Past:
Conferences
An Uncommon God and the Common Good: A Collapse-Proof Evangelical Church
View map An evening of worship, encouragement and teaching Dear Westside Pastors and Church Leaders, Recent articles have been published in Newsweek, Time, and the Christian Science Monitor regarding the speculated collapse of the evangelical church. We can either fear the collapse and retreat inside our church walls, or break down those walls and make [...]
Concepts to Canvas
“Concepts to Canvas” is a facilitated, collaborative meeting for local arts ministry leaders to reflect on conference findings and resources, to network and fellowship, and to work together toward arts ministry solutions. New Wine, New Wineskins presents an opportunity for Portland area arts ministry directors, pastors, and leaders to come together to encourage and learn [...]
New Wine Spring Conference “Created to Create”
New Wine’s Spring Conference on faith and the arts, “Created to Create” will be held on Saturday, April 25th, 2009, at Mosaic in Portland. The conference will highlight the need to see how the Arts are vital to Gospel witness in the twenty-first century, and will draw attention to current artistic expressions in the region [...]
Bound: the Global Slave Trade
The Institute for the Theology of Culture: New Wine, New Wineskins presents its spring conference, “Bound—the Global Slave Trade”, on Saturday, April 12, 2008 at Multnomah Bible College & Biblical Seminary in Portland, Oregon. “Bound” will explore the topics of the present-day slave trade including human trafficking, sex slavery, and the ways consumerism affects this [...]
Drum Majors for Truth and Justice with Drs. John M. Perkins & Paul Louis Metzger
Dr. Paul Metzger, Director of The Institute for the Theology of Culture: New Wine, New Wineskins of Multnomah Biblical Seminary will be officially launching his strategic ministry partnership with Dr. John M. Perkins in Portland, Oregon in February 2008 titled “Drum Majors for Truth and Justice”. Drs. Metzger and Perkins will be speaking at all [...]