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FEB Conference 2012

The 13th FEB Conference will be held at the Kim Hotel, Dresden, Germany from 22-25 March 2012.

The FEB Conference is being held in the beautiful city of Dresden, Germany, at the Kim Hotel. This modern
4-star hotel on the outskirts of the city offers scenic views of the Elbe River Valley. It has free wireless internet access in public areas – and wired access in bedrooms for a nominal charge. Facilities include a Spa and Wellness Centre and gym.

Registration Form Dresden 2012

Theme:

“The Christian Voice in Society”

Wayne Pederson, President of HCJB Global, will be our Bible Teacher and Closing Plenary Speaker.
HCJB Global is an international ministry using media, healthcare and leadership development to share the Gospel.

 

Felix Widmer (Switzerland) is the International Director of TWR Europe. He has worked with TWR since 1975 in Swaziland, Netherlands and Switzerland. He oversees development in Europe, Middle East and North Africa.

Henryk Krol (Poland) is President and CEO of DR Studio, Poland and CCM Media. CCM Media introduced “Looking for God” in 2008 and has recorded many decisions for Christ.
It is now working on a new online discipleship training course, “Christian to the Core” (C2C).

Gary Hoogvliet (UK) is Director of Broadcasting for UCB, previously working as VP of Radio and Marketing for UCB International in New Zealand.

 

Bex Lewis (UK) is a Lecturer in Humanities and Social Sciences at St John’s College, Durham and the University of Winchester in the UK.
She is an expert in the use of Digital and Social Media and will speak on “Using Social Media”.

Wilfried Schulte (Germany) is the Chairman of Neues Leben Medien, Germany. NL Medien produces broadcasts for ERF 1 and Bible TV.
Wilfried will speak on the spiritual aspects of broadcasting, particularly counselling and devotional programmes.

Thorsten Grahn (Germany) is the Director of International Ministries ERF Medien. He directs programmes in 25 different languages in Germany.

David Nolent

David Nolent (France) is Director of Evangelism and Innovation at TopChretien and Jesus.net

Conference Goals- benefits of attending:

Excellent opportunities to network with other Christian Organisations and Individuals involved in Communications, to link with others, start new initiatives and partnerships; Good Bible Teaching; see what others are doing; receive new and relevant information and ideas to use in your own Ministry.

Cost:
Members: 530 Euros which includes 3 nights in a single room, Registration and all meals

Non-Members: 595 Euros which includes 3 nights in a single room, Registration and all meals
NB: Registration Fee is used to cover Administration expenses for the Conference and throughout the year

Transport:

Dresden Airport
Airlines flying into Dresden include Lufthansa, Air Berlin, BMI, British Airways, Easyjet, Germanwings, Cirrus, Aeroflot and Swissair.

From the Airport:

At Dresden Airport, take the S-Bahn (S1 or S2) train to the centre of Dresden (about 10 minutes), get off at “Freiberger Strasse” station. Trains leave the airport every 30 minutes. There, change to the Tram Line 7 bound for Pennrich, directly outside the station. Trams run about every 10 minutes. Stay on the tram for approximately 15 minutes and get off at the stop “Gompitzer Hohe” which stops directly outside the Kim Hotel Dresden. The cost is 2 Euros and you can use the same ticket on both (providing you get on the tram within an hour).

By Taxi:

The cost by taxi is approximately 30 Euros and takes 15 minutes.

By Car:

From the airport, enter the Autobahn A4 in direction of Leipzig, Chemnitz to the junction Dresden-West, then join the A17 in the direction of Pirna, Prague – until you reach the junction Dresden-Gorbitz. Turn right at the traffic light, following the B173 in direction of Dresden-Zentrum. After approx. 1500 metres, turn right to Gompitz-Park. At the crossing with the traffic light, turn left towards the Kim Hotel Dresden.

Visa Requirements:

Germany is a Member of the European Union, so Citizens from EU Countries do not need a Visa, but must have at least three months validity left on their Passports. Visas are required from some other Countries.

Cancellation Policy:

If you have booked and then cannot attend Conference, you may designate another Delegate to attend in your place. We are unable to reimburse any Fees if cancellation takes place four weeks or less before Conference.