We Care Dayton Is Coming

We Care Dayton is the huge outreach event taking place tomorrow. The entire conference will be involved in various areas. Larry Everett, We Care Project Coordinator says, "The impact on the city of Dayton will be astronomical. From street cleaning to personal care ministries. But the impact upon the Momentum students will be immeasurably eternal."

Students already have aggressively pursued their youth leaders to take them off campus to serve even before Saturday's event. Read more...

Why We Care--Dayton?

• To give students a heart for others.
• To give students an opportunity to put Christ's love into action, and
• To provide an opportunity for everyone to care and lead people to Christ!

Francis Chan, "Give Glory To God"

In two powerful messages, Francis Chan challenged students to give all the glory to God and to decide how they can act justly, not in the big areas, but in the small areas of life. “The me-first mentality we have isn’t in the Bible,” Chan said.

Read reports on the Monday night opening session and the Tuesday morning main session.

David Nasser, "Put God On The Ground Floor"

Over two days, David Nasser told gripping stories to illustrate the mercy we need to show others and the need to have God be first in our lives. "My wife makes a great wife, but a pathetic God," Nasser said. Read reports from the Tuesday night session and Wednesday morning message.

Jim Brown, "Do Something Right Now"

As promised in the Wednesday morning session of Momentum, Steve Fee began his first set Wednesday night with conference favorite “O Happy Day.” Students sang along, clapped, stood, and shouted during the chorus while the words “I’ll never be the same” reverberated through Jeremiah Chapel on the Cedarville University campus.

Fee began the second set of songs with an awesome rendition of “How Great Thou Art.” As he closed the last song, “Glory To God,” Fee alluded to an opportunity students would be given at the end of the session. Read more...

CE National Thanks Momentum Sponsors

CE National is privileged to have many organizations support Momentum. Two organizations are at the Co-Sponsor level-- Grace College and Convoy of Hope.

The Momentum Website Sponsor Page has a listing of other Momentum sponsors.

CE National Corporate Luncheon Held Next Week

The CE National Corporation Luncheon will be held on Wednesday July 30, 2008, from 12:30-2:30 p.m. The gathering will take place during National Adult Conference at the Innisbrook Golf Resort in Tampa, Fla. The cost for the luncheon is $13.

At the CE National Corporation meeting, attendees will hear updates and reports on Operation Barnabas tours including Operation Barnabas International, Momentum youth conference, Urban Hope, the Wall of Honor and many other exciting events happening through the ministries of CE National. There will also be a short business meeting where names will be put up for nomination to the CE National Board of Directors.

CE National Church Awards will be given Tuesday evening during the main session.

Conference Changes, But The Message Stays The Same

 It was 1971. Apollo 15 was headed for the fourth manned landing on the moon. The 26th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution had just been certified, reducing the voting age to 18. President Nixon announced a 90-day freeze on wages, prices, and rents.

That year, Dale Knepper, of York, Pa., attended Brethren National Youth Conference for the first time. Read more...

Dale and Ginny, Sue and Dave

Flash: NCO Wins, 200-180

In a very close quiz, the North Central Ohio team pulled out a victory Friday morning.