Mike Emlet at Faith Church

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Dr. Mike Emlet, Faculty Member at CCEF and author of Crosstalk, brings his wisdom and skill to address topics such as OCD, dealing with chronic pain and the use of psychoactive medication. He will be speaking at Faith Church in Lafayette, IN on Thursday February 14th in the afternoon and evening and Friday February 15th in the morning.

Dr. Emlet will be expounding the unique CCEF model of “sinner, sufferer, saint” during his plenary session on Thursday evening. This approach emphasizes that we are complex human beings: deeply affected by sin and also wounded by tragedy and suffering all around us. And yet our calling is to a heavenly Kingdom: we are saints and can actually change to look like our Savior. Don’t miss this powerful address! Faith Lafayette is livestreaming the event here.

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