Join us February 5-7, 2021 for an online webinar about the Biblical principles of Peacemaking.
Christians can and do fight like everyone else. When we do, relationships wither, businesses and careers suffer, and our witness for Jesus is weakened.
You can reverse this pattern. Learn what God has done and is doing for you in His ministry of reconciliation. In one day of Bible study, learn what it means to be reconciled – to God and to others.
Register to get materials (there is no cost to you). We encourage groups to gather to participate in the webinar together. Seminar sessions will also be recorded.
DATES AND TIMES:
Friday, February 5, 7-9 PM
Saturday, February 6, 6-8 PM
Sunday, February 7, 10-12:30
REGISTRATION:
There is no cost for this webinar but please sign up by going to this link:
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Who is providing the teaching?
Ambassadors of Reconciliation is an international ministry founded to help Christians and their churches in carrying out their peacemaking responsibilities as Christ’s ambassadors. Our mission is equipping Christians and their churches for living, proclaiming and cultivating lifestyles of reconciliation.
The ministry of reconciliation is given to the local church and every believer. Our purpose is to inspire and prepare the leader’s of Christ’s church around the world to carry out this vocation in more effective ways.
Ambassadors of Reconciliation is an independent, non-profit corporation. Our approach is based upon Holy Scriptures.
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Why Should I Attend?
Jesus says, “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God” (Matt. 5:9). Yet, our lives are often anything but peaceful. Conflict Resolution vs. Reconciliation provides practical ways for Christians to live out their faith, even in the face of conflict.
What You Will Learn
- How God empowers you for doing what you cannot do on your own.
- How to admit wrongs with godly sorrow.
- How to forgive and experience healing.
- How to model reconciliation with your children and others.
- How to be a peacemaker in your home, workplace, school, and church.