| Monday, 31st May 2010 | |
| Australian Field Workers Dinner | |
| Tuesday, 1st June 2010 | |
| 0900 - 1600 | Australian Field Workers Summit |
| 1730 - 1900 | Banquet |
| 1900 - 2000 | Meeting Speaker: Rev. Paulus Wiratno |
| Wednesday, 2nd June 2010 | |
| 0815 - 1600 | 4 Sessions with lunch and coffee breaks |
| 1630 - 2000 | Dinner at Jimbaran Bay |
| Thursday, 3rd June 2010 | |
| 1100 - 1300 | Tours of dMAKER HQ, Radio Station & Mercy Indonesia |
| 1300 - 1500 | Lunch at Mercy Denpasar |
| 1500 - 1800 | Return to hotel - rest/free time |
| 1800 - | Check out and return home / join regional tour |
Schedule
Impact Indonesia
Monday 31st May - Thursday 3rd June 2010
4 REASONS TO VISIT INDONESIA IN JUNE 2010
- MEET AUSTRALIAN WORKERS CONTRIBUTING TO INDONESIA'S FUTURE
Engage first-hand with Aussies working to transform Indonesia and East Timor in the Australian Field-Workers Summit beginning with dinner Monday 31st May and continuing through Tuesday 1st June. - IMPACT INDONESIA SUMMIT - Monday 31st May - Thursday 3rd June
Celebrating 11 years of DiscipleMaker International Ministry and launching this next decade - real national transformation is achievable! Be exposed to one of the most compelling stories of strategic convergence of unique Church Planting, community transformation strategies. Be a part of Indonesia's Future! - RELEASE YOUR CHURCHES GLOBAL PASSION - BRING A TEAM!!!
Experience first hand the radical impact Disciplemaker is having through church planting, orphanages, refugee relocation, community development and Indonesia's most extensive radio network. Travel to:- Bali - Aceh - Kupang - East Java - Medan - West Java - West Sumba - EAST TIMOR INITIATIVE
Connect with those engaging with fresh momentum in strife-torn East Timor. God is doing a new and fruitful work through ACC in this nation.
Conference Speakers
Rev. Paulus Wiratno & Rev. Marliesye Wiratno
dMI Founder
Ps. Paulus Wiratno was born in Kendal, Central Java 1965. He has a passion to serve God through mission ministry. In 1991 the Lord called him to study at Asia Pacific Theological Seminary in Baguio City, the Philippines, to complete his Master of Divinity.
In 1994 he returned to Indonesia, to be a lecturer at the Seminary of Theology in Malang. He then moved to the island of Ambon in 1998 to be the Director of Kate-Kate Theological Bible School.
In the midst of raging riots during 1999 Ps. Paulus and his family miraculously escaped from Ambon, God saved and brought them to Bali. The only thing that he had was a heart full of faith, vision and a passion for the lost. Out of this he started a ministry called discipleMAKER.
Paulus together with his wife Marliesye make an amazing team, complementing each other as they lovingly serve God and his people. The discipleMAKER ministry over the years has expanded into 3 areas of ministry, namely, Mercy Indonesia, Radio Dian Mandiri and Training Centres.
In 2009, discipleMAKER is ministering to 285 orphans in 11 orphanages, has 28 radio stations which average 3000 - 5000 listeners per station, and has 1050 church planters in the remote areas of Indonesia and 10 training centres in every district throughout Indonesia.
We praise the Lord for His grace to our people, thank God for the trust He has given to us, and thank God for this ministry which blesses many people's lives.
Ps. Titus Suheri, S.Th
RDM Kediri
Ps. Titus Suheri is a pastor who has a great vision for mission. He motivates all of his congregation to participate in the mission work, and he has a passion to bless many villages through radio. He desires to use radio ministry in Kediri, East Java. He believes that through radio ministry many people's lives will be made better.
Ps. Denny Waloli, S.Th
Palu Training Centre
Ps. Deni Wololi is the leader of the dMAKER training center in Palu, Central Sulawesi. The training center was established in March 2005 and has since sent 26 church planters to the field, not only to plant new churches but also to make people's lives better. Ps. Deni's heart is to train the young native people from the Wananese and other local tribes to be pioneers. Most of the Wananese people are illiterate. They still live in trees or in the middle of the jungle. The church planters live with them and try to gather them into one area in order to settle the people into a new village. The training center trains the church planters in farming so that they can live off the land. They also learn how to make handicrafts, to build groups of villages, to build school buildings, and to teach people how to read and write.
Welly Laning
Medan Orphan Home
Welly is the mother of 3 Children, whose heart is burdened to help the orphaned children and tsunami victims in Aceh and Nias. Through God's strength and enabling, Welli lends a helping hand to the orphans by giving them a hope for the future, restoring them from trauma, and giving them a balanced life. By the grace of God, the children now can have a better life.
