Senate Chaplain Barry Black and Other Adventist Leaders to address Adventist Pastor’s Conference in Atlanta
Innovative Impact, Seventh-day Adventist Pastor’s Leadership Conference, starts today in Atlanta, GA. The conference is from Today through Wednesday.
Today’s training will feature a Local Elders Training as well as Opening ceremonies tonight by Senate Chaplain Barry Black who is an ordained Seventh-day Adventist minister.
Tomorrow, Hyveth Williams, Roger Hernandez, Freddy Russell, Bill McClendon, Brad Forbes, and Emil Peeler will address the conference.
On the final day, G. Earl Knight, Sung Kwon, Mansfield Edwards, Clifton Davis, Alex Royes, Derek Morris, and Calvin Watkins will address the conference.
The conference seeks to provide workable solutions for churches. According to its website, it is a “no theory zone.”
The location is Atlanta Brean Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Atlanta is the location of the upcoming General Conference Session for Seventh-day Adventists where the world church comes together every five years.
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