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Free Stuff Fridays: Missionary Conference

Missionary

The church isn’t finished. . .

Millions of men, women, and children remain unreached by the Great Commission Christ charged His Church with.

This October 16–18 The Missionary Conference will gather in Jacksonville, Florida to hear how God continues to build His Church on the mission field, and the present need for Christians to “Go therefore, and make disciples.” (Matthew 28:19)

Join us as we hear from John Piper, Sinclair Ferguson, Conrad Mbewe, Kevin DeYoung, Steven Lawson, and missionaries from around the world, and as we commemorate the 500th anniversary of William Tyndale’s English Bible Translation.

It is our prayer that you or someone in your church will be called “to preach the gospel where Christ has not been named.” (Romans 15:20)

We’re giving away 3 pairs of tickets to the conference. Enter your information below for a chance to win your pair of tickets to The Missionary Conference, and don’t forget to let your church, school, friends, and family know that you’re going!

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