What a privilege to host him at Honolulu 2009. Nick is an outstanding spokesman for Jesus Christ. He calls himself a “visual aid,” but he is much more than that — he is an inspiration. Thank you to the Waterhouse Lecture Series for sponsoring Nick’s participation.
From Pastor Jim Miller, one of our Honolulu 2009 speakers, formerly a pastor in Hawaii and now senior pastor of Glenkirk Presbyterian Church in Glendora, CA:
Another great conference this year. It reminded me of my back lawn, which I effectively killed off in the heat of the summer. When it rained heavily the last few weeks, my lawn came back. HIM always brings my lawn back.
Thank you, Jim! You are a gifted teacher. We love teaming with you.
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Dave the Horn Guy and his buddy illusionist Danny Ray will offer good, clean fun, laughs and sleights of hand for our Honolulu 2009 youth this week at Honolulu 2009. They’re great guys with big hearts for God, as well as theology training. How about that?!
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Also comes in light blue and neon green. Available at the Honolulu 2009 conference, March 12-14 at the Hawaii Convention Center.
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White shirt shown here will also come in black and in women’s and youth styles. Black shirt previewed here also will come in a charcoal girls junior tee cut. Shirts will be available at Honolulu 2009 conference that starts Thursday, March 12th, at the Hawaii Convention Center. As with all Honolulu conference logo items, purchases fund HIM scholarships. For best selection, buy early!!!
Tee shirts were designed by Brian Chung of The Legacy Movement, a tiny startup run by Hawaii college students in LA who are trying to create fashion with meaning. Portions of their proceed go to humanitarian efforts worldwide. See their other shirts here http://www.thelegacymovement.com/ Brian also designed last year’s Honolulu 2008 shirt.
[Disclaimer: Brian’s business partner is Dylan Chun, son of HIM co-founders Dan and Pam Chun.]
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First Hawaiian Bank CEO and chair Don Horner gave a straight up Straight Talk about how First Hawaiian Bank does business, guided by strong core values. These values, which include building a community of employees who share the same core values, are what Horner believes has helped First Hawaiian remain strong amid the recent bank failures. In Q&A with HIM co-founder, Dan Chun, Don also addressed the role and plae of his personal faith.
Listen to the audio stream of Don’s excellent conversation with Dan on the HIM website
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Snapshots of business people and community friends who attended the sold-out Straight Talk lunch on February 3, 2009 at the YWCA in downtown Honolulu.
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Joel & Kristy from StudioRed are gifted videographers who also love Jesus and people!
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A few @Compassion children receive privileged LDP sponsorships to attend
university. Meet some of Davao's and see their homes. #him
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