Saturday, 1:15 pm
Room
103
BUSB
Spiritual Life Room
Need encouragement, prayer, to talk in a small group about your life, ask questions, or find a mentor? Want to talk about exploring a call or anything else? Someone is here to pray and talk with you. Just need a place to pray by yourself? You can do that too.
Staff & Volunteers
Room
104
BUSB
The How of Healthy Relationships
Healthy relationships are vital for effective service in the body of Christ. Unhealthy relationships are among the most significant obstacles to missional service whether in USA or overseas. This panel will explore the advantages of strong healthy relationships and how to foster and sustain these vital connections, including ways to overcome barriers. Discussion will focus attention on relational issues for singles as well as married couples.
Naylor, McCoys
Room
106
BUSB
Keeping Missional in Training
Ahn, Choi, Hendrie, To
Room
202
BUSB
Excellence in Action: Delivering Hope Through Medical Missions
Excellence in medical missions goes beyond simply providing care—it reflects a commitment to quality, cultural integrity, collaboration, and sustainable impact. This panel discussion presentation explores lessons learned in real time that distinguish the most effective medical mission work. Participants will discover how to maximize their impact while honoring the communities they serve.
Meyer, Comninellis
Room
203
BUSB
Reaching Unreached and Unengaged People Groups
I hr CME available
Nearly three billion people live among unreached people groups, and many remain unengaged with no known strategy to share the gospel. This breakout will clarify the difference between unengaged and unreached peoples and explore why those distinctions matter for Great Commission efforts. Participants will learn how healthcare strategies can help identify and assess communities with little or no gospel access, build meaningful relationships, and create pathways for engagement. We will examine practical approaches for leveraging health needs, healthcare expertise, and compassionate service to gain access, develop partnerships, and expand gospel witness among the least reached peoples of the world.
Hicks, Tannous, Roh
Room
204
BUSB
Work-life Balance and Burnout
I hr CME available
Physician burnout continues to rise in medicine, challenging traditional notions of work-life balance. This presentation contends that work and life should not be viewed as competing forces, but rather as integrated expressions of purpose, service, and worship. Drawing on burnout research, biblical principles, and practical reflections, it explores how the integration of work and life can reshape perspectives on professional fulfillment. Key themes include prioritizing rest, prayer, and intentional stewardship of time. Participants are encouraged to pursue sustainable rhythms that foster resilience.
Lee
Room
INN
BUSB
INNOVATOR’S HALL