LOCATION
Sattler College
100 Cambridge Street, Boston, MA, US
Floor 17
02108
Presenters
CONTACT INFORMATION
Therefore Go: Cultivating Caring Communities
Description
Join us in Boston on March 23rd for Therefore Go: Cultivating Caring Communities. Many people have focused on the breadth of the Great Commission while inadvertently overlooking the need for depth in the Christian community for it to have its full effect. This conference intends to continue changing that narrative. We will discuss a variety of topics, including abuse, bridging the gap between married and unmarried Christians, and sexual addictions. The gravity of each of these topics varies, but the process of Christians growing in their understanding and care for each of them is, in one way or another, critical to the Great Commission.
Event Schedule: (Note: the schedule may change leading up to the day of the event)
- 10:00 am - Doors Open
- 10:30 am - Intro
- 10:45 am - Arthur Nisly - "Equipping Communities to Care for Those Who Experience Sexual Addiction"
- 11:35 am - Break
- 11:45 am - Greg Coles - "Living Like (Actual) Family"
- 12:45 pm - Lunch
- 1:45 pm - Mary DeMuth - "Becoming Communities that Care for the Abused"
- 2:35 pm - Break
- 3:00 pm - Q&A (West End)
- 4:00 pm - Closing
Questions & Answers
Since 2019, Arthur Nisly has clocked over 2,000 hours in 1-on-1 counseling with men who struggle with sexual addiction and many more training other mentors. He is the founder of Hope Journey Guide Mentoring — a ministry dedicated to making it safe for men and women to come out of hiding and to get help for their sexual addiction.
Mary is a literary agent, daily podcaster at PrayEveryDay.show, Scripture artist, speaker, and the author of 50+ books, including We Too: How the Church Can Respond Redemptively to the Sexual Abuse Crisis (Harvest House). She lives in Texas with her husband and is the mom to three adult children. Find out more at marydemuth.com.
Gregory Coles is the author of a number of books, including No Longer Strangers: Finding Belonging in a World of Alienation. He holds a PhD in English from Penn State and lives in Boise, Idaho, where he works as a writer and speaker. Greg is a Senior Research Fellow at The Center for Faith, Sexuality & Gender.
