Leader's Summit
Getting Mission Minded for Our Campuses!
This summit aims to provide a platform for student leaders to come together, share experiences, learn from experts, and develop their leadership skills. One of the key objectives of the summit is to equip student leaders with the necessary tools and knowledge to effectively lead their respective campus ministries. Through a series of workshops, seminars, and interactive sessions, attendees will have the opportunity to enhance their understanding of leadership principles, organizational management, and effective communication strategies. These skills will enable them to better serve their fellow students and create a positive impact on their campuses.
Keynote Speaker: Akehil Johnson
Akehil Johnson is a young man from Hamilton who currently lives, works and studies in Ottawa. Akehil is a young elder at the Ottawa East Seventh-day Adventist Church and also serves in the Ontario Conference youth ministries department as part of the ACF Ontario team. He also serves as the ACF Student Association President for the North American Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. He is studying at the University of Ottawa while working as a teacher at the Ottawa Adventist School. He hopes to finally finish school - one day soon, get married and serve others. His passion for ministry stems from his belief in being a Kingdom Ambassador. He loves to cook, eat, sleep, ride his bicycle and spread the love of Jesus.
Workshop Presenters
Chris Cardoza
Campus Is YOUR Mission Field
Rasheeda Jeremiah,
Harnessing Social Media
Pamela Ong,
Harnessing Social Media
Dr. Reynold Hazelwood
Adventist Muslim Relations
Every year, we gather our local chapter Presidents and executive teams, when possible, for a weekend of network building, bonding, skills training and worship. This weekend serves as a reassurance to our leaders of the ministry task they are about to embark on while ensuring that they have to tools, resources and spiritual confidence to be successful in the mission of Reaching the Campus, to Change the World.