PENIEL BIBLE CAMP

A Conference designed specifically

for fundamental pastors

with strong convictions

on the issues of the day

Fundamental: holding to the militant belief and proclamation of the basic doctrines of Christianity

Separatist: following the Biblical mandate to separate from those who reject the basic doctrines of Christianity

Educational: sessions designed to help pastors improve study and communication skills

Independent: free from denominational influence

Reasonable: three days and two nights with seven hearty meals for under $100

Attendable: scheduled to keep pastors from missing a service in their home churches

 

 

 

 

 

— Speaker —

Dr. John E. McKnight

Dr. John E. McKnight was born in Maryland and reared in the church he presently pastors, the Evangelical Methodist Church, which was founded by his father Dr. Don McKnight. John McKnight graduated from the Harford Christian School and attended Bob Jones University where he received a B.A., M.A., M.S., and Doctor of Education degree. Before returning to Maryland to pastor his home church he pastored in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Dr. McKnight has long been active in the American Council of Christian Churches and currently serves as president.  He and his wife, Diane, have five children.

— Theme —

The Proper Christian Experience

In a day when many pseudo-spiritual experiences are labeled as normal Christianity, we will seek to define a believer’s Christian experience from the standpoint of God’s Word being worked out in the life of God’s child. Further, while some seem to avoid any mention of the Christian’s experience as “fanciful mysticism,” we will assert that true Christianity does carry with it certain necessary marks of one being in the good fight of faith. Please join us for a time of warm pastoral fellowship as we explore this important topic.

Those attending the Pastors’ Conference are urged to purchase a copy of Holiness by J.C. Ryle and read it prior to the June  Pastors’ Conference.

J.C. Ryle’s book has proven over the generations to be one of the clearest explanation of the nature of true holiness and the believer's battle with sin.

— Schedule —

The Conference begins with check-in on Monday at 10:00 a.m. followed by lunch at noon. The conference concludes with the noon meal on Wednesday. The daily schedule includes free time to participate in recreational activities or personal study.

Pastors’ conference