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Summer Conference: June 23-26, 2011

God has a “thing” going on; there is a story he has been writing and will continue to write until its completion in the new heavens and the new earth. We are invited to live in that story with God as his hand-in-hands friends. To do so we must interact and cooperate with the person and work of the Holy Spirit. This year at New Wine Todd Hunter will lead us on a journey of Spirit-filled spiritual formation, of seeking the power, authority, gifts and fruit of the spirit as the animating and energizing sources for living with God in his story.

Join with us as we dig deeper and press into what the Lord has in store for us. We'll seek Him together, inspired by the Holy Spirit, for our churches together, our individual churches, our leaders, and for each person.

Join us at New Wine USA this summer. Register now!

Keynote Speaker 2011 - Todd Hunter

Todd Hunter was the very first New Wine keynote speaker in 2005 and we're thrilled that he is back again. Todd is a bishop of the Anglican Mission in the Americas, is the founding pastor of Holy Trinity Church, an Anglican church in Costa Mesa, California and author of Christianity Beyond Belief (IVP 2009), Giving Church Another Chance (IVP Spring, 2010) and The Outsider Interviews (Baker Books, Summer 2010). Todd is also the founding director of Churches for the Sake of Others, the West Coast church planting initiative for The Anglican Mission in the Americas. Prior to his work with the Anglican Mission in the Americas, Todd founded Three is Enough, a small group movement that makes spiritual formation doable.

Dr. Hunter is an adjunct professor of evangelism and postmodern ministry at George Fox University, Fuller Seminary, Western Seminary and Wheaton College. Earlier in his career Todd was President of Alpha USA, Church Planting coach for Allelon Ministries and the National Director for the Association of Vineyard Churches.

Todd collaborates with organizations that desire to shape their ministries around Kingdom-based, missional encounters with contemporary culture. He began his ministry 30 years ago as a church planter and church planting consultant. Those strengths have found new life in his work with The Anglican Mission in the Americas.

Todd holds a certificate from Calvary Chapel Bible School, a B.S. in Business Administration from Cal Poly Pomona, an M.A. in Biblical Studies from Regent University and a DMin. from George Fox University. Todd has written for key publications such as Christianity Today, Charisma, Outreach and Ministries Today, as well as contributing to various books and study Bibles. Todd and his wife Debbie live in Eagle, Idaho with their two children, Jonathan (24) and Carol (17).

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