Rick Warren's Speaking Engagements (through 2006)



Rick Warren's Peace Plan

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Rick Warren's Speaking Engagements (through 2006)

Sinai Temple
Services followed by cocktails, dancing
and social networking.

Hillsong Australia 2006 Conference

Azusa Street Centennial
with Benny Hinn and TD Jakes

Council on Foreign Relations

Technology Entertainment Design Conference: Rick Warren Speaking with Al Gore, and others.

Rick Warren and Orlando, Florida—
A Purpose Driven City?
In Orlando at the T.D. Waterhouse Centre with Ashley Smith on Monday, November 14, 2005

Also: One Day Conference in Orlando

TIME Global Health Summit
Rick Warren Speaks with World Leaders including Bill Clinton, Madeleine Albright,
Nov 2 & 3 (Transcript)(Video)

Nairobi Pentecostal Church
Nov. 8th-11th

International Anglican Conference
Nov. 10-12th Pittsburgh
"He urged the churches to join a 'new reformation' to spread the Christian faith and use the resources of 'the universal, worldwide church of Jesus Christ in all of its local expressions' to help the poorest of the poor. He predicted that the meeting, which brought affluent Americans together with archbishops from some of the poorest nations on earth, would be viewed by history as a turning point. 'History is in the making here. You know it and I know it.' Rick Warren at the International Anglican Conference

United Nations Interfaith Prayer Breakfast
September 13, 2005
Audio transcript
More Information

Hope and a Future Anglican Conference
November 2005

Baptist World Alliance Centenary Congress
Rick Warren Sharing Platform with ex-President Jim Carter and Tony Campolo
July 2005

Southern Baptists Vote To Leave
Baptist World Alliance

California Governor's and First Lady's
Conference on Women and Families
Other Speakers include Deepak Chopra and Mormon Steven Covey

Pew and Religion Forum
June 2005

Aspen Festival of Ideas
Aspen, Colorado
Sharing Platform with Rev. Peter Gomes
July 8, 2005

Leadership Summit 2005
with Bill Hybels and Ken Blanchard
August 11-13, 2005

C.S. Lewis Institute - UK
with Richard Foster
(classes on contemplative prayer)
July 24-August 6, 2005##

Leadership Summit 2005
in The Netherlands
with Bill Hybels and Ken Blanchard

President Bush excited, says Colson
"It was the first time that friends and Christian leaders from the USA and abroad joined members of the Saddleback Church in such numbers. Visitors included Paul Kagame, President of Rwanda, who brought greetings from his nation, and Gaddi Vasquez, Director of the Peace Corps, who read a message from President Bush. Chuck Colson, one of the Guests of Honour, commented "I knew President Nixon very well, who would have been excited by the idea of the PEACE Plan. I also know President Bush well enough to know that this is exactly the sort of thing he loves: people who stand up and do what needs to be done without waiting forever for the Government to address it..."

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