The Final Code' Thursday Evenings Featured Musicians National Youth Dept. The Assemblies of God has not just come to Orlando to conduct the Fellowship's business. Convoy of Hope, with the help of AIM teams from across the country, will be sharing Christ's love in a tangible fashion at events to take place Friday and Saturday at Tinker Field, part of the stadium complex that hosts the Citrus Bowl. The Convoy of Hope has come a long way since the 1997 General Council in Indianapolis, distributing more food and reaching more people with the gospel, says Mike Ennis, vice president of outreach.
Overseas efforts are now a large part of the Convoy of Hope.
In the past year the Convoy sent large containers of food and relief supplies to Kosovo refugees, Central American hurricane and earthquake victims, and the impoverished in Indonesia. These supplies empower the national churches and pave the way for the gospel. We are committed to working with the national churches and the Division of Foreign Missions. The U.S. Convoys continue to grow larger and more comprehensive, now including job fairs, medical care clinics and even free hair cuts. Stateside disaster relief efforts have assisted tornado and flood victims.