2010 Convention
Orlando, Florida
Over the course of four days, more than 2,000 people attended the recent 2010 ASI International Convention in Orlando, Florida. Highlights of the convention included a stirring Sabbath sermon by Pastor Mark Finley urging listeners to examine their own readiness for Christ's second coming in the context of the parable of the ten virgins. In a special video address to ASI members, Elder Ted Wilson, president of the worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church, shared his perspective on the importance of lay evangelism to the church's overall mission and revealed his family's early ties to ASI.
Personal spiritual growth and youth-led evangelism were prominent themes this year, with the children and youth divisions participating in the Friday evening program that included a challenge to youth by dynamic speaker Jeffrey Rosario. Each meeting began with inspiring ASI member testimonies about unique evangelism efforts, and this year's special projects offering of $1.8 million well exceeded the goal of $1.2 million. Visit the links below to view general session and seminar programs, and to read more about this year's special projects.
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2009 ASI International Convention
Phoenix, Arizona
More than 2,000 people attended the 2009 ASI International Convention in Phoenix, Arizona, and were blessed by inspiring testimonies, sermons, musical presentations and fellowship with old and new friends.
During the convention, new ASI Officers were elected, including Norman Reitz as president. He followed in Donna McNeilus's footsteps and brought with him a vision for growth. Convention attendees enjoyed a special update on the phenomenal One-Day Church project, as well as an introduction to the One-Day School.
The special projects offering was greatly blessed, with more than $2 million being pledged toward ASI projects for the coming year.
2009 Convention programming: