Here we, the Church, stand...
Since 2017, a growing number of faithful churches in western mid-Vermont have been gathering together to celebrate the great truths of the Protestant Reformation.
This year's 2024 conference will be a celebration of Ecclesiology, or the Doctrine of the Church! It is the Church that God began in the Garden of Eden. It is for the Church that Christ died. It is the Church that Christ left here to be sent to the ends of the earth heralding the gospel. In fact, it was the Reformation that brought back a biblical view of the Church following years of corruption during the Middle Ages. Therefore, we are excited to examine a number of topics that relate to Christ’s Church! Our topics include The Analogies, the Attributes, the Adoration, the Authority, the Association and the Advancement of the Church
Come celebrate with us by attending our conference this fall.
The conference will be October 25, 2024 6:30-9pm & October 26, 2024 9am-3pm at Brandon Baptist Church.
Admission is free.
Contact
➤ LOCATION
13 Champlain St.
Brandon, VT 05733
☎ CONTACT
(802) 247-3339
What to expect...
Biblical Expository Preaching
Our primary means of displaying the glory of Christ as our supreme treasure is Biblical exposition of the text of Scripture. For this reason, we have prepared a series of sermons that will be preached throughout the course of the conference.
Christ-Exalting Worship
The worship at the conference includes a broad span of hymns throughout church history: both modern hymns and also hymns that have endured through the ages. Additionally, we offer moments of sincere reflection on a Biblical text or truth through the inclusion of choral art pieces.
Fervent Pastoral Scholarship
The commitment of the pastors involved includes a dedicated effort to write well-researched articles that are an offering of genuine scholarship as well as a humble submission to the accountability of their fellow pastors. All articles and submissions are collectively printed in our conference booklet which is secured by permission for use in the local church.
“It is no ordinary dignity that is ascribed to
the church when it is called the pillar and ground of the truth. For what higher terms could he have used to describe it?”
Our Conference Speakers
