Teaching and renewal weekend  feat.  Reverend Peter Tsukahira

Friday February 9th - Saturday February 10th

Leeward Community Church is thrilled to welcome Reverend Peter Tsukahira for the first time in person!
Reverend Peter will teach on topics including:
  • Israel and the Kingdom of God
  • Restoring the Hebraic Gospel in modern Christian faith
  • Fulfillment of biblical prophecy in Israel
  • God's purposes in the nations
  • Making disciples in the marketplace
  • A holistic approach to citizenship in the Kingdom of God
Reverend Peter will also be speaking at our 8:00am and 10:45am services on Sunday, February 11th, as well as leading a session during our Adult Bible Class at 9:30am.
Don't miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn what is means to take up the challenge of discipleship.  Be equipped to equip others! Recontextualize your understanding of global and heavenly citizenship. Join in on this world-class LCC Teaching and Renewal Weekend.
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Dates:
Friday, February 9th 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Saturday, February 10th 9:00am - 4:00pm*

Cost:
 Adult: $35 (Ends Sunday February 4)
Youth/College: $20
Late/Walk-in Registration: $45

Location:
Leeward Community Church - Multi-Purpose Hall

*Lunch is provided on Saturday
**No Childcare provided.
***The Conference is In-Person Only
 

About Reverend Peter Tsukahira

Reverend Peter Tsukahira, Co-Founding Pastor of Kehilat HaCarmel (Carmel Congregation), an Israeli Messianic congregation, has lived on Mount Carmel in northern Israel for 35 years. He is a graduate of Christ for the Nations Institute and also holds a Master of Divinity degree. In 2000, he established the Mount Carmel School of Ministry (www.mountcarmelsom.com). ReverendPeter’s international speaking ministry, video teachings, and books have impacted many around the world with an understanding of God’s heart and strategic purposes for the coming kingdom. He is the author of Equip – Your Personal Journey to the Kingdom, God’s Tsunami – Understanding Israel and End-time Prophecy and other books. Visit his website at www.petertsukahira.com for more information.