The first full day of the 2004 Summit (Friday, April 16)
| In the morning Bible Study Dr. Benjamin Chan presented a study from Acts 8. | ||
| There were 90-minute workshops morning and afternoon, 22 different ones, held in rooms all over the venue. | ||
| The evening plenary session at 7:00 started with a welcome and prayer by Moses Nueman of World Care. |
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| Anil Veeraraj and Servants for Christ led in musical praise to God. |
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Kieun Yu told his "immigrant story" of how the Lord impressed on him the need to reach the nations all around us in the USA. As an example he shared about the 34,000 Asians in South Jersey, showing the populations and how few churches there were ministering to any of them. | |
| The Russian-Ukrainian Choir presented two songs praising God |
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Russell Begaye returned with the second part of his presentation of demographics, sharing Cultural & Religious trends of Ethnics in the USA | |
| Voltaire Cacal, Chairman of the 1995 Dallas/Ft. Worth Ethnic Workers' Summit introduced our speaker: Dr. Ramesh Richard |
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Dr. Richard spoke on Championing the Supremacy of Christ in Pluralistic USA, using Genesis 11:1-9 as his text. He said that through the Church, God is using us to reverse Babel; we are to be pluralistic (in sociology) and exclusivist (in proclamation). |
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| The evening concluded with the thrilling vocal music of Four24, singing in English and Spanish... |
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| ...and a closing prayer led by Maurice Upshaw | ||
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And through the evening Timothy Hutton worked with in coordination with Anthony Batallia and the Sharon Baptist Church A/V team to manage the data projection. What a blessing they have been to us! | |
