Hello friend,

I wanted to draw your attention to something I received from my good friend, Os Hillman, regarding the 2008 Church in the Workplace Conference that he’ll be hosting in Atlanta later this week. The theme is “Reclaiming the 7 Mountains of Cultural Influence.” If you can’t make it in person, they’ve just announced the availability of live webcasts.

Read on for the details from his message:

Less than 40 spots remain of the capacity of 500 registrations for the Church in the Workplace Conference January 24-26, 2008. This year’s theme is Reclaiming the 7 Key Mountains that Influence Culture: Arts/Entertainment, Business, Education, Family, Government, Media, and Religion. Participants from 21 nations and 30 states are already registered. We still have room for a few more people to attend. To learn more and register, visit the event website here.

We are extremely pleased to announce that we have just finalized details for the general sessions of the 2008 Church in The Workplace Conference to be broadcast LIVE over the Internet! (Jan 24-26, 2008)

If you want to attend this conference but are not able to be with us in person, you now have the opportunity to watch it LIVE from your computer with a high-speed Internet connection from anywhere in the world.

And even if your schedule doesn’t allow you to watch the live webcast sessions, registering for the webcast will give you access to watch re-broadcasts of each of the general sessions up to two times online.

The theme of this year’s conference is “Reclaiming the 7 Key Mountains of Cultural Influence” and will feature presentations from Os Hillman, Dr. Lance Wallnau, and other “hands-on”leaders in each of the 7 key mountains of arts/entertainment, business, education, family, government, media, and religion.

To learn more about the live webcast and each of the general sessions of the conference, click here.

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