Pictures From Dallas 2002 Worldview Weekend

A 100 Voice Choir made up of homeschool students opened the Dallas Worldview Weekend

Josh McDowell, author of numerous books including "Evidence That Demands a Verdict" spoke both Friday night and Saturday morning. This was a special weekend as Sean McDowell joined his father at this conference and spoke on on the topic of how to connect to the heart of a young person. Other speakes included Kerby Anderson, Frank Harber and David Barton.

Callie, who works for David Barton's Wallbuilders was among those that attended the Worldview Weekend.

Dr. Frank Harber, is a regular speaker for the Worldview Weekends. Dr. Harber is a best-selling author on apologetics, host of his own national radio program and the senior pastor of the church at which we hold our annual Dallas Worldview Weekend.

Brannon Howse, Worldview Weekend founder and President with then, U.S. Majority Leader Dick Armey was a keynote speaker at the Dallas Worldview Weekend. Congressman Armey shared how his accepting of Jesus Christ a few years earlier changed his worldview and gave him an eternal purpose in his work on Capitol Hill. Congressman Armey received a standing ovation upon the conclusion of his testimony. Our office received several letters and e-mails thanking us for having Mr. Armey as a keynote speaker at the Worldview Weekend.

Congressman Armey enters to a standing ovation after being introduced by his friend, David Barton.

David Barton, wearing his trade-mark patriotic shirt, is pictured here with his friend, Dick Armey, along with David's wife and son. Dick Armey spoke for the Worldview Weekend at the request of David Barton.

One of the Worldview Weekend volunteers, Mike Pullin, greets Congressman Armey before he speaks.

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The Dallas Worldview Weekend teen track was like many of our cities, filled to capacity.