Summit audio/video to be webcast live

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2009 Summit available on mobile devices for first time

ACU's 92nd annual Summit will feature two New York Times bestselling authors and the first live webcast in the event's history.

Viewers can join online discussion during live streaming of the sessions. While live audio has been available in years past, this is the first time the presentations will be streamed with both audio and video.

Additionally, ACU has chosen uStream.tv to broadcast the program so that the event can be seen on mobile devices. Using the uStream viewer appilication, available in the iTunes App Store at http://bit.ly/ACUustream, anyone with an iPhone 3G, 3Gs or iPod Touch can download the free application and watch the nine speakers using a 3G or wireless internet connection.

Join the conversation

Viewers are invited to interact with speakers during the discussion portion of their presentations by submitting a question by chat or email. During the last 20 minutes of each session, Brady Bryce, director of Ministry Events, will pose questions submitted by the audience in Moody Coliseum and online to the speaker for discussion. Questions may be submitted one of three ways: visit http://www.acu.edu/live, send a question from the uStream viewer application's chat feature or email talk@acu.edu.

Schedule, activities and more

Donald Miller and Kathleen Norris, both New York Times bestselling authors, will be among the featured speakers at Summit. This year's theme is "On the Mountain with God: Exodus Expedition," and all events are open to the community.

For 2009 Summit schedule, activities and registration information, click here.