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LEM promotes renewal, trains believers to witness, promotes evangelistic, preaching, and encourages the broad use of spiritual gifts. We serve Lutherans and other Christians, building bridges across synodical and congregational lines.
LEM’S Conference in Camrose, Alberta
Looking for a refreshing getaway with like-minded believers?
LEM is gathering a circle of friends on Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 18-19, for a two-day conference at CLBI. We are promoting deeper life, discipleship, and evangelism, featuring LEM evangelist Vern Baardson and other speakers from our family of friends in the region. Come and join us.
Schedule:
LEM is gathering a circle of friends on Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 18-19, for a two-day conference at CLBI
Location:
4837 52a St, Camrose, AB T4V 1W5, Canada.
Details:
A. Evening speaker is Vern Baardson, LEM Evangelist
B. Meals are covered.
C. Offerings will be taken Monday and Tuesday nights.
D. Some openings are available and CLBI for lodging. Contact Jim Johnson for details. 805-807-8336.
E. Worship leader is Dean Hedlund.
F. All sessions are held at CLBI.
G. Guests should register for evening meals with Jim Johnson, 805-807-8336.
H. Host Pastor is Dean Rostad.
I. Conference coordinator is Jim Johnson, LEM Interim Director.
J. All sessions are open to the public.
Jim Johnson, LEM Interim Director. LEM promotes revival and renewal, evangelistic preaching, and the expansion of spiritual gifts in Lutheran churches. The ministry began in 1937.
LEM historian Jonathan Anderson’s book, Our Fathers Saw His Mighty Works: The Lutheran Evangelistic Movement and a Forgotten Mid-20th Century Revival, was well-received following its release in July 2013. Sixteen chapters tell the story of the LEM’s origins, growth, and widespread use by God during its first two decades (1937-1957) and its significant role in a national revival. There are also three appendices, the third of which covers the LEM of the 1960’s and ‘70’s and the youth revival movement of those years.
Individual chapters can be read online here, or the printed book can be purchased for $17 plus $3 shipping. To purchase the book, use the Paypal link above or send a check to: Lutheran Evangelistic Movement, P.O. Box 131761, St. Paul, MN 55113-0020.
Now also available is a 46-minute video of Jonathan speaking about the book’s theme and storyline. This talk was recorded for the Association of Free Lutheran Congregations (ALFC) Pastor’s Conference in September 2014. The video can be viewed here.
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