Upcoming Events
March 13 (8:00 am – 11:00 am)
Girls Group “Study Hall”
Although this sounds scary I’m sure all will go well….. Lunch is to follow this “study hall”….
March 28 (12:00 pm – 3:00 pm)
Girl’s Group!
April 13 – April 15
Together for the Gospel 2010
Together for the Gospel (T4G) began as a friendship between four pastors. These friends differed on a number of theological issues, like baptism and the charismatic gifts. But they were committed to standing together for the main thing—the gospel of Jesus Christ.. So they began a conference which occurs every two years and aims principally at encouraging other pastors to do the same—to stand together for the gospel. And now this conference is evolving, as God pleases, into an informal network of church leaders who all share this ambition and who intend to encourage one another to do the same. T4G is convinced that the gospel of Jesus Christ has been misrepresented, misunderstood, and marginalized in many churches and among those who proclaim the name of Christ. The goal of these friendships, conferences, and networks is therefore to reaffirm this central doctrine of the Christian faith and to encourage local churches to do the same. The four long-time friends, Mark Dever, Ligon Duncan, C. J. Mahaney, and Albert Mohler, also asked their friends Thabiti Anyabwile, John MacArthur, John Piper, and R. C. Sproul to join them for these conferences, since each of these men has been contributing so valuably to the church today. For a more detailed explanation of T4G’s theological affirmations and denials click the following link: http://www.t4g.org/aboutus/t4g-ad/
May 28 – May 31
NEXT | 2010 Conference
Next isn’t built on “new.” It isn’t about the next trend or fad. Next is built on the old, treasured, and true. It’s about rediscovering old truth and recommitting to it. The vision of Next is to gather worshipers of Jesus Christ who burn with a passion to see the gospel transferred to the next generation. Next is about faithfully receiving the gospel—the message of Christ and him crucified–from those who have gone before us, holding fast to the gospel personally, and passing the gospel on to those coming after us. The idea behind Next was born when Joshua Harris, still in his twenties, wanted to expose other young men and women to older pastors and theologians who had profoundly affected his life. Josh started the New Attitude conference as a way to bring thousands of younger people and dozens of faithful pastors together to transfer the gospel faithfully from one generation to the next. In 2008 New Attitude ended and now Next is born—an even more focused way of helping see the gospel transferred and received faithfully. The focus of the conference is the younger generation: college students, singles, and young married couples. But if you are above the 18-29 year old range and have a passion to see gospel truth passed on, we welcome you as well. www.thisisnext.org
November 2 – November 4
Sovereign Grace Ministries Pastors Conference
Equipping and Encouraging Pastors There is no gathering more strategic than when we come together as pastors and leaders of the churches we love the most. While teaching is central to this conference, it encompasses so much more. For more than two decades, we have gathered to encounter God’s grace in relationships, equipping and training, worship, and teaching. Most of all we gather as pastors, around God’s Word, to celebrate the glorious gospel and learn to better apply it in the churches we love and serve. http://www.sovereigngrace.com/Events/PastorsConference.aspx