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Training Conference

From time-to-time, I will let you know about training conferences or other special events outside of the Church of God of Prophecy. I will not announce them unless I am comfortable that they are worthy to be endorsed.

Many of these I receive by virtue of my office as State Oversser, and others I receive because I earned by doctorate at a Baptist Seminary and I am on their mailing list.

The conference mentioned here would be well worth your time:



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Churches Going Back to the Future



Every so often, it behooves pastors, church staffs and lay leaders to re-evaluate their methods of local evangelism and church ministry. With that in mind, Thomas Road Baptist Church’s annual Super Conference this year is going “Back to the Future” as we examine the basics of ministry in order to change the future of Gospel outreach. The dates for this mega-conference are October 1-4 on the campus of Liberty University and inside the brand new one million-square-foot Thomas Road Baptist Church complex in Lynchburg, Va.



Some of the most innovative pastors and church leaders of our day will be joining us as speakers during this very special conference. Along with my messages, you will be enriched by the messages of Dr. David Jeremiah, Dr. Jerry Vines, Dr. Johnny Hunt, Dr. Elmer Towns, Dr. Ergun Caner and many others.



Dr. Jeremiah is the senior pastor of Shadow Mountain Community Church and chancellor of San Diego Christian College, both in El Cajon, Calif. He is one of our nation’s most eloquent statesmen for the cause of Christ. Further, his “Turning Point” broadcast is heard on more than 900 stations. This two-time cancer survivor’s story is one of miracles and encouragement.



Dr. Jerry Vines was pastor of the nation’s third largest Southern Baptist church, the First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, Fla., before he turned his attention to national evangelism. He is a gifted speaker, motivator and encourager who’s objective is to train effective Christian apologists as representatives of the Gospel.



Dr. Johnny Hunt, pastor of First Baptist Church of Woodstock, Ga., is a dynamic speaker whose evangelistic messages have made him a very sought after speaker worldwide. Under Dr. Hunt’s leadership, the church has grown from 250 in Sunday school in 1986 to more than 4,000 today.



Dr. Elmer Towns is called “Mr. Sunday School” by the evangelical world and has authored more than 100 books. He is also the co-founder of Liberty University.



Dr. Ergun Caner, president of Liberty Theological Seminary, is one of the most exciting voices of the Gospel today. A former Muslim, Dr. Caner has debated countless liberal church leaders and has spoken to more than 50,000 college and high school students in major conventions nationwide. Recently, he was called the “leading young voice for cultural apologetics and world religions” by the PAX Network.



This is truly a lineup that is capable of motivating the thousands of pastors and church staff members who will be attending the Super Conference in October.



During our daily plenary workshops, topics will include:



how to preach with power and purpose
how to develop students for Christ
how to hire and evaluate church staff
how to do strategic planning for a local church
how to incorporate and train new members
and many other exciting and pertinent workshops


Further, the Super Conference will include spectacular praise and worship services, including the concluding Praise and Worship event of Wednesday evening, featuring award-winning Christian artist Charles Billingsley and many special musical guests.



Readers interested in learning more about this year’s Super Conference (October 1-4) may visit our website: www.superconference.us/ Readers may also enroll to attend this exciting conference at the website.



Pastors, church workers and lay leaders wishing to get reinvigorated about their personal ministry outreach are encouraged to join us for this exciting conference on Liberty Mountain in October. My son Jonathan, who serves with me as co-host of this annual event, and I invite readers to join us for what promises to be one of our greatest Super Conferences ever!

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