Here I Am Missions Conference
May 8-9, 2026
00:00:00:00
Here I Am Missions Conference. It's not just an event, it's a call to action.
"Here I am, send me!"
“Hineni” (pronounced hee-nay-nee) is the Hebrew cry for, “Here I am.”
It is used in the Old Testament by people when they respond to a direct call from God. Saying, “Here I Am,” is a humble reply of total surrender and complete dedication to God, even before fully understanding what God is asking. Answering with, "Here I Am," marks a turning point in the lives of those who have responded to God with this heart cry:
When God tested Abraham by asking him to make an unthinkable sacrifice, Abraham responded with, “Here I Am.” Through this response Abraham received a great blessing from God, and ultimately became a blessing to all people.
Jacob was afraid to go to Egypt, but when God called out to him in a vision, Jacob’s response was, “Here I Am.” And thus, God gave Jacob the courage to obey the calling.
When God called to Moses from the bush, his reverent response was, “Here I Am.” This willing response unlocked the ultimate purpose for Moses’ life, and it also led to great freedoms for God’s people.
Samuel is called by God three times in the middle of the night, and each time he responds with, “Here I Am.” And thus the Lord grew Samuel, the Lord was close to Samuel, and he was used for great kingdom purposes.
When Isaiah heard God’s heart for the nations and recognized the need for someone to go, he responded with, “Here I Am Lord, send me.” God took Isaiah’s heart posture and made him a prophet for the nations, foretelling of King Jesus, who was coming to save.
This is what we long for to see in a generation. In our broken world, we need Jesus to release hope and healing. Jesus, break my heart for what breaks Yours. My answer is yes, even before I fully know what You are asking of me. Here I Am, Lord. Send me.
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Here I Am 2026
Keynote Speakers
Hear about the experiences of those who have said "yes" to the call.
SunAwh Park is a Korean-American leader who has spent the past 20 years with Youth With A Mission (YWAM), carrying the Gospel to more than 70 nations. He currently serves as the Campus Director of YWAM Kona and the University of the Nations, leading a vibrant missionary community of over 800 full-time staff. He also helps lead Fire & Fragrance, a catalytic ministry within YWAM.
SunAwh lives with a deep passion to respond to Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 9:38 to raise up laborers for the harvest. His heart burns to see revival, reformation, and transformation released in cities, regions, and nations through those laborers. He and his wife Yurie have been married for 15 years and are raising their four amazing kids Vera, Ezra, Benaiah and Ruby with that same heart for the nations.
Amy has been part of Antioch for over two decades, beginning her journey with Antioch Boston during her college years. She served on staff in various roles—primarily within college ministry—before shifting her focus toward anti-trafficking efforts and community transformation.
A pivotal moment came during her first trip to Cambodia in 2010, where she witnessed the devastating impact of trafficking and injustice. This experience launched a lifelong pursuit to understand how the local, indigenous church can catalyze holistic community transformation through the power of the Gospel. From 2013 to 2023, Amy served with UnBound—first as the Prevention and Education Coordinator in Waco, Texas, and later as Director of UnBound Cambodia after moving there in 2016. She also led a church planting team during her time in Cambodia. In 2023, Amy relocated to Thailand to respond to an emergency trafficking crisis in Southeast Asia, joining what has become a historic movement of freedom and restoration.
Amy also serves on the leadership team of Antioch Justice Ministries, providing vision, support, and training for those serving poor and vulnerable communities around the world.
Clint has been serving in the Middle East for the last 20 years. Due to the nature of his work in the Middle East, his identity is protected. We can’t wait for you to see him in-person at Here I Am!
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn all you need to know about Here I Am Missions Conference 2026!
The Here I Am Missions Conference is a two day missions conference on May 8 and 9, 2026 focused on equipping believers to live a life of purpose under the Great Commission from Jesus. This missions conference is for everyone! If you are someone who is passionate about living a life on mission and reaching those who have never heard the gospel with the truth of Jesus, then you will love this conference. Maybe you've never thought about living on mission and telling people about Jesus! This conference is for you, too!
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Yes, there is parking available at Magnuson Park. There are roughly 2,500 free parking spaces that are first come, first served by Hangar 30. We also encourage ride share and carpooling to allow for ample parking.
We recommend bringing a Bible, a journal and a water bottle.
Yes! Magnuson Park's Hangar 30 offers Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accommodations including wheelchair-accessible entrances, parking, and restrooms. To request special accommodations, please email us at support@hereiam.com.
You can contact our team via email at info@hereiam.co. Visit us online at www.hereiam.co or follow us on social media @hereiammissionscon.
No. All sessions will only be available live and in-person.
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