World Missions Summit Part II

Jess: Hey guys, this is Jess. We're just heading back to the hotel, and Scott wants to tell a story. Okay.

Scott: It has been a wonderful time here at the Missions Summit. Except that we've had six girls and only two guys in our group. So definitely, definitely causes a lack of focus, a little bit fractured stories, and you know just overall giddiness.

But no, it's been a good conference - a lot of interesting speakers. We get a lot of interaction with missionaries. I think there is over two hundred missionaries that are here actively interacting with the students. I went through the experience this morning with the Northern Asia folk, and heard some incredible stories, especially about a population group of fifteen million Muslims that live in the northwest corner of China and don't have any missionary presence at all, and so one of the missionaries who thought he was going to go to reach Buddists, of which the majority of Chinese are, now feels like God has placed him there to witness to this fifteen million minority which is you know about five percent of the United States, which is a pretty big chunk of people.

So then I went to Europe this afternoon, and also met with the European missions leader for the Chi Alpha movement as we talked more about the potential opportunity of planting Chi Alpha in Slovakia, and had a great time with him. I ended up having him pray for me as I'm going to embark on my trip to Poland and Slovakia in T minus four days.

So that's the last report for 2005, and we'll catch you in 2006.#