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Fall Conference Info

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R. Scott Clark

on September 23, 2010

The fall conference season is upon us. Here are some conferences that might interest you: Christ Reformed Church, Washington DC is hosting “Preaching in the Capital” for 2010. The speakers are Gene Veith, T. David Gordon, Robert Norris, and Marva Dawn. They . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Recovering the Reformed Confession, Reformation Resources | Tagged Cheyenne Reformation Conference, Christ Reformed DC, Church of the Redeemer, conference speaking, main street presbyterian church, recovering the reformation

Great Lakes Reformed Conference—Featuring R. Scott Clark, D. G. Hart, and Kim Riddlebarger

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Heidelblog

on August 13, 2023 | 2 Comments

Upcoming Conference Featuring R. Scott Clark, D. G. Hart, and Kim Riddlebarger—October 14th, 2023 Continue reading →

Categorized R. Scott Clark, Reforming Worship, Worship | Tagged conference speaking, conferences | 2 Comments

Upcoming Conference—The Foundation of our Faith: William Perkins on the Doctrine of Justification

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on September 5, 2023 | 2 Comments

Upcoming Conference in the Philippines at Field of Grace Reformed Church Featuring Inwoo Lee—September 30th, 2023. Continue reading →

Categorized Worship | Tagged conference speaking, conferences | 2 Comments

Upcoming Conference: Eugene Reformed Bible Study Conference

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Heidelblog

on February 24, 2024

Consider attending the upcoming conference at Eugene Reformed on March 16th, 2024. There will be several OPC pastors presenting on topics like the history of the OPC and what it means to be Presbyterian, including S. M. Baugh. You can download the PDF . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Church Planting, On Being Reformed, Worship | Tagged conference speaking, conferences, OPC

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