R5 Conference 2020

Friday, January 17 - Sunday, January 19

About R5

It is not uncommon to get off track and get caught up in the "doing" of our lives. It is important that we learn to design and implement practices that keep us moving towards Christ in the direction we want to go in with enough energy to experience, enjoy and appreciate the journey.

The R5 Conference, sponsored by the National Association for the Prevention of Starvation, is an annual conference offering a Biblical perspective on how to reset, realign, refocus, recommit and reorganize your life to impact the world for eternity. This is an opportunity is open to individuals and groups.

RESET

To adjust something to work again or perform a particular function.

REALIGN

To change or restore to a different or former position or state.

REFOCUS

to look at the right things and look away from the wrong things

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RECOMMIT

to turn back to Christ and strive to follow Him more completely

REORGANIZE

to arrange by systematic planning and united effort

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Weekend Schedule

January 17, 2020

4:00pm > Registration & Orientation (Eden Land Farms - 9911 Alabama Hwy 39, Gainesville, AL 35464)
5:00pm > Dinner & Fellowship
5:30pm > Community Study
7:30pm > Travel to NAPS Southern Campus (525 Abundant Life Way, Sawyerville, AL 36776)

January 18, 2020

6:45am > United Prayer (ALWI Conference Room)
8:00am > Breakfast
9:00am > Travel to Outreach
9:30am > Outreach Training
10:30am > Outreach
1:05pm > Return to NAPS Southern Campus
2:00pm > Lunch
3:00pm > Break
4:00pm > Evening Worship - RESET
5:45pm > Group Activity - REALIGN & REFOCUS
7:15pm > Stretch Break (Light Snack Available)
7:30pm > Evening Session - RECOMMIT
8:30pm > Social Activities/Games

January 19, 2020

6:45am > United Prayer
7:45am > Breakfast
8:30am > Final Charge - REORGANIZE
10:30am > Good Bye!

United Prayer

Jesus specifically said in Matthew 18:20, “Where two or three are gathered together in My name, I am there in the midst of you.”

We believe more happens when we pray together. “The promise is made on condition that the united prayers of the church are offered, and in answer to these prayers there may be expected a power greater than that which comes in answer to private prayer. The power given will be proportionate to the unity of the members and their love for God and for one another” (Manuscript Release, Volume 9, 303).

Learn more about United Prayer

Each morning, we will follow a specific type of prayer called United Prayer.
Many have been blessed by this style of conversation prayer where everyone
can participate in short-sentence prayers as often as they want. The prayer
time begins with Praise, moves to silent or audible Confession, then to
Requests and ends with specific Thanksgiving.