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April 25-27, 2024 | Portland, Oregon
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What Is It?

The Workshop on Biblical Exposition is a three-day training event aimed to encourage and equip you in the skills needed to read, understand, and proclaim the Word of God.

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The Workshop on Biblical Exposition is a three-day training event aimed to encourage and equip you in the skills needed to read, understand, and proclaim the Word of God. The Workshop includes times set aside for 1) Principles of Exposition (instructional sessions on how to better handle biblical texts), 2) Small Group Practice (when you will share and receive feedback on two passages you prepare in advance), and 3) Expositions (the opportunity to sit under the word). Each of these sessions is carefully designed to be interrelated for the greatest value in improving your work. In other words, this is a Workshop and not a conference. If you cannot be at all the sessions, then it really isn’t for you.

It is important to note: Partial participation is not permitted. Our pedagogical commitments in the small group sessions as well as the cumulative relationship between the small group and plenary sessions, full participation is required. Extenuating circumstances should be discussed with the Charles Simeon Trust and exceptions will be granted very rarely.

Who Should Attend?

The Women’s Workshops are generally for women who are currently in a teaching ministry with the responsibility to teach the Bible regularly.

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The Women’s Workshops are generally for women who are currently in a teaching ministry with the responsibility to teach the Bible regularly. It is open to women who lead in regular teaching ministries including large group instructors, small group teachers, and women’s and children’s ministry leaders appointed by their churches.

How Should I Prepare?

During the small groups, you will have an opportunity to get feedback on work you’ve prepared in advance.

 

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Leaders

WALKER Alyssa Walker Bible Teacher, Holy Trinity

Alyssa Walker

Bible Teacher, Holy Trinity

Alyssa serves her church, Holy Trinity, teaching and helping develop content for the Holy Trinity Institute for Discipleship & Mission and teaching second graders in KidCity. She also teaches the Bible at women’s events, conferences, and retreats. She earned a BA from the Moody Bible Institute in Biblical Languages and an MA in Biblical Exegesis at Wheaton College. Prior to becoming a member at Holy Trinity, Alyssa served as a ministry leader and Bible teacher in various roles in local churches in Iowa, Massachusetts, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Illinois, and Indiana. She also spent three years teaching Old Testament and Hermeneutics at the Evangelical Theological Seminary in Osijek, Croatia.  Additionally, Alyssa has training in fundraising management and experience fundraising for churches, ministries, and seminaries. She currently serves as Director of Advancement Operations for the Charles Simeon Trust.

BYRD Abi Byrd Ministry Associate, McLean Bible Church

Abi Byrd

Ministry Associate, McLean Bible Church

Abi serves on staff as a Ministry Associate at McLean Bible Church, Loudoun Campus. She works in women’s ministry, discipleship, and coaching for Church Groups. Abi has a BEd Honors degree in music and education from Cambridge University. She has been a teacher in elementary school and served with the children’s ministry on staff at Capitol Hill Baptist Church. She and her family have also served as missionaries in the UK and Kosovo with Radstock Ministries.

LAWRENCE Michael Lawrence Lead Pastor, Hinson Baptist Church

Michael Lawrence

Lead Pastor, Hinson Baptist Church

Michael became Senior Pastor at Hinson Baptist Church in Portland, Oregon in September, 2010. Michael came to faith at an early age, but never understood that the Christian life was more than salvation until he was introduced to the InterVarsity campus ministry at Duke. Michael earned an MDiv at Gordon-Conwell and a PhD from Cambridge University in 2002. He served as Associate Pastor for more than 8 years at Capitol Hill Baptist in Washington D.C. He is the author of Biblical Theology in the Life of the Church: A Guide for Ministry, co-author of It Is Well: Expositions on Substitutionary Atonement (with Mark Dever), and contributed to Perspectives on Christian Worship: Five Views.

Hinson Baptist Church
Schedule

5-8:30pm, Thursday, April 25
8:30am-5pm, Friday, April 26
8:30am-12:15pm, Saturday, April 27

Small Group Passages

Participants will each be assigned two of the following passages:
Exodus 1
Exodus 10:21-29
Exodus 12:1-28
Exodus 20:1-21
Exodus 24
Exodus 32

Cost

$139 USD before March 21
$159 USD after March 21
Dinner Thursday, lunch Friday, and refreshment breaks each day are provided at no cost.

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