A New Generation of Jesus People - TOGETHER 2022


Kevin Miles - June 14, 2022

Join a new generation of Jesus People this June for TOGETHER '22.

Go to nnym.org/Together to register your group.

Join us at the Together 22 Pre-Conference for Youth and Youth Leaders

Fair Park, Women's Museum building

Training in gospel conversations, soul care, and strategy for reaching campuses in the new school year.

June 24, 2:30-4:00.  Doors open at 2:00.  Fun activities will be out front beginning at 1:45

Register your group. It's FREE.  (Everyone will be welcome as long as we have room!)

In conjunction with the Together 22 event June 24 and 25 at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, NNYM Texas will host a FREE pre-conference training on Friday, June 24 for early arrivers.  Our goal is to provide resources to help leaders and students plan to reach their school campuses in the coming year. We will all meet in the same building, labeled as "Women's Museum" next to the DART station.  Student will use the main hall, and leader will be in the auditorium adjacent to the main hall. Water, snacks, gaga ball, and nine-square will be happening prior to the event just for fun.

For students, we will host community groups and training in "how to begin gospel conversations" and "sharing the gospel." They will also be introduced to a strategy they can use to reach their campus with a prayer/care/share ministry.  Leaders will receive a strategy to train and empower students to reach their campuses with a prayer/care/share ministry. They will receive information on how to adopt schools in their area and develop a sustainable prayer/care/share ministry. They will also be encouraged and strengthened through some soul care. Jadon Parker will lead worship with both groups. Water, snacks, and free ministry resources for reaching campuses and personal spiritual growth will be provided as well.

Everyone will meet in the same building, labeled as "Women's Museum" (next to the DART station.)  Students will use the main hall, and leaders will be in the auditorium adjacent to the main hall. Water, snacks, gaga ball, and nine-square will be happening prior to the event just for fun.  Our location is at the end of the esplanade fountain opposite the Cotton Bowl stadium (and is a great place for group pictures and hangout time.)  At the end of June in Texas, a big plus is that it will be nice and cool in the building!

Free ministry resources for reaching campuses and personal spiritual growth will be provided. We hope you'll join us as we see a new move of the Holy Spirit sweep across the nation!

Leading the pre-conference:

Rick Eubanks
Texas Coordinator for NNYM and See You at the Pole co-founder.

Travis Deans
Northeast Regional Coordinator for NNYM and developer of the Nine-Month Mission Trip strategy.

Mark Shaner
Southeast Regional Coordinator for NNYM, author and international leader.

Chuck Klein
Author, Founder and leader of Campus Alliance, a partnership and coalition of over 60 ministries nationwide with goal of having a prayer/care/share ministry on every campus.

Jadon Parker
Worship leader, technical assistant to many major Christian artists, and NNYM partner with Texas Summer Revival

We hope to see you at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, June 24 and 25!

Text "DFW" to 800-FOR-NNYM (800-367-6696) to connect with National Network of Youth Ministries. 

Event website:  Together22.pulse.org

50 years ago, a Jesus Revolution exploded across the nation, becoming the most significant Gospel movement in American history. Jesus People gathered at the Cotton Bowl Stadium for Explo '72, an event that commissioned a generation and shifted culture for the Gospel like never before. That commission continues. How great would it be to see another "Jesus Movement" again...a genuine revival in America? Speakers and Artists include Josh MacDowell, Nick Hall, Will Graham, Francis Chan, Christine Caine, We the Kingdom, Crowder, Chris Tomlin, KB, Lecrae, Jeremy Camp, and many others.  An incredible two-day gathering at the Dallas Cotton Bowl, June 24 and 25.

**Written by Rick Eubanks**

 
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