Precept Ministries To Hold Spring ENCOUNTER Student Conference March 9-11

  • Friday, February 16, 2018

Precept Ministries International’s student ministry, called Transform, is hosting the Spring ENCOUNTER Student Conference March 9-11 at Precept Ministries headquarters in Chattanooga, 7324 Noah Reid Road. 

The conference is for ages 12-18 and adult leaders.  Weekend cost is $120.  Campus housing is available at additional cost.  Register at http://bit.ly/2E6VTPD.  Registration ends March 5.

The topic is Forgiveness: Breaking the Power of the Past, and the focus is to have students and adult leaders learn how to study Scripture within small group settings, worship together and have fun with various activities. 
 
“The wonderful part about ENCOUNTER is that we don’t tell them what the Bible says, they are taught how to understand it for themselves.

Every year we see students transformed.  It’s amazing to see God working in their lives,” said Carlotta Gillespie, Transform manager at Precept Ministries International.
 
Transform hosts two student conferences every year in the spring and winter. For more information on the Spring ENCOUNTER Student Conference, visit precept.org and click the ENCOUNTER banner or contact transform@precept.org.

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