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[CCEF] Conference: Anxiety and the God of Peace Birmingham, AL | October 11-13, 2019

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General Session 1: We Are Anxious People (Alasdair Groves)

 

General Session 2: God Comes Close to Anxious People (Ed Welch)

 

General Session 3: Daily Bread: Today's Strength for Anxious People (Ed Welch)

 

General Session 4: When Bad Things Happen: Confronting Our Fears for the Future (Julie Lowe)

 

General Session 5: Anxiety and the Body (Mike Emlet)

 

General Session 7: Jacob: God's Unexpected Way with Our Anxieties (Andrew Nicholls)

 

General Session 6: Walking with Anxious People (Julie Lowe & Alasdair Groves)

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Anxiety: 2019 National Conference Download

We’re  all prone to anxiety. It’s easy to understand why. We live in a world  that is unstable and unpredictable. We care deeply about so much—our  loved ones, our health, our careers—and yet we realize our inability to  control any of it. An undercurrent of tension can ripple below the  surface. Panic threatens to explode above the surface. Truly, anxiety  can manifest itself in numerous ways, so how can we more deeply know the  God of peace? He is a God who is near, so how can his voice become  louder than our anxieties? How do his many promises settle into our  hearts and lead us into trust and hope?

7 general sessions and 20 breakout sessions

Audio Available October 15

Anxiety and the God of Peace

Birmingham, AL | October 11-13, 2019

We're  all prone to anxiety. It's easy to understand why. We live in a world  that is unstable and unpredictable. We care deeply about so much—our  loved ones, our health, our careers—and yet we realize our inability to  control any of it. An undercurrent of tension can ripple below the  surface. Panic threatens to explode above the surface. Truly, anxiety  can manifest itself in numerous ways, so how can we more deeply know the  God of peace? He is a God who is near, so how can his voice become  louder than our anxieties? How do his many promises settle into our  hearts and lead us into trust and hope?

 
Schedule & Sessions
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Guest Speakers

Cameron is the director of children, youth, and family at Cathedral Church of the Advent in Birmingham, Alabama, and chairman of Rooted, a ministry dedicated to fostering gospel-centered student ministry.

Cameron Cole

Cameron  is the director of children, youth, and family at Cathedral Church of  the Advent in Birmingham, Alabama, and chairman of Rooted, a ministry  dedicated to fostering gospel-centered student ministry.

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Andrew Nicholls

Andrew  is a former doctor and pastor who is now Director of Pastoral Care at  Oak Hill Theological College, London. He is on the executive committee  of Biblical Counselling UK (BCUK), and is co-author of Real Change.

Speakers

Ed Welch - Ed, M.Div., Ph.D. is a counselor and faculty member at CCEF where he has served for more than 35 years. He earned a Ph.D. in counseling (neuropsychology) from the University of Utah and has a Master of Divinity degree from Biblical Theological Seminary. Ed has been counseling for over thirty years and has written many books and articles on biblical counseling, including When People Are Big and God Is Small; Addictions: A Banquet in the Grave; Blame It on the Brain?; Depression; Running Scared; Shame, Interrupted; and Side by Side: Walking with Others in Wisdom and Love. He and his wife, Sheri, have two married daughters and eight grandchildren. In his spare time, Ed enjoys spending time with his wife and extended family and playing his guitar.

Ed Welch

Alasdair Groves - Alasdair directs CCEF New England and is a faculty member at CCEF, where he currently serves as the Director of the School of Biblical Counseling. He received his Master of Divinity in counseling from Westminster Theological Seminary. Alasdair has served on the staff of several churches and has a background in campus ministry. He writes for the Journal of Biblical Counseling, and regularly teaches a variety of seminars around the New England region. Alasdair and his wife, Lauren, have three children. Alasdair is a fiction enthusiast, plays ultimate frisbee, and loves to produce and enjoy both good food and good music.

Alasdair Groves

Julie Lowe - Julie is a faculty member at CCEF where she has served for more than 15 years. She holds an MA in counseling from Biblical Theological Seminary. She is a licensed professional counselor with over fifteen years of counseling experience. She has extensive experience with women’s issues, sexual abuse, body image issues, parenting, and child maltreatment issues, and regularly speaks at events on these topics. Julie is also a registered play therapist and has developed a play therapy office at CCEF to better serve families, teens and children. Julie has trained a therapy dog that she works with both professionally and on a volunteer basis. Julie and her husband, Greg, have five children and serve as foster and adoptive parents.

