Last fall, a delegation of Bible workers from Washington Conference attended the first Bible worker conference held in Colorado.
Presentations focused on preparing a personal testimony, realizing God's call, studying the Bible with others and seeking decisions.
Besides enjoying a time of reconsecration, the conference attendees also found value in networking with other Bible workers and learning how God is using others in His work around the nation.
As a result of this experience, Washington Conference will host their first annual Bible worker and prayer warrior conference next spring at Camp Berachah in Auburn. The focus of this April 4–6 conference is twofold. Not much can be accomplished without prayer, so training in prayer will be provided by Randy Maxwell, pastor and author of If My People Pray. Dan Knapp, a pastor with many years of experience in sharing his faith, will provide the training for Bible workers.
To learn more or to register, visit www.washingtonconference.org.
Sharing stories and networking with other Bible workers gathered in Colorado proved to be a positive experience—a theme Washington Conference plans to continue in its own Bible worker conference next spring. (Gayle Lasher)
Ethelene Brady, a Bible worker from Texas, shares part of her "Spiritual Boot Camp" presentation at a Bible worker conference in Colorado. (Gayle Lasher)
