Ted Kallman Keynotes Special Hearing and Healing Prayer Conferences
Elmer Towns, Timothy Vink, and Dave Butts, Headline Other CPLN Events
The issues of hearing God speak, praying in faith and prayer for
healing are all difficult and somewhat controversial. In an effort to
help you, CPLN is sponsoring three conferences with Ted Kallman, author
of Stark Raving Obedience to help you wade through the issue and to
help you and your people to pray with more faith.
We also have five "Approach His Throne" regionals available in various parts of the country.
Approach His Throne
Jonathan Graf and Dave Butts will keynote Jacksonvilee, FLorida on Septemebr 11-12.
Dr.Timothy Vink and Ginny Kisling will headline the Western Regional CONference in San Jose, California, September 18-19.
Alvin VanderGriend will join the Graf/Butts team at the Midwest
Regional, September 25-26 in Terre Haute, Indiana. This conference is
really two-in-one. You can come just for the Friday night/aturday
conference, or add an all-day friday mini-confernce. You can choose
either "Every Day Spiritual Warfare" by Dave Butts or "Finding Joy in
Prayer" with Alvin VanderGriend.
Our Eastern Regional features ELmer Towns and Jon Graf. While it is an
Approach His Throne event, the keynote sections will focus on the power
of praying Scripture. This event will be November 6-7 in Lititz, PA
(between Harrisburg, Lancaster and Philadelphia).
Finally our Central Regional will be held November 13-14 in Port Huron, Michigan. It will again feature Dave Butts and Jon Graf.
Hearing, Healing and Praying in Faith
Ted and Isaiah Kallman have led a prayer and healing minsitry (called
the "W") in Grand Rapids, Michigan that has seen hundreds trained to
pray in fiath, and thousands healed as a result.
Their powerful message is something every church needs to learn from. They will be headlining
CPLN events in Grand Rapids, Dallas, Texas, and possibly Nashville, Tennessee, this fall.
The Grand Rapids event will be August 21-22. The dates of the other two events are still to be
determined, but will be in October or November.
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