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Bridging the gap to the Father
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This is a message, a teaching and an activation bringing the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the hearts of the children to the fathers by bringing us closer to Abba Father through forgiveness. This will transform your life forever and bring your relationships with God and others to their fullest! This is something we all long for! To love the lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and to love your neighbour as yourself. For whom: Adults and young adults Seminar take away: To bridge the relationship with God, adults, young adults, and children. Deeper: It will bring everyone deeper into places of forgiveness. Basil Denissoff Age: 58 Marital status/Family: Divorced Hometown: Urbana, Illinois, USA Role in church/workplace: Part of Vineyard Church of Urbana Illinois Highlight during this last year: From my home in the United States I traveled three months around Scandinavia. Then straight to Peru, a three world country, for nine months sharing the Gospel. A person I admire: My youngest son Ryan, who just turned 30. He introduced me to Christianity six years ago when the both of us were re-baptized in water, one right after the other. Fun fact: I was the only elder in the Vineyards College ministry at the University of Illinois. My heart goes out to the young adults.
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