Introduction to Christian Political Science

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For our June Third Tuesday series
The Mid – Atlantic Reformation Society presents:
Introduction to Christian Political Science
 
Tuesday, June 21st

 Join us to hear Joel Saint  examine the  scriptural evidence to
shatter the myths
that are all to common in today’s church regarding how Christians are to apply their faith to the political sphere.

This is one not to miss! Equip yourself with a rock-solid foundation to guide your thinking in today’s perplexing world of politics.  Be used of God to guide and influence others in this important area of life.

Come out for good fellowship and food!  A Question and answer time follows the lecture.
Dinner from excellent menu  6:00
Lecture  7:00
    Bring a friend!
Chef Alan’s American Bistro
6th & Penn Avenues, West Reading, PA
Categories: Political

Luke Saint

The board’s youngest member, bringing with him a youthful zeal and valuable contributions. Raised in a homeschool environment by parents with a reconstructionist vision, he claims Christian Reconstruction as the mindset and mission of his faith. In addition to his day job as a UPS driver, he ministers in music at his church and currently hosts a podcast, Brotherhood of the Silver Screen, a critique commentary on the latest movies and cinema trends. Luke resides in Reading, PA.

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