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112 E. First AvenueSpokane, WA 99202Phone: 509-456-0517

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SCHEDULE 8:00 Registration

9:00 Worship

9:30 Seminar

10:30 Coffee Break

10:45 Seminar

12:00 Lunch

1:30 Seminar

3:00 Coffee Break

3:15 Seminar

4:30 Conclusion

JUNE 14, 2008JUNE 14, 2008

LOCATIONHEALING ROOMS MINISTRIESCONFERENCE AND TRAINING CENTER

115 EAST PACIFIC AVENUESPOKANE, WA 99202

(509) 456-0517

DATEJUNE 14, 2008

8:00-5:00

HEALING ROOMS MINISTRIESCONFERENCE AND TRAINING CENTER

115 EAST PACIFIC AVENUESPOKANE, WA 99202HOTELS

DoubleTree 322 N. Spokane Falls Court(509) 455-9600

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• Secrets of Successful Travel Preparation

• Key Strategies for Safe International Travel

• The Threat of Abduction in Today’s Environment

• Protection Principles for Pastors, Leaders and their Families

• Goals and Motivations of a Hostage Taker

• Five Keys to Surviving a Hostage Situation

• Skills for Coping with Captivity• Five topics to Avoid

Discussing with a Hostage Taker

• Critical Role of a Hostage in the Negotiation Process

• Guidelines for a Hostage’s Family and Friends

– Dealing with Demands for Ransom

– Interfacing with Government Agencies

• Critical Considerations about Escape

• What to do During a Rescue Attempt

• Preparing for and Dealing with a Hostage Crisis

• How to respond to a threat at your Church

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Church Pastors and Leaders

• Ministry Leaders who travel abroad

• Missionaries

Dynamic and experientiallybased training

Critical knowledge andskills for traveling safely

in today’s globalenvironment

Learn what to do if “lighting strikes” and you are taken

hostage

How to respond when there is a threat at your

church

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Randy Spivey - Executive Director, Safe Travel Institute & National Hostage Survival Training Center; Managed and provided oversight of all Hostage Survival training for the Department of Defense from 1997-2002; Served on several multi-national panels focused on Hostage Survival training; Authored DoD policy documents related to hostage avoidance and survival; Recently featured on CNN, Fox News Live, MSNBC, USA Today, New York Times and other national level media outlets.

Jim Sporleder – Director, Safe Travel Institute & National Hostage Survival Training Center; Possesses 16 years experience in the Department of Defense as an intelligence specialist with extensive expertise in specialized captivity survival training and support. Responsible for directly training more than 5,000 high-risk-of-capture personnel from some of the most elite units in the US military; Is a leading subject matter expert in crisis support and repatriation of individuals from captivity environments.