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Thursday, November 9, 2017
The Eyes of the Heart Conference
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Dear Cypress Street & Friends, It's been awhile since our church has had a special opportunity like this for spiritual growth! Cypress Street, in a unified effort with North Crossings & Liberty Grove, is the host for a conference that will challenge you to go deeper in your relationship with God.
Todd Braschler will be our special guest, leading a difference-making conference he has developed around Ephesians 1:18, "I pray that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened, so that you will know what is the hope of His calling, what are the riches of the glory of His inheritance in the saints."
This conference will take place on Friday & Saturday, December 8 & 9. I'll include the schedule below. Please register by Sunday, November 19th so we can plan appropriately for meals, childcare, and conference materials. If you did not receive a registration form on Sunday, CLICK HERE or look for one at the Welcome Table this week.
I pray you'll take advantage of this opportunity and encourage our youth to do the same!
Grace & peace through our Lord Jesus Christ, Pastor Neil
Saturday, December 9, 8:30 - 3:00 PM Breakfast Refreshments, Worship, Conference, Lunch, Final Conferences
Nursery and Childcare will be provided for the conference, your children will eat with you for Saturday's lunch. Food & conference materials will also be provided.
Todd Braschler is a Church of God minister, Christian Recording Artist, and gifted speaker who leads retreats and conferences all over the country. His family owned and operated the Braschler Music Show in Branson, MO for 24 years. Todd is an avid outdoorsman, and former co-host of a national hunting and fishing show called Diamond Adventures that aired on the Sportsmen's Channel for three years.
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