Julie Lowe

Mike Emlet - Mike is a faculty member at CCEF where he has served for more than 15 years. He holds an MD from the University of Pennsylvania and an MDiv degree from Westminster Theological Seminary. He worked as a family physician for twelve years before joining CCEF. Mike has counseled for many years and is the author of CrossTalk: Where Life and Scripture Meet, which explores the use of Scripture in counseling. Mike is married to Jody, and they have two children. He is active in his urban church and enjoys gardening, camping, and creating wheel-thrown pottery.

Mike Emlet

Todd Stryd - Todd is the counseling coordinator and a faculty member at CCEF where he has served for more than 10 years. He holds a PsyD from Immaculata University and an MDiv from Westminster Theological Seminary. His dissertation work explored the relationship between a reformed Christian narrative and the experience of schizophrenia. He has experience as a hospital chaplain, crisis worker, and university counselor. Todd is married with three children. He considers himself a coffee connoisseur and fills his off days with reading Winnie the Pooh and making Lego creations.

Todd Stryd

Darby Strickland - Darby has a Master of Divinity degree in Counseling from Westminster Theological Seminary and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Bio-psychology from the University of Chicago. She has been doing formal counseling for over a decade. In addition to serving as a missionary to Northern Ireland for two years, she has also supported the ministry of the church as a speaker at women's retreats, bible study teacher, and support group leader. While focused on marriage and family counseling, Darby has a special interest in working with abused and developmentally delayed children. She and her husband, John, have three young children. Her hobbies include photography, swimming, reading, and word games.

Darby Strickland

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Breakout topics include:

Panic Attacks
Helping Anxious Children
Anxiety in Decision Making
Trusting after Trauma
Social Anxiety
Anxiety about Judgment in Scripture
Fear of Missing Out
Insecurity and Codependency
Teens and Anxiety
PTSD
Dread
The Anxiety in Loving a Prodigal
The Fear of Death
Religious OCD
The Littlest Victims: Children in Abusive Homes
Anxiety and a Loved One's Sexuality Struggle
Preparing First Responders for the Worst
Using Scripture with an Anxious Person

Session Descriptions Here
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Worship with Brook Hills & special concert with:

Sandra McCracken

Sandra McCracken

Sandra  is a prolific contributor as a singer, modern-day hymn writer and  record producer bringing grace and clarity to her soulful, folk-gospel  sound. She is also a founding member of Indelible Grace and Rain For  Roots.

 
  • "The beauty of our struggle with anxiety is that our God reserves His most savory and attractive words for you."
    – Ed Welch

    • Conference info

    • Where: Birmingham, AL, at the Sheraton Birmingham Hotel. All conference programming will be held in the East Exhibit Hall of the BJCC (connected to Sheraton).
    • Lodging: Our room block is now officially closed.
    • Flying: The Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport is located within 5 miles of the Sheraton Birmingham Hotel.
    • Shuttle: A  complimentary scheduled airport shuttle service is available to all  guests of the Sheraton on a continuous basis. Schedule now by calling:  +1 (205) 324-5000.
    • Parking: Self  parking is available to all Sheraton & Westin guests for a reduced  rate of $6 per day with inn & out privileges. Regular parking rate  is $10 per day with no in & out privileges.
    • Local Restaurants: All restaurants within walking distance of the Sheraton can be found here.
    • Wifi: Complimentary wifi is available at the convention center.
    • Important times:
      • Conference begins at 9:00am on Friday, Oct 11th
      • Conference ends at 11:30am on Sunday, Oct 13th
      • Pre-conference sessions begin at 9:00am on Thursday October 10th
    • Online registration has ended. You may still register in person at the convention center.

    Conference Videos

     

    How do you work through anxious moments?

     

    Why does social media seem to create such anxiety in teenagers?

     

    How do you help those whose anxious fears have been realized?

     

    How does anxiety manifest in those with OCD?

     

    How do you help the socially anxious connect at church?

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