2013 International Conference

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The con­fer­ence is a time when mis­sion­ar­ies come together to rest, net­work and recharge. What’s the best part about it? The IC is open to any­one. If you feel the urge to rub shoul­ders with some of the great­est mis­sion­ar­ies on the planet (yes, we’re biased), we’d love to have you.

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Start Today Begin by com­plet­ing our pre­lim­i­nary ques­tion­naire so that we can become acquainted with you and your vision for min­istry. Saints around the globe are pray­ing that God would send out work­ers into His har­vest field. You might be an answer to their prayers. If you have any ques­tions, con­tact us.  

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Is God calling you?

It’s not too early to apply for the 2013 WIM Orientation & Pre-Field Training in New Braunfels, Texas. This is your launch­ing pad into world mis­sions. WIM Orientation packs each day with classes designed to help you rec­og­nize and con­firm your call to mis­sions. Seasoned WIM mis­sion­ar­ies draw­ing from decades of expe­ri­ence teach you the steps to the mis­sion field. The staff works hard to intro­duce you to the fam­ily of WIM and to answer your ques­tions regard­ing cross-cultural min­istry. You will learn WIM’s vision, core val­ues, an overview of the train­ing pro­gram, how to raise finan­cial sup­port, how to iden­tify and develop your spir­i­tual gifts and much more.

Details

Date: June 8–15, 2013
Cost:  $550 per sin­gle or $750 per cou­ple
(includes food, lodg­ing, and mate­ri­als)

Begin the appli­ca­tion process by com­plet­ing the pre­lim­i­nary ques­tion­naire. We will con­tact you to intro­duce ourselves.When you are ready, com­plete the Orientation reg­is­tra­tion form with your $50 deposit (per per­son) to secure your place. You MUST be fully paid by May 1. You will receive class mate­ri­als in the mail after we process your appli­ca­tion, so reg­is­ter as soon as pos­si­ble.

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