Do Hard Things Tour-Washington, DC, Sept. 19

Last year our church was able to host the Rebelution conference featuring my brothers Alex and Brett. This September 19th they're coming back to the Washington, DC region but they've moved to a larger venue. If you didn't get to attend or just want a fresh challenge to "do hard things" for God's glory, make sure to visit their conference page for more information.

Comments (3)

Amazing title of a conference. Have a good one!

Posted by Mikes Sumondong | August 13, 2009 11:11 PM

Why did all the families leave your dad and mom's church in Gresham to find new churches? Were the families not good enough Christians, or is there something wrong with what your family is doing?

Posted by Joysong | August 17, 2009 11:36 PM

Hi, Joysong.

Ultimately, God calls different people to different churches. Out of respect for all the people involved, I'd encourage you to talk directly to the people who are there.

I'd also encourage you not to use the anonymous posts in a way that sows discord. This site isn't the place for discussing the matters of that local church.

Sincerely,

Joshua

Posted by Joshua Harris | August 18, 2009 11:54 AM

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