Welcome to the Argyll Convention - Christian conferences
Annual gatherings in the beautiful tourist town of Oban, on Scotland's west coast.
Part of the Keswick Fellowship
Annual gatherings in the beautiful tourist town of Oban, on Scotland's west coast.
Part of the Keswick Fellowship
Hear Christ speaking
Learn Christ's teaching
Practise Christ's living
Tuesday 6th to Thursday 8th August
The Corran Halls
Oban
PA34 5AB
Main speakers: Glynn Harrison and Gordon Thomson
Glynn Harrison is a Christian psychiatrist and academic. He visits churches, universities, theological colleges and conferences, speaking about Christian faith in relation to psychology, neuroscience and mental health. He is also interested in culture change and Christian world view. Having been an Anglican lay minister, he continues to preach from time to time.
Gordon is married to Janice and is the Faith Mission South Scottish Superintendent based in Glasgow. They have been in this responsibility since 2013, before which Gordon was a Baptist Church Minister. Their work involves Gospel missions, church services, midweek meetings, Bible studies, and prayer meetings. Their vision is to exalt the Lord in everything they do and to see people come to a clear understanding of the gospel and give their lives to Christ.
Organisations taking part include:
SASRA (Tuesday morning)
Barnabas Aid (Wednesday morning)
Slavic Gospel Association (Thursday morning)
Belonging - Jesus' Parable of the Prodigal Son
TUESDAY:
Getting Lost: the great wilderness of ego absorption
WEDNESDAY
Coming Home: Accepted as we are but not left as we are
THURSDAY:
Being Home: Finding our unique place in a bigger story than ourselves
TUESDAY:
Belonging - under the protection of God
WEDNESDAY:
Belonging - under the peace of God
THURSDAY:
Belonging - under the power of God
WEDNESDAY - 1.00-2.00 - GLYNN HARRISON
'How smartphones are harming your kids and your health - and what we need to do about it'
THURSDAY - 1.00-2.00 - GORDON THOMSON
'Personal Evangelism'
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May 31st to June 2nd June
The Park Hotel, Kilmarnock
'PURPOSE'
14th to 16th June
Lagganlia, Glenfeshie
Formerly 'Keswick in Buckie'
3rd to 9th August
Baptist Church, Cluny Place, Buckie
23rd to 25th August
Dingwall
When the prophet Habakkuk was alive matters were similar to what is happening today. It was a time of spiritual and international crisis. He was puzzled - why was God not doing something about the apostacy of his people, their injustice and their cruelty?
God answered: 'I am doing something about it.' But it was not the answer the prophet wanted to hear.
God said he was raising up a cruel nation who would teach them a sobering lesson.
To Habakkuk, that was even worse! The Empire of Babylon was notorious - so why let them do it?
But good would result, and Habakkuk realised he had to live by faith in his faithful God.
Does it sound familiar?
That was the subject of the 2021 Convention.
The main event is an annual 3-day conference in early August. It is funded by donations, so there is no charge for taking part. You can come to as many or as few meetings as you wish.
People come from many parts of the country as well as the local area.
The day begins with a time of prayer, followed by a break.
The morning and evening meetings major on explaining a passage of the Bible and applying it to our lives. In the afternoons various Christian organisations tell about their work - from helping the persecuted, through Bible translation, to caring for families.
The mix of activities includes stalls, book reviews, and the opportunity to explore ideas with the speakers, and mingle with everyone taking part.
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