Cite 2017
Cite is the national missions conference for academia. Take time at the end of the year to gather with Australia's Christian thinkers to be challenged, inspired, and equipped as ambassadors for Christ at the university and, through the university, to the world.
This year at Cite, our theological focus is the Holy Spirit, as Phillip Jensen leads us on an exploration of the 8th statement in the AFES Doctrinal Basis, "The indwelling and work of the Holy Spirit in the believer."
Our evangelism stream will be taken by Sam Green, who will be helping us to understand our own faith in a way that better connects with and answers objections Muslims have to Christianity.
Finally, we will be joined by academic missionairies who have been or are using their PhD to go overseas to serve Jesus in universities around the world.
Speakers
Phillip has been active in ministry since conversion in 1959. From 1970, after education at Moore Theological College, he has been employed in various ministries including working with John Chapman in the Dept. of Evangelism, Chaplain at University of New South Wales for 30 years, Rector of St Matthias Centennial Park and Dean of Sydney at St Andrew’s Cathedral. During this time he was chairman of Katoomba Christian Convention, founded Matthias Media, Ministry Training Strategy, and numerous evangelistic ministries as well as writing several books and undertaking University missions in Australia and overseas. Phillip is the driving force behind the establishment of Two Ways Ministries, with the aim of raising up a new generation of gospel-centred preachers through training ministry workers, and modelling preaching in churches and conferences, both local and international. Phillip is married to Helen, has three adult children and 13 grandchildren. For more information about Phillip go to http://phillipjensen.com.
Samuel Green is married and has five children. He became a Christian while at university and has been involved in various Christian ministries. Since 1999 he has worked with the Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students (AFES) as a campus evangelist and Islamic Engagement Director. He is also a writer for the Answering Islam website and an Anglican Interfaith Chaplain. Engaging with Islam is one of Samuel's main interests and he does this through writing, training, evangelism, lectures and debates. He and his family attend an Anglican church. Samuel has degrees in theology (MTC) and chemical engineering (UNSW).
Some of Sam's resources on Islam:
Engaging with Islam - http://engagingwithislam.org/
Answering Islam - http://answering-islam.org/Green/
YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/user/engagingwithislam
Reading the Quran blog - http://www.reading-the-quran.blogspot.com/
