Ex-Engineer Will Lead Seminar

Neil Anderson, a former aerospace engineer and now a minister, will conduct a seminar from Tuesday to Feb. 4 at Valley Fourth Memorial Church, S2303 Bowdish Road.

Conference sessions will include “Identity of the Believer,” “Walking by Faith,” “Renewing the Mind,” “Healing Damaged Emotions,” “Position of the Believer” and “Vulnerability of the Believer,” among others.

There also will be an advanced seminar for pastoral staff and counselors

Cost is $86 a person or $130 for a married couple.

To register or to obtain more information, call the church at 924-4525.

New Christian radio program

“Faith of Our Fathers,” a halfhour weekly religious program, will begin broadcasting Sunday in Central and Eastern Washington. The program, affiliated with the American Christian Network, originates from Sprague River, Ore.

“We have grave concerns about growing militancy among some in the Christian community,” said Mark Robanske, a program spokesman. “Acts of aggression at abortion clinics and growing political coalitions are seen as ominous trends.

“The broadcast will deal with remembering history and basic Christian teaching.”

Stories of great Christians will be told and great hymns of the church will be sung.

The first 13 weeks will be a revival series, and once it has concluded another series will be ready to air, Robanske said.

In Spokane and Coeur d’Alene, the program will air on KSPO 96.9 FM. In the Tri-Cities and Walla Walla it can be heard on 101.3 FM. It will be on KTBI 810 AM in Yakima, Wenatchee, Ellensburg and Moses Lake.

The program will air at 3 p.m. on Sundays and 3 a.m. Mondays.

Singles retreat next month

Singles United Northwest will sponsor a singles retreat at Riverview Bible Camp on the Pend Oreille River at Cusick, Wash., Feb. 10-12.

The group recently sponsored a retreat at the Spokane Ag-Trade Center.

Single men and women of all ages and faiths are invited to spend a minivacation that weekend, said Dick Maginot, spokesman for the retreat.

Planned events include singing and praise, volleyball, cross-country skiing, tubing, hiking, Bible study and fellowship, Maginot said.

The camp will accommodate 200 people. Meals, lodging, activities and transportation are included in the $40 fee.

Reservations, which must be in by Feb. 6, can be made by calling (509) 299-6001.