Please remember these upcoming EES breakfast events:
North American Christian Convention, Cincinnati, Ohio
Walker Lecture Breakfast
Thursday, July 3, 2008, 7:30 a.m.
Hyatt Regency Cincinnati, Regency Ballroom E
Speaker: Dr. Michael Pasquarello, Asbury Seminary (change of speaker)
[Tickets are free, but must be requested from the EES office in order
for us to have a meal count. Donations will be taken at the event.]
World Convention, Nashville, Tennessee
Walker Lecture Breakfast
Thursday, July 31, 2008, 7:30 a.m.
Millennium Maxwell Hotel, Grand Ballroom
Speaker: Dr. Barry Blackburn, Atlanta Christian College
[Tickets are $20 each and may be purchased by contacting the EES office.
Please make checks out to: European Evangelistic Society].
Ticket requests for either event should be mailed to this address:
PO Box 90150; East Point, GA 30364-0150. Or, you may e-mail Vicki Huxford
at this address: vicki@eesatlanta.org. Tickets will be mailed to you—be
sure to include your mailing address.
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| Who We Are For nearly 60 years, beginning with the ministry of Earl and OttieMearl Stuckenbruck, the European Evangelistic Society has been an international witness to the Christian gospel. Much like Paul and his visit to Athens, we have borne witness to our faith in a challenging community. Luke's comments in Acts 17 at the end of Paul's visit continue to motivate us. Some in Athens said, "we will hear you again," and still others, including some prominent women, became believers. In the spirit of "being heard again," we continue to be God's witnesses. For more information or to contact our offices please click here. Mission and Vision The mission of the European Evangelistic Society is unique. We exist in order to study, disseminate, and demonstrate the gospel, primarily, but not exclusively in Europe. Centered in Tübingen, Germany, EES is actively involved in research at The Institute for the Study of Christian Origins and actively involved in planning for campus ministry and church planting . This mission expresses itself in three primary areas of ministry:
- to support scholarly research in Christian origins,
- to undertake the publication of such research, and
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to encourage the establishment and development of congregations reflecting an understanding of the early church.
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