2007-11-20 - Conference RELATIONSHIP OR RELIGION?
A national conference from the 7th till the 9th of December will be held in the cinema ‘Ochota’ in Warsaw.
Are special guests during the conference are:
1.Pastor Borys Grisenko – leader of the biggest in the world Messianic congregation, which is located in Kiev, Ukraine. He intercedes for Israel and is a great Bible teacher used also by God in the ministry of Healing.
2.Rev. Rosemarie Claussen, an ordained minister, President of Josuamission Sweden, Germany, Switzerland and U.S.A. Together with her husband Tilo Claussen, they founded Josuamission International in 1976, a mission organization with a mission center located in Sweden. Author of the book “Tears turn to Diamonds” is now published in 10 different languages. Rosemarie, born in 1934 in Hamburg, Germany, was a victim of World War II. Her father was a Nazi General. Her life was rapidly changed after the Nazis killed him because he refused to persecute and kill Jewish people. Instead, he helped them to escape. She experienced World War II with the Russian and American occupation. That time became a trauma for her, which led her to hate, bitterness and unforgiveness and as a result, it influenced her life deeply. Based on her life story Rosemarie is traveling worldwide to bring the message of forgiveness and reconciliation. http://www.josuamission.org/i01en.htm
3.Pastor Corey Erman – the parents of pastor Erman immigrated from Turkey to the United States in the early 1980s. The father of Corey Erman was a practicing Muslim. Corey had a supernatural encounter with God at age 17 during a time when the party life was pulling him into a life of alcohol and drugs. Corey accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. He became the first Christian in his family ever. In 1995, God called Corey into the full-time ministry. He left his career in IT consulting and in February of 1996 returned to his homeland to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
http://www.turkishrevival.org/
Plan of the conference:
Friday 7.12.2007 - 10-13,14-16,19-22
Saturday 8.12.2007 - 10-13,14-16,19-22
Sunday 9.12.2007 - 10-13,14-16,19-22
