GES Regional in Italy 

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On May 3-5, GES conducted a regional Bible conference at Christian International Fellowship, a church pastored by David Showalter, an American missionary. He and his family have been in Italy for many years. The church is located in Sesto Calende, Italy, which is near Milan. Obviously, the country’s culture is heavily impacted by the Catholic
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Portland, Oregon, Regional Conference 

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GES conducted a regional conference April 5-7, at the First Baptist Church of Portland, OR. The theme was “Christ, the Righteous Rewarder.” As the title indicates, we discussed what the NT has to say about rewards for the faithful believer. There were three speakers at the conference: Dave Janssen, Kathryn Wright, and me (Ken Yates).
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Regional Conference in Portland, OR 

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One of GES’ ministries is conducting regional conferences in various locations. Some people can’t attend the national conference in Texas for various reasons. These regional conferences give people interested in GES’ ministry an opportunity to attend a Free Grace conference closer to home. Each regional is a little bit different, as the hosting church has
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Inerrancy Panel Discussion 

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On February 29, a panel discussion on the topic of inerrancy was held in Bonham, Texas, located in the northeast corner of the state, not far from Oklahoma. There are no Free Grace churches in the area. The event was well attended, with about forty people present. Joe Moore, a friend of GES, put the
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A Free Grace Evening in Arkansas

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I recently spent a whirlwind day driving to Siloam Springs, in Northwest Arkansas for our first “Free Grace Evening”—basically, a mini-regional. We do one national conference a year in Dallas and have been doing anywhere between three to four regionals a year, involving multiple speakers (for future events, see here). Organizing a regional takes a
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Free Grace Evenings?

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We do a national conference once a year. And we’ve been doing anywhere between three to six regional conferences a year. Those take a lot of organization. And energy. And there are lots of moving parts to synchronize. I wonder if there’s a better option to reach as many people in person as possible? I
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