7 Days to Change
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🕊️Ready to be the heart of change in your neighborhood? Unlock the power of community and faith with a simple act of generosity. Your journey to leadership and transformation starts here. With a $25 monthly donation to ADC Project, gain exclusive access to ADC Book Club, ADC.CMAX.TV Video Productions and the Missionary Discipleship Training Academy, offering tools for spiritual leadership and community transformation. This package is designed to empower you in guiding your neighborhood towards a biblically based Christian community, emphasizing the power of loving relationships and personal growth in faith.
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God calls every Christian to share in the dreams the Holy Spirit inspires. God’s plan of salvation calls us to be an active participant in Christ. Will and Matt have answered YES to this call and dedicated their lives to help fellow Christians enter into God’s dream for their lives as well. This retreat, 7 Days to Change, will help Christians of every tradition experience the call of God and engage with each other to help heal our troubled land as we struggle with race relations and identity issues.
Learn about racial reconciliation and the fulfillment of Pastor King’s vision through the witness of these two men. They have a unique point of view that comes from an epic story that only God could write about their lives. Seven practical teachings focus on equipping God’s people to become the remedy to racial division at a time when many are searching for answers. Each subject will contain Biblical principles, historical insights, and inspiring personal experiences. It will take a united church to heal a divided nation.
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ABOUT ADC PROJECT:
🕊️The Awakening the Domestic Church (ADC) initiative was inspired by Pope Benedict XVI in 2012, aiming to reinvigorate faith in God’s vision for traditional family life, which is seen as the cornerstone of all healthy societies. ADC emphasizes that Christian families, as "domestic churches," play a crucial role in mirroring the Trinity and embodying Jesus' presence within communities. This movement addresses concerns about the departure from Judeo-Christian moral foundations in society, a warning issued by Pope Paul VI in the 1960s, and emphasizes the church's mission to evangelize. Pope Saint John Paul II's introduction of the new evangelization, which focuses on contemporary methods to preach the Gospel and uphold the sacramental life, further supports this mission. He tasked Cardinal Ratzinger with writing the Catechism of the Catholic Church in the 1990s to ensure a correct understanding of the faith. Efforts were also made to restore full communion within the church by engaging with biblically-oriented Christians from other traditions. In 2010, Pope Benedict XVI established a new Papal office, mobilizing over 800 individuals to encourage families to evangelize their neighborhoods, highlighting that a single family could influence 30 to 100 families through their evangelization efforts.
Embark with us on a mission to deepen spiritual connections and unite our communities in Christ. Let's spark a transformation, impacting each neighborhood heart by heart with Jesus's love.
For more details and to start your journey, visit the ADC website.
