Thursday, October 30
9:00 - Registration and Refreshments available in the café area
9:45 - Worship and Messages
- Supt. Pam: With Method(ist)s
- Dr. Ed Love: Engage Through the Bless Framework
- Dr. Ed Love: The Importance of Disciple-Making; Be and Make Disciples
12:30 - Lunch
* Optional gathering for Rural Evangelism Cohort during lunch
1:20 - Worship and Messages
- Supt. Pam: An Invitation to Multiply
- Dr. Ed Love: Multiplying Disciples
- Pulling it All Together for Multiplication
3:30 - Closing, Prayer and Sending
Prior to joining FMCUSA this summer, Dr. Ed Love served as the Executive Director of Church Multiplication and Discipleship in the Wesleyan Church, mobilizing healthy, multiplying churches and ministries that reach the lost, least, and leaders of all generations, communities, and cultures with the hope of Jesus Christ.
Previously, Love has led a student ministry, planted two multiplying churches, daughtered and coached multiple church plants, developed a church planting network, and served for six years as the Director of Church Multiplication of The Wesleyan Church. Love is passionate about seeing lost people found, disciples making disciples, and churches multiplying churches until every man, woman, and child has a relationship with Christ and the church. He also loves raising up emerging leaders and serves as an adjunct professor of church planting and multiplication for Wesley Seminary.
Love received his M.DIV. from Asbury Theological Seminary and obtained his D.MIN. from George Fox Evangelical Seminary, with an emphasis in semiotics and emerging leadership. Love is the author of Revive, Pioneers, Fear Not, Reclaiming Hope, Turn, and many other church multiplication resources.
He and his wife, Emily, celebrate 20 years of marriage. They reside in Gaston, IN with their three spunky kids, Jennah, Josiah, and Micah. Love enjoys any activity in God’s great outdoors and engaging in evangelism with guys on the local basketball courts.
Located adjacent to Pearce Church (host site of several past Genesis events), Roberts Wesleyan University is situated approximately 12 miles west of downtown Rochester, NY in the town of North Chili.
Registration and all of the AC '26 events will be held in the Golisano Community Engagement Center, which is positioned on the north side of campus facing Westside Drive (green circle on the map). Parking is available across the street, at the lower level of the Voller Athletic Center (orange rectangle on the map). Handicap accessible parking is available behind the GCEC.
A virtual campus visit, list of local hotels and more information about the campus are available on the Roberts Wesleyan website, accessible here: