Christian online symposium under the title “Last Days Events” will be held by the General Conference of International Missionary Society from August 2 to 5, 2020, the program of the event the Secretarial Department at the IMS announced revealed. Pastor Tzvetan Petkov, GC President at IMS, will open the symposium tomorrow, on August 2, 2020, at 7 a.m. After two personal messages presented by Pastor Danilo Monteroso, Latin American Division President, and Pastor Franco Caputo, European Division President, the lecture “Come Out of the Laodicean Spirit” will be given by Pastor Alfred Ngwenya. Then, the speech “The 144,000” will be given by Pastor Tzvetan Petkov, GC President. Furthermore, Pastor Anton Salavyov will read the paper “The Latter Rain”, while Pastor Idel Suarez Jr. will close the first day of the symposium with the lecture “Mark of the Beast & Sunday Law”.

The second day of the symposium will include the lecture “The Time of Trouble” Pastor Roland De La Paz is expected to give, as well as the lectures “Health – a Treasure and Responsibility”, “Evangelism, Part 1” and “Literature Evangelism –

The Great Mission of Our Time”, planned to be presented by the Pastors Morris Lowe, Pablo Hunger and Joel Barnedo respectively.

The third day of the symposium will direct the spectators’ attention to Pastor Parmenas Shirima’s lecture “Daniel, Chapter 11”, Pastor Henry Dering’s speech “Current Events – Mystery, Babylon the Great” and Pastor Tzvetan Petkov’s paper “Signs of the Times, Part 1 and 2”.

The last day of the symposium will comprise subjects like “The Family – at That Time (Jeremiah 31:1)”, “Preparing Today’s Youth for Tomorrow’s World”, “Educating the Children of the Last Days” and “Evangelism, Part 2”. Sister Raquel Orce, Pastor Douglas Francis, Sister Margie Seely and Pastor Pablo Hunger shall give the lectures.

The Pastors Douglas Francis, George Gowie, Roland De La Paz and Elijah Zwane shall be the masters of ceremonies regarding the event. The symposium will be broadcast via You Tube, Facebook and Zoom.

Written by Margarit Zhekov