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Redeemer's Conference on the Gospel and Culture

September 14, 2011 by Matt Perman

Registration is open for Redeemer’s new faith and work conference, The Gospel & Culture. The conference will be November 4-5.

Here’s the gist:

The Gospel & Culture Conference represents the culmination of more than eight years of the Center for Faith & Work’s ministry targeted at equipping, connecting, and mobilizing Christians to engage the world from a gospel-centered foundation.

Drawing on the experiences of one another as well as more than 10 speakers representing various sectors, conference participants will gain:

  • Sharpened discernment of God’s work in the world.
  • Renewed understanding of the importance of community in cultural engagement.
  • Heightened awareness of the power of the Holy Spirit in changing motivations of the heart.
  • Excitement for our daily work as it contributes to building for the great City that is to come.

And here’s the agenda:

The Conference opens Friday evening, November 4th, with participants engaging the culture of NYC through “Glimpses,” events happening throughout the city which point toward evidence of God’s glory and His sovereignty over all things.

On Saturday, November 5th, all attendees convene at St. Bart’s for a full day of interacting with practitioners from across various sectors who will showcase their work in ways that highlight God’s work in the world.

Speakers include Tim Keller, Richard Mouw, and many others.

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