CE&P and MNA Announce 2007 Mercy Ministry Conference Plans.

Christian Education and Mission to North America join hands for the fourth bi-annual PCA Mercy Ministry Conference. The event will be held in Atlanta at the Ravinia Hotel April 20-22, 2007. The theme for the conference is “Enriching the Kingdom: People Hurt, God Calls, the Church Responds.”

The conference will feature Dr. Diane Langberg, practicing psychologist, especially dealing with trauma survivors and clergy. She is a member of Calvary PCA in Willow Grove, Pa. Langberg is the founder of The Place of Refuge in Philadelphia. She is well know in our circles as one dedicated to mercy ministries in many ways.

Dr. Phil Ryken of historic Tenth Presbyterian in Philadelphia will be the opening speaker for the event. Ryken is the author of numerous books and commentaries and one who has a heart for mercy ministries.

March and Mariam Bell will also be featured at the conference. March is special counsel for the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. and Mariam is connected with Prison Fellowship Ministries. She has spoken at several CE&P and WIC events. They are members of McLean PCA in McLean, Va.

Amy Sherman has become a regular at these events. She is a national expert in Charitable Choice and is an advisor to the White House of Faith-Based Ministries. Sherman has authored a number of books relating to mercy ministry. She is a member of the Trinity PCA in Charlottesville, Va.

Along with these feature speakers, the conference has scheduled a number of seminars for the participants. Detailed information can be found on the CE&P website, including an opportunity to register for this event.

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