My home church, Life Connection Church in Phoenix, AZ, is hosting a men’s conference this March 6-7 called Anthropology. We have Ryan Delmore from Vineyard Music and 5 Cities Vineyard coming in to lead us in worship throughout the conference as well as Sunday morning service. And we have Dr. Richard Hanner , professor at CFNI, as our featured guest speaker.
Here is the official conference description.
Anthropology is a gathering of men who desire to walk in maturity, responsibility and authority in Christ. We will confront the tough issues men face, soul ties, sex, addiction, and pornography and encourage and speak God’s truth in fatherhood and restoration. We desire to see men young and old know who God has created them to be and not surrender responsibility, but to be mature men, passionate after Christ, free from sin, bold and mature in their faith, leading their families as Christ intended.
You can get the entire conference schedule here as well as registration info. We also have a Facebook event for Anthropology, so if you aren’t already a fan of the Life Connection Church facebook page, get on it. I hope those of you men in the Phoenix are will come check it out, it’s going to be a blast.
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Hanner! You’ll love him!
I believe I read that the Bishop did in fact require that the hospital subject itself to religious doctrine in all matters, and that would imply any conflict between any medical procedure and church teachings.
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I am always interested institutional history, I have always known him. I believe in past lives I read that the Bishop did in fact require that the hospital subject itself to religious doctrine in all matters, and that would imply any conflict between any medical procedure and church teachings.