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The 2020 Anabaptist Identity Conference is planned for March 19-21.

Speakers include Andrew Ste. Marie, Chester Weaver, David Bercot, John D. Martin, David Martin from WY, Michael Overholt, Lightfoot, and others.

This year the conference location is Mt. Hope Sale Barn at 8076 State Route 241, Millersburg, OH. 44654.

More information next week.

The 2020 Anabaptist Identity Conference is scheduled for March 19, 20 & 21 in Mt. Hope, OH. The conference will be held at the Mt. Hope Sale Barn. Speakers will include: John D. Martin, Dean Taylor, Chester Weaver, David Bercot, David Martin, Michael Overholt, Andrew Ste. Marie.

To request a copy of the program, please reply to this email. The scheduled program is being formulated and will be emailed as soon as it is ready.

To register for this conference, please reply to this email, or call 941-eight two two-5315. Please provide your name, where you are from, how many are in your group, as well as your phone number and / or email address. There is no registration fee. Free will offerings will be taken up at the conference.

The conference begins at 1:00 on Thursday, March 19, and ends around 3:30 on Saturday, March 21. A lunch is served at 12:00 on Thursday, March 19. Please be prompt if attending this meal.

For lodging, Sleep Inn, next door to the conference, is offering a discounted rate on their rooms if you mention AIC. Their phone number 330-two-nine-four-9977. For other lodging, call Ray Miller at 330-two-seven-six-6508.

For information about lodging, the conference location or food, please call Ray Miller. For all other information please call Nathan Overholt at 941-nine-five-four-2399.

Please pray for the speakers and the planning of this conference.

Thank you!

The AIC planning committee

As you probably remember, I live right down the road 5 miles from there.
Since I cannot assume that I will not have emergency service calls during those days, but would very possibly like to attend some of the meetings, would I still need to register?

I would enjoy going, except for they picked the exact weekend our baby is due...

Yours truly cannot go this year, but would enjoy going some year when there is a significant turnover in the identity of the speakers, for what it's worth. Not discounting what those brothers have to share in any way, but it would be truly beneficial for all involved to incorporate more diversity of speakers, imho.

Heirbyadoption wrote:Yours truly cannot go this year, but would enjoy going some year when there is a significant turnover in the identity of the speakers, for what it's worth. Not discounting what those brothers have to share in any way, but it would be truly beneficial for all involved to incorporate more diversity of speakers, imho.

I agree Heirball. Surely the Anabaptists have more identity than the same dozen or so men that keep making the speaking circuit rounds...

Heirbyadoption wrote:Yours truly cannot go this year, but would enjoy going some year when there is a significant turnover in the identity of the speakers, for what it's worth. Not discounting what those brothers have to share in any way, but it would be truly beneficial for all involved to incorporate more diversity of speakers, imho.

Last year had an ACC-A (Apostolic Christian Church of America) speaker, which was very interesting.

AIC is very open to having more and different kinds of speakers. If you're interested, contact them. It does follow that a certain type of person is going to be more interested in speaking than others, and someone promoting a particular peculiar doctrine of their own group won't find a warm reception.

Josh wrote: someone promoting a particular peculiar doctrine of their own group won't find a warm reception.

unless it's against GMOs...

queserasera_2 wrote:

Josh wrote: someone promoting a particular peculiar doctrine of their own group won't find a warm reception.

unless it's against GMOs...

Thankfully that’s dying down.

queserasera_2 wrote:

Josh wrote: someone promoting a particular peculiar doctrine of their own group won't find a warm reception.

unless it's against GMOs...