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Beth Moore | So Long Insecurities | April 24, 2010
For over a decade, Beth has touched the hearts of women worldwide - offering freedom, deliverance, depth through her powerful teaching of God's Word. In her new message, So Long Insecurity, Beth is sure to make yet another remarkable impact on women today and for generations to come as she exposes the lies that have debilitated women for ages.
Read more about Beth's story »
In this one-day simulcast event, women will learn to conquer fear and doubt and will discover the liberating confidence and security that can only be found in Christ.
This live simulcast event is being co-hosted by Salvation Army -Citadel and Bayridge Alliance Church. It will be held in the new Salvation Army church on Centennial Drive, Kingston.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Cost: $20 until March 31; $25 from April 1-24 (includes lunch)
*UPDATE (April 9): We are sold out of our tickets that include lunch! You may still buy an 'event only' ticket for $20. The
lunch break will be 90 minutes, which leaves lots of time to have lunch at the many nearby restaurants.
Tickets will go on sale March 1, 2010. You can purchase tickets in person at either location (Salvation Army Church, 816 Centennial Drive or Bayridge Alliance Church, 825 Gardiners Road)
during regular office hours or by phoning and leaving a message.
Time: 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM EST *note updated time
Location: Salvation Army Church, 816 Centennial Drive, Kingston
directions
The following video shows Beth talking about her vision for this book, 'So Long Insecurity'. Right-click on the video to pause or stop it.
Beth Moore Promotional Materials
If you would like to help promote this event through your church or organization, please download the following resources:
If you are interested in using this promotional video, please email bacevents@bayridgealliance.org and we will email you a copy.
If you would like an 11 x 17 poster printed for you, please email bacevents@bayridgealliance.org.
ECDWM Projects
International Project
The National Women's Ministry pursues projects that have a focus on humanitarian issues to keep the world's neediest before our women. Our annual Project helps us do more together than we could do as individual churches.
SERBIA: THE TIME IS NOW
International Project for 2007-2008 was designed to develop a hospice ministry among
the terminally ill. We praise the Lord that nearly $200,000 was given to this very
worthwhile project. Already over thirty people have come to faith in Christ even
as they were about to enter eternity and their family members have also been impacted
with the gospel.
DESERT SAND: SO LITTLE...SO MUCH
International Women's Ministries Project 2008-2009
Introduced at our Women's Ministries Assembly Brunch, contributions to the National Women's Ministries project for 2008-2009, So Little... So Much, will assist our international workers serving in impoverished regions in the Desert Sand. People in this area have so little. Our goal is to raise $150,000 so people can hear truth and come to know the love of the Father as His compassion is demonstrated.
The project will:
- Help establish a program to break the cycle of AIDS and assist orphans and single parents with AIDS so children can remain in their extended families.
- Provide resources for a library which will serve university students and give them an environment to explore the truth.
- Replace physiotherapy equipment, improve access for wheelchairs, and provide medications for a medical clinic and dispensary in a major city.
- Establish an elementary school with a focus on values and education in an expanding neighbourhood.
- Provide equipment for a youth centre which will reach many youth with the love of the Father.
A copy of the DVD should be in all of your churches in September.
Global Outfitting
Women's Ministries has joined with Global Ministries in contributing to the Global Outfitting ministry. Overseas workers receive these funds when they come on Home Assignment.
The amounts, per year, are: $600 per couple, $450 per single, and $240 per child.
This ongoing project is designed to assist our overseas workers in setting up their household. The need in this fund is ongoing and the amount we distribute varies each year depending on the number of international workers coming on Home Assignment. In the calendar year 2008 we will be distributing well over $35,000 to our overseas workers. Your prayerful contribution to this need is greatly appreciated by our workers. We encourage you to adopt this as a project in your women's ministry and/or church as a whole.
Find out more information about ECDWM at their website www.ecdawm.ca
If you have any questions about Women's Ministries at Bayridge Alliance, please contact the church office at bacinfo@bayridgealliance.org.