Community Events

Sat., March 4, 2000

Christian Workers Conference

The Christian Workers Conference is scheduled for March 16-18 at the Convention Center in downtown Spokane.

Dozens of workshops will be held during the three-day event, which will also include a youth rally.

Some of this year’s featured speakers will include: Joni Tada, author and artist; Ron Mehl, pastor of the Beaverton, Ore. Foursquare Church; Phil Tuttle, Walk Through the Bible instructor; Ken Hutcherson, former NFL football player and pastor of Antioch Bible Church in Kirkland, Wash.; and Jerry Lucas, former NBA basketball player and a Hall of Fame member.

Workshop topics will include Christian living, contemporary issues, counseling, family, administration, leadership, prayer, outreach, singles and youth ministry.

The conference is $40 per person for all three days if reservations are made by calling 534-8080 by Wednesday. Registration at the door will be $65 for all three days or $30 per day.

Additional charges apply for lunches. Group and family rates are available.

Additional information is available at www.christianworkers.org.

Christian concert in Pullman

The worship team of Living Faith Fellowship in Pullman will take the stage for a concert at 7 p.m. today at the church, located at 1035 S. Grand. The team includes local musicians and singers who help lead worship services at the church.

Complimentary tickets to the event are available at the church.

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