches (Mobilized Interfaith Coalition Against Hunger)

Registration Fee

Early Registration by September 15, 2009
$69 for Saturday, October 24
 *5th-9th person from the same church is half price.
*Please contact Rev. Albert Hahn for discount pricing on groups of 10 or more.

After September 15, 2009
$79 for Saturday, October 24

Lunch for Saturday
$10 for sandwich and drinks (for pre-order with registration only.)

Directions to Smithtown United Methodist Church: Long Island Expressway (LIE/495) to Exit 56. North on Route 111. Cross over Veteran’s Memorial Highway (Route 454). Route 111 turns to the left by the Hauppauge High School. Continue on Route 111. Cross over Nesconset Highway (Route 347). Continue on Route 111. Make a right onto Route 25 (Main Street Middle Country Road). Church is approximately 1/4 miles on the right.