Equip Yourself ! for Faithful Christian Witness
in an Anti-Christian Culture
THE CONFERENCE: You are invited to a conference on evangelism and apologetics to be held Saturday March 13, 2004 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM in Toronto.
THE GOAL: To equip and encourage Christians to proclaim and defend the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ passionately, clearly, effectively and boldly in our anti-Christian culture.
Rev. Tony Zekveld is a URCNA missionary to the South Asians in Toronto. After obtaining his M.Div from Mid America Reformed Seminary in 1993, Rev. Zekveld served with Urban Nations in Brooklyn, New York from 1993 - 1995. Tony has served with the Toronto Mission since its founding in 1995. Rev. Zekveld is called and sent out by the Covenant Christian Church of Wyoming, Ontario. Tony and his wife, Arley-Anne, have five children.
Rev. Kiernan Stringer has been church-planting in Toronto under the RPCNA for six years. Having graduated from Ontario Bible College Kiernan went on to earn his Diploma of Divinity from Ottawa Theological Hall. The Stringers initially participated in a church-planting effort in Syracuse, New York, before moving to Toronto in 1997. Kiernan and his wife Wendy have five children. Kiernan can be reached at his Toronto office, a small round table beside the coffee bar at Second Cup.
Rev. Tony Zekveld is a URCNA missionary to the South Asians in Toronto. After obtaining his M.Div from Mid America Reformed Seminary in 1993, Rev. Zekveld served with Urban Nations in Brooklyn, New York from 1993 - 1995. Tony has served with the Toronto Mission since its founding in 1995. Rev. Zekveld is called and sent out by the Covenant Christian Church of Wyoming, Ontario. Tony and his wife, Arley-Anne, have five children.
Rev. Kiernan Stringer has been church-planting in Toronto under the RPCNA for six years. Having graduated from Ontario Bible College Kiernan went on to earn his Diploma of Divinity from Ottawa Theological Hall. The Stringers initially participated in a church-planting effort in Syracuse, New York, before moving to Toronto in 1997. Kiernan and his wife Wendy have five children. Kiernan can be reached at his Toronto office, a small round table beside the coffee bar at Second Cup.