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20 August 2012 Rogaska Slatina, Slovenia [Miroslav Pujic, tedNEWS] Tuesday, 21 August, at 20:00 CET – Central European Time, the Trans-European Division will begin the European Pastors’ Conference (EPC), a type of event that takes place every five years. This gathering of all the division’s pastors and their spouses will be for spiritual growth, further education, and fellowship.

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The meetings will use the theme “Making God Known in Europe”. This is going to be a remarkable conference having excellent speakers such as Wintley Phipps, Mark Finley, Lowell Cooper, Dennis Meier, Derek Morris, Chris Oberg, Sigve Tonstad and many others presenting different topics under the theme “Making God Know in Europe”.  We will worship together and praise God every morning and evening.  The Sabbath will be very special, commencing with communion on Friday evening. Share this information with other people in the Adventist Church. [tedNEWS]


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