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to the National Press | (1/4/04) By
Rev. Rob Schenck President, The National Clergy Council Here
at the National Clergy Council, each New Year is a new opportunity to refocus
prayer, set new goals and redirect existing resources. We’re doing all of
this right now. During this year’s Winter Conference, I’ll unveil the
National Clergy Council“Master Plan” for 2005. I hope you’ll be
here January 22-24 to join us in prayer, thanksgiving, learning and absorbing
what God intends for us as we seek His will for our Nation. There’s still
plenty of time to register!
Here’s a little of what you’ll
experience at Winter Conference 2005:
- Fun and Fellowship! Winter Conference
is a rare opportunity for Paul and me and our families to enjoy casual time with
you—our extended ministry family. This year we have carefully scheduled “down
time” so we can talk, pray and share a meal together. And as far as fun—you’re
going to meet some really fun people. You’ll also see Bernie Reese, our venerable
constitutional lawyer of more than 50 years experience, As you’ve never seen
him before when he emcees our afternoon welcome reception. I’ve told Bernie
that had he chosen another profession, he would have ended up with his own late-night
variety show!
- Challenging Ministry in Word and Deed! Paul and I will share
with you messages the Lord has placed on our hearts that will challenge all of
us. My preaching professor in Bible college used to say, “You preach best
when you preach to yourself and let others eavesdrop! That’s exactly what
we’ll be doing. But, you’ll hear others, too, including only the 62nd
preacher to serve as chaplain to the United States Senate, Dr. Barry C. Black. -
Stirring Testimony! The man who has become our angel on Capitol Hill will share
his testimony of going from Saul to St. Paul! This will be his first public testimony
of his new faith in Christ! Please be sure to be here to see the answer to your
prayers for the salvation of key people in Washington, D.C. Please note: Because
of the sensitivities and possible consequences for people in his kind of high
office publicly identifying themselves as Christians, this special moment will
not be taped. - Lots and lots of information! You will hear things during
Winter Conference that no one else—not even our own NCC family members—will
hear at any other time in any other place. There are some things that are just
for the “immediate family” to know and could hurt the ministry if it
traveled. So, if you’d like to have the real scoop on what’s been going
on, as well as what’s going to go on in 2005, be here at Winter Conference! -
Real ministry! If you’ve been with us before at Winter Conference, you know
we don’t just talk about doing ministry on Capitol Hill, we actually do it
together while you’re here. Our main ministry feature is the National Memorial
for the Pre-born—the only complete, Bible-centered worship service held inside
the U.S. Capitol complex! And there’s much, much more! While at Winter
Conference, you’ll learn about the two books that Paul and I will author
this year, a special outreach ministry project that YOU can have a direct part
in; the unfolding drama in the Islamic Kingdom of Morocco; and, the biggest announcement
of all: Our next Ministry Center (with a distinct purpose) that will soon open
just one door away from our present National Clergy Council Ministry Center! As
you can see, there are all kinds of reasons to come to Winter Conference. Paul
and I hope and pray that you, your family, pastor or pastoral staff representative
will sacrifice the time and money to be here with us for this, our Tenth Anniversary
Year! Click
here now to register!
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