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Friday, January 16, 2009
Carl Ellis at Breakthrough Tomorrow Morning
You can still get in on the Breakthrough Breakfast Symposium with Carl Ellis. It's tomorrow morning at 9:30 until noon at 402 N. St. Louis in Chicago. See you in the morning!
We had a great time on Sat. with you, Dr. Ellis and the others at Leona's. Thanks so much for your kind invitation to join you and also your generousity in picking up the tab.
Dr. Ellis is indeed a great resource, and I'm glad we got the chance to meet him in person and hear his presentation. Please do consider that we would be interested in attending more of these types of events in the future.
Putting faces to names is fun isn't it? I was blessed to be a part of this event and meet a few more brethren in person that I previously only knew here in cyberspace. (Pastor Daniel, Bill Curry and Pastor Kevin Gwin). Just the day before, I had lunch for the first time with Pastor Steve Laughlin of Armitage Baptist Church.
It's for sure that I will continue to pray for you and your ministry. Thanks for all that you share here in this blog and even when I'm silent, know that I'm still hanging around reading and praying.
I love Carl Ellis, gotten the chance to spend some good time in discussion with him, and it was meaningful. Definitely my favorite theologian for his work on "Free At Last". Cool page by the way.
You can still get in on the Breakthrough Breakfast Symposium with Carl Ellis. It's tomorrow morning at 9:30 until noon at 402 N. St. Louis in Chicago. See you in the morning!
3 comments:
good times, arloa...good times. he cracks himself up!
i felt like he was a limitless well of information...amazing.
B"H
Hi Arloa,
We had a great time on Sat. with you, Dr. Ellis and the others at Leona's. Thanks so much for your kind invitation to join you and also your generousity in picking up the tab.
Dr. Ellis is indeed a great resource, and I'm glad we got the chance to meet him in person and hear his presentation. Please do consider that we would be interested in attending more of these types of events in the future.
Putting faces to names is fun isn't it? I was blessed to be a part of this event and meet a few more brethren in person that I previously only knew here in cyberspace. (Pastor Daniel, Bill Curry and Pastor Kevin Gwin). Just the day before, I had lunch for the first time with Pastor Steve Laughlin of Armitage Baptist Church.
It's for sure that I will continue to pray for you and your ministry. Thanks for all that you share here in this blog and even when I'm silent, know that I'm still hanging around reading and praying.
Blessings,
Shlomo
I love Carl Ellis, gotten the chance to spend some good time in discussion with him, and it was meaningful. Definitely my favorite theologian for his work on "Free At Last". Cool page by the way.
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