GLOBAL SUMMIT ON AIDS AND THE CHURCH
November 30 to December 1, 2006
On the Saddleback campus
Special Saddleback price: $75

• AIDS is now the greatest humanitarian crisis in history.
• By 2010, 100,000,000 people will have been infected.
• 25 million men, women, and children have already died.
• Women and children comprise more than 60% of those infected.
• AIDS is the #1 killer of adults under 60 in many countries.

PARTIAL LIST OF SPEAKERS/
VIDEO PRESENTATIONS
Bono
Bill and Melinda Gates 

RELIEF & HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS
Richard Stearns, president, World Vision
Franklin Graham, president, Samaritan's Purse
Wess Stafford, president, Compassion International
Sammy Mah, president, World Relief
Richard Feacham, president, The Global Fund
Mary Davis Fisher, United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS
Rolando Figueroa, director, Catholic Relief Services, El Salvador
Deborah Dortzbach, HIV/AIDS programs, World Relief

U.S. GOVERNMENT
Sen. Barack Obama, Illinois
Sen. Sam Brownback, Kansas
Amb. Mark Dybul, U.S. global AIDS coordinator
Dr. Kent Hill, director, Global Health, USAID
Terri Hasdorff, director, Faith-Based Initiatives, USAID

PASTORS & MINISTRY LEADERS
Archbishop Emmanuel Kolini, Anglican Church of Rwanda
Bishop Charles Blake, West Angeles Church of God in Christ
John Ortberg, pastor, Menlo Park Presbyterian Church
John Benn, pastor, First City Church, South Africa
Luis Cortés Jr., president, Esperanza USA
Dennis Rainey, president, FamilyLife
Cliff and Joyce Penner, authors, The Gift of Sex
Chad Thompson, author, Loving Homosexuals the Way Jesus Would
Dale Hanson Bourke, author, Skeptics Guide to the Global AIDS
Paul Pennington, director, Family Life's Hope for Orphans
Tim Wilkins, Cross Ministry
Rick and Barb Wise, youth prevention specialists, Wise Choices

If Jesus lived in Orange County today, he’d be caring for the sick – just like 2,000 years ago. AIDS is our opportunity to serve the hurting like Jesus did, to show God’s love to skeptics, and to share the Good News here and around the world.

What is AIDS really? How can you prevent it? How do you teach your kids about it? What do you say to a friend who has AIDS? How can you help your friend and his or her family? These, and all your other questions, will be answered at this Summit. The sessions will be practical, easy to understand, inspiring, and encouraging.

Register for the summit today at www.purposedriven.com/hiv!

There are many ways to serve on December 1 and 2:

Make a Difference in the Community
You can make a difference in the life of someone infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. Don’t miss this opportunity for you or your small group to show you care. Get involved in a variety of special projects on World AIDS Day, Friday, December 1, or on Saturday, December 2. Choose the project that fits your schedule. Activities include making minor household improvements, providing transportation, or running errands. Don’t miss out on this chance to impact your community!

Show Agency Appreciation
Many organizations in Orange County work tirelessly to support those living with HIV/AIDS. World AIDS Day gives Saddleback volunteers the chance to show appreciation for their efforts. Can you volunteer during the day on Friday, December 1? Activities include office improvements, office cleaning, preparing and serving lunch, baking and delivering cookies, and more.

For more information, please contact Chris at chrispoblete@gmail.com