Our events ministry strives to equip Christians with sound, biblical tools to help them respond to conflict. Our basic seminars and presentations offer a dynamic introduction to the ministry of biblical peacemaking and provide attendees with a firm foundation on which to begin applying these principles. We invite you to explore the areas below to determine which is appropriate for you.
The Peacemaker Seminar
The Peacemaker Seminar is designed to equip adult Christians to resolve conflict in a biblically faithful manner. The principles covered in this seminar have been used to resolve hundreds of actual disputes, ranging from simple personal offenses to family and marital conflicts, church divisions, business and employment disputes, and complicated lawsuits. The training covers topics such as confession, confrontation, forgiveness, restitution, and church discipline, and uses gripping examples and case stories drawn from everyday life (for more detailed information on this seminar, click here).
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Confused about how our training fits together? Make sure you read the Overview page to get the big picture.
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Current Schedule:*
- Salem, OR (Jan 23, 30, Feb 6, 13, 2006)
Four consecutive Monday evenings 7-9:30 p.m. beginning Jan 23. Video teaching by Ken Sande with large-screen projection. Hosted by Salem Alliance Church
Call Carole Lee Smith at 503-581-0513 for further information.
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Sierra Vista, AZ (Jan 28, 2006)
Hosted by Village Meadows Baptist Church
For more information
please contact Gale Trow at 520-458-4500, or for a
downloadable registration form please click here.
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Gainesville, FL (Feb 3 - 4, 2006)
Hosted by Faith Presbyterian Church
For a
downloadable registration form please click here.
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Easton, PA (Mar 17 - 18, 2006)
Hosted by Covenant OPC
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Fresno, CA (Mar 24, 2006)
Hosted by California SBC
For more information, please contact Leslie Lee at 559-229-9533 ext. 212, or for a downloadable registration form, please click here.
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Roseville, MI (Oct 26 - 28, 2006)
Hosted by Cornerstone Baptist Church
The Peacemaker Church
A church has a culture of peace when its people are eager and able to resolve conflict and reconcile relationships in a way that clearly reflects the love and power of Jesus Christ. This atmosphere helps to take the pastor out of the complaint loop and reduces conflict and membership turnover. It also helps to preserve marriages and church staff, decreases exposure to legal liability, and improves a church's evangelistic witness. This training will show how your church can experience these benefits by building a culture of peace.
Current Schedule:*
- Dallas, TX (Jan 24 - 25, 2006)
Hosted by Dallas Theological Seminary
To register for this event, please click here.
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Winnipeg, MB (Feb 23, 2006)
Hosted by Fellowship of Evang. Bible Churches
- Orlando, FL (Mar 7, 2006)
Hosted by Cornerstone Church
- Fresno, CA (Mar 25, 2006)
Hosted by California SBC
For more information, please contact Leslie Lee at 559-229-9533 ext. 212, or for a downloadable registration form, please click here.
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Roseville, MI (Oct 27, 2006)
Hosted by Cornerstone Baptist Church
Custom Seminars and Presentations
We are eager to work with you and your organization to provide a teaching event that will be edifying and fruitful for your ministry. These events may involve decreased or increased teaching time, specifically focused application exercises, and training that has been developed to meet the needs of your group or organization. While many of these events are privately hosted for a particular group (click here for a list of some of our past hosts), some are open to the public.
Current Schedule:*
Hosting a Seminar
If you are interested in organizing or hosting a seminar, please first read the Guidelines for Hosting a Seminar. Once you have read these guidelines, you may then submit the Speaker Request form to us. Feel free to Contact Us with any questions. We look forward to serving you.
* Please note: All training events are subject to cancellation or rescheduling based on projected attendance. Schedule last updated 12/12/05.
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