Jeff Kemp is the Vice President and HomeBuilder Catalyst, FamilyLife joined FamilyLife in 2012 to help mobilize the HomeBuilders movement—people who have a passion for building godly marriages and family relationships.  Jeff has a long-standing passion for the family—after 11 seasons as a NFL quarterback, Jeff was the founder and president of Stronger Families, a Seattle-based non-profit that united communities around strengthening marriages and today assists military and high-stress couples in protecting their marriages and families. Jeff has also recently served as senior fellow for the Marriage and Family Foundation and on the steering committee for the Marriage CoMission.  Jeff is a graduate of Dartmouth College and holds a MBA from Pepperdine University.  He and his wife, Stacy, raised their four sons in Redmond, Washington.

Judy Dabler is a Reconciliation Specialist and founder of Live at Peace Ministries, works nationally and internationally as a mediator, counselor, educator, conference speaker, and consultant specializing in assisting families, churches and organizations in conflict and crisis. Judy holds a Master of Arts in Theological Studies and a Master of Arts in Counseling from Covenant Theological Seminary, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Judy has more than ten years of experience teaching counseling-related courses at the seminary level, and has completed 42 hours of doctoral-level courses in education at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Judy has coauthored Peacemaking Women: Biblical Hope for Resolving Conflict (Baker Book House, 2005) and is an instructor and certification coach for Peacemaker Ministries. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Missouri and a Certified Christian Conciliator™ with the Institute for Christian Conciliation™, a division of Peacemaker® Ministries.

Jon Bergeron attended college at Taylor University. After surviving graduate school at UT Southwestern in Dallas and one-year of postdoctoral training in Child and Adolescent Psychology, Jon and Shelly felt the call to become foster parents. After becoming foster parents, this led them down the journey of adopting 2 children.  Jon continues to work as a psychologist in a group practice at Scott & White Clinic in College Station, Texas working with adolescents, adults and couples. Jon also serves on the board of his local CASA organization, Voices for Children. Jon is also a staff member of Hope for Orphans giving leadership and vision to tools and resources to help the local church and counselors meet the needs of families adopting at risk kids and for post adopt families in crisis.  

Q: Please explain the details of the conference and pricing.
A: Friday night will be free.  For Saturday, if you have pre-registered, it will be 15,000 per adult and 8,000 per child's meal.  At the door, it will be 20,000 won per adult and lunch will be provided depending on availability; children's meals will not be provided.

Q: How do I pay? 
A: Please wire the amount (15,000 won per adult and 8,000 per child) to the Onnuri bank account with your confirmation number.  (Hana Bank; ATTN: INCOME-OEM; Account #: 573-910007-78705)

Q: What if I forgot my confirmation number?
A: Please email P. Daniel (daniel@onnurienglish.org) with your name.

Q: Will childcare be provided? 
A: Childcare will be provided for Saturday morning and afternoon.  Unfortunately, due to the unavailability of rooms, we will not be providing childcare for Friday or Saturday night. 

Q: What will childcare be like? 
A: The children's pastoral staff oversee childcare and they will put together a simple program for the day.  

Q: Will there be a cry room?  
A: No, there will be no cry room, but Kyungchan Hall is big enough for you to stand in the back with your child.  

Q: Do I have to pay for my children?
A: Only if you are ordering the children's meal for you children.  For the events that childcare is provided, it will be free.  

Q:How much and what will the children's lunches include?
A: Children's meal will be 8,000 won.  Children's lunches will include chicken fingers, fries and juice.  If your child will not be eating the children's meal, then please bring a meal for your child. 

Our next Fire by Night prayer walk will be on Friday, May 18th at 8PM at Apgujeong station, Exit 1. We will be interceding for the entertainment industry of Korea because they influence and shape its local culture. As the industry sends out a certain message via their media, we want to bless them to influence the culture positively.


If you have a suggestion for locations of future Fire By Nights, please prayerfully send it in! Please make sure you tell us where as well as why you are suggesting your locations.