Ray Bakke is a gifted teacher, author and leader in the area of urban ministry. He is the founder of International Urban Associates.

When ministering in Chicago, IL, Ray read an article claiming that the Bible preaches rural life and condemns the urban metropolis. This spurred him on a lifelong conquest to find "a theology as big as Chicago". These are his findings that proved to him that God has a plan for the cities of our world.

Justin Thomas presides over the panel as Sébastien Frappier, Albert Lee, and Ray Bakke discuss how a church can serve their neighbors in an Urban Setting. Among the points discussed is respect for existing ministries and preservation of local culture.

Jordan Taylor has served as the Pastor of Calvary Wallingford since June 2011. Previously Jordan was Administrative Pastor at Calvary Fellowship and Director of Calvary Chapel Bible College Seattle in Mountlake Terrace.

Each Pastor has a grab bag of facts about the city where he is ministering. But what cannot be expressed through numbers on a wrap sheet is the heart one has for his city. God has given each Pastor a divine insight and vision for where He has placed them, it is important for ministers to take the time to walk through that insight in a purposeful way.

Albert Lee is the Senior Pastor of Regeneration Church in Oakland California where he lives with his wife and four daughters.

Who is your greatest influence? How have they influenced you? Identifying this in your own life will be instrumental toward building your approach to discipleship. As ministers, we can apply the fruit we've gleaned from our mentors in new ways toward those whom we disciple.

Albert Lee is the Senior Pastor of Regeneration Church in Oakland California where he lives with his wife and four daughters.

Who is your greatest influence? How have they influenced you? Identifying this in your own life will be instrumental toward building your approach to discipleship. As ministers, we can apply the fruit we've gleaned from our mentors in new ways toward those whom we disciple.

Jordan Taylor has served as the Pastor of Calvary Wallingford since June 2011. Previously Jordan was Administrative Pastor at Calvary Fellowship and Director of Calvary Chapel Bible College Seattle in Mountlake Terrace.

Each Pastor has a grab bag of facts about the city where he is ministering. But what cannot be expressed through numbers on a wrap sheet is the heart one has for his city. God has given each Pastor a divine insight and vision for where He has placed them, it is important for ministers to take the time to walk through that insight in a purposeful way.

Justin Thomas presides over the panel as Sébastien Frappier, Albert Lee, and Ray Bakke discuss how a church can serve their neighbors in an Urban Setting. Among the points discussed is respect for existing ministries and preservation of local culture.

Ray Bakke is a gifted teacher, author and leader in the area of urban ministry. He is the founder of International Urban Associates.

When ministering in Chicago, IL, Ray read an article claiming that the Bible preaches rural life and condemns the urban metropolis. This spurred him on a lifelong conquest to find "a theology as big as Chicago". These are his findings that proved to him that God has a plan for the cities of our world.

The Seed of the Church is the Blood of the Martyrs. How does one deter a fanatic group of converts who don't fear death? Life under consideration of the coming resurrection changes every level of the believer's perspective (1st Corinthians 15:29-34).

Exodus begins right where Genesis left off. This sequel, contingent upon the message of its predecessor, shows the wiles of tyrannical men undermined by a thoughtful God, some unassuming women, and an abandoned baby.