W4CAA

Our annual Thematic Bible Conference is this Memorial day long weekend, in less than two months! The registration fee table is up, and registration will be available soon. Check it out; I hope to see there.

Thanks to everyone who made the 2018 Thematic Bible Conference a success, both those who organised the conference and those who attended! Special thanks go to our speakers and hosts. All glory be to the Father and the Son and the Holy Ghost.

Several conferees learned to lead an inductive Bible study for the first time, and we also heard some thought-provoking talks about the kingdom of God, evangelistic Bible study, and the 1st-century Hebraic background of the New Testament. At the Princeton site, conferees stepped up to read the Old Testament and New Testament lessons (readings) at Morning and Evening Prayer on Sunday, and Raymond Chan made the conference’s livecast opening speech to all three sites.

From the Los Altos site at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, the Rev. Steve Macías has also tweeted about us:

@LueYee leading us through an inductive study on Luke 4 over @GoToMeeting. pic.twitter.com/VAbwtU06cA

— Father Steve Macias (@SteveMacias) June 30, 2018

Leading Morning Prayer before our small group study on Inductive Bible Study. pic.twitter.com/SOUGR88Gvd

— Father Steve Macias (@SteveMacias) June 30, 2018

From the Los Angeles area site in Alhambra, on Saturday, George Shen spoke to us about the kingdom of God in Luke.

On Sunday, Richard Yen preached to both the Alhambra and Princeton sites; at the Los Altos site, conferees went to Holy Communion with St. Paul’s Anglican Church under Steve Macías.

Later on Sunday, Eric P. Liang spoke to us from Alhambra about leading inductive Bible studies of an evangelistic character.

Mark your calendars for next summer’s Thematic Bible Conference, 6–7 July, when we will study the middle third of Luke!

W4CAA will hold its annual Thematic Bible Conference in Princeton this summer, 30 June – 1 July 2018, to the theme ‘Luke: Jesus in Galilee’. We encourage all to attend at the main site in Princeton, but participation is also available at our satellite sites or through your own Internet connection. First early-bird registration ends 15 May!