Will Graham spoke to more than 500 pastors and church leaders at the Calgary Evangelism Summit.Rock Pointe Church, on Calgary’s western border, hosted the first of three Canadian Evangelism Summits.Mark Miller (left) and Billy Graham Evangelistic Association lawyer Justin Arnot discussed the legal challenges BGEA has faced in proclaiming the Gospel in the U.K.A teacher at Prairie College in Three Hills, AB, brought 10 students to the Calgary Evangelism Summit.BGEA of Canada staff had great times of fellowship greeting and assisting Summit guests.Ontario singer/songwriter Brooke Nicholls led worship at the Calgary Summit and will be doing so at the Halifax and Toronto Summits.Church leaders were inspired and challenged to make evangelism a priority in the lives of their congregations.Pastors referenced the Scriptures throughout the Calgary Evangelism Summit.Evangelism Summit speakers gathered for a photo: David Macfarlane (left), Crawford Loritts, Will Graham, Hugh Osgood and Skip Heitzig.Warm fall weather made it possible for Evangelism Summit attendees to enjoy lunch outside.Rock Pointe Church, site of the Calgary Evangelism Summit, offered breathtaking views of the Canadian Rocky Mountains.BGEA of Canada Executive Director Fred Weiss was among those leading prayer at the Calgary Summit.Evangelism Summit attendees were encouraged to sign a banner that proclaimed the goals of the Summit.Meant to inspire and challenge weary leaders to fervently share the Gospel. The next events will be in Halifax and Toronto next week.
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