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Identity, Authority and Humility in Healing Prayer
Guest Speaker: Rev. Don Brown
Date: April 5, 2025
Time: 9:00 – 4:00, continental breakfast and lunch included
Place: Avon Lake Presbyterian Church 32340 Electric Blvd. Avon Lake, OH 44012
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WE WELCOME YOU TO JOIN US FOR THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY with Rev. Don Brown, the Chaplain for OSL Region 2! Come be inspired and be equipped!
Pre-register for this exciting chance to be taught by Pastor Don! Spirit-led, spirit-filled teaching in-person and on YouTube livestream!
Join in lifting up your praise to our glorious God through joyous song. Be inspired by Pastor Don’s teaching on being “IN” Christ, in whom our authority is greater and our identity is clearer.
You do NOT have to be an OSL member to participate! Come join us and share with friends and family who need to hear the Good News of Jesus’ tremendous Love for them and that He wants them to be healed and whole again!
Session 1:
9:30am-12:30pm EDT (8am-9:30am PDT)
In person attendees may arrive at 9am when breakfast will be offered. Remote attendees are asked to stay tuned to the livestream while the conference pauses for lunch.
Session 2:
1:30pm-3:30pm EDT (10:30am-1:30pm PDT)
In-person attendees may stay till 4pm for a Communion service and inductions.
“It is popular to tell people they have authority in Christ but it is less popular to talk about the “IN” Christ; that our identity and authority are IN Him. The more we walk in humble submission to Christ, the greater our authority and the clearer our identity. We must decrease that Christ may increase.”
Rev. Brown’s Bio:
If Don has accomplished anything it is only in the grace of Jesus Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit. For that call and the invitation to participate with Jesus in Kingdom building he is truly appreciative. To that end Don is the pastor of New Life Community Church and the OSL Chaplain for Region 2 and the Pittsburgh group. His wife Kim is a wonderful partner in ministry and a godly woman. He’s much rather talk about her and Jesus than himself.
