Heritage Baptist Church in Ashburn, Virginia, will host the Sisterhood Conference with worship and sessions to strengthen faith on Saturday, May 6.
The guest speaker at the conference will be Susanne Stalnecker, with worship leaders Candice McKinney and Corrie Barnett.
Sisterhood Conference
Heritage Baptist Church invites the community to join them on their third annual one-day Sisterhood Conference on May 6 at 9 a.m.
According to Eventbrite, they will have 'a light breakfast with lattes, a first-rate catered and delicious lunch, incredible worship, inspiring workshops to increase their faith,' and more during the conference.
"Come Alive" is the subject of this year's event, and Susanne Stalnecker will be delivering the keynote address. She has been involved in church and women's ministry for 20 years, and now she directs the women's programs at The Mighty Oaks Foundation.
Per the post, she cares about women of all backgrounds and stages of life. She also plans to preach the Word during the conference and urge the attendees to spiritually revitalize through Jesus Christ.
On the other hand, Candice McKinney, a congregation member, serves as a worship leader for the Heritage congregation. She and Corrie Barnett will lead the congregation in heartfelt worship during the conference.
To those interested in registering the week of the event, there might be a possibility they will not receive a swag bag. Early registers are encouraged.
The ticket price costs $35, including meals.
About Heritage Baptist Church
Heritage Baptist Church is committed to expository preaching that goes verse by verse through the Bible.
They are committed to imparting the principles found in the Bible and expanding upon them in depth. They also place emphasis on preaching universally encouraging biblical truths.
On Sundays, the congregation of Heritage always gathers to rejoice. In addition to a powerful Bible lesson, everyone is treated to moving worship music.
Heritage's musical performances are always cause for jubilation.
Inspiring songs will be played for everybody to hear, primarily focusing on praising Jesus and giving thanks to Him for who He is and what He has done in people's lives.
Per the website, Sundays are ideal for families to visit Heritage.
They have age-appropriate sessions where kids may have fun while learning important Bible lessons. The worship service and classes for kids run concurrently.
Small Groups, Studies
Heritage's small groups are an integral part of the church body. Most get together once a week, either at someone's house or church. Also, according to the website, sessions last for 10 weeks, and then there is a short break.
Biblical beliefs and ideas are the focus of these studies. The church-based studies last for a total of five consecutive weeks. At Heritage, a pastor leads each class.
Heritage Baptist Church also caters to young people through its youth group. A teen's social life, spiritual development, and church service can all benefit from this program.
The purpose of Sunday school is to instill in young minds the values espoused by Jesus and outlined in the Bible.
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