Neon church to host Women of Grace Conference
Almost exactly a year after Neon Church burned to the ground just outside White River, the congregation is opening their new building with a Women of Grace Conference.
Almost exactly a year after Neon Church burned to the ground just outside White River, the congregation is opening their new building with a Women of Grace Conference.
Next weekend the new Neon at Shiloh Bush Church, located on the Uitkyk Road, will host five well-known women speakers from the US.
Headlining the conference is the daughter of Joyce Meyer, Sandra McCollom. She is the co-founder of Freedom Living Ministries, a speaker and the author of I tried until I almost died.
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Since the devastating fire, Past Danie van Wyk and his wife Tashai have been building a new church on their farm. They are now ready to host the Women of Grace Conference at Neon at Shiloh Bush Church from October 11 to 13.
At 18:30 on Friday, Gwen Myrie, founder of Reigning Through Righteousness Ministries will open the conference. Christy Rose, a professed recovering Pharisee, will speak on the Saturday at 12:00, Shannan Orr at 15:00 and Connie Witter, founder of Because of Jesus Ministries, will speak at 18:00. McCollom will close the conference on the Sunday at 09:30.
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Myrie is a minister of the New Covenant of Grace. Rose will share how she, from a young age, always behaved in ways that would bring her acceptance and approval.
Orr is described as priding herself on being a good girl. At age 14, she was drawn to Jesus having heard about the love of God, and then immediately set about trying to be good enough to deserve His love. Witter is also a speaker, teacher, and the author of numerous Bible studies and books that focus on Jesus and His finished work.
All are welcome and attendance is free.
