Announcing

OSL Region 2 Annual Healing Conference
May 18 – 21, 2009
Shrine Mont Conference Center

• Conference Theme
• Speaker
• Conference Schedule
• Conference Location
• Registration Information
  • Downloadable Registration Form
• 2009 Workshops

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Conference Theme: Healing in the Gospel of the Kingdom

Keynote addresses:

Distinguishing the Gospel of Salvation from the Gospel of the Kingdom

• Facing our insecurities about healing
• The gospel of salvation is about our destination.
• The gospel of the kingdom is about our identity and our destiny

Describing the Commission that Requires Demonstrations of Spirit and Power

• Embracing the demands of Mark 2:10-11
• The overarching commission among the five great commissions is Acts 26:18
• Two questions then: Which eyes were closed? Which eyes are opened? (Acts 26:18)

Determining the Source of the Anointing for Healing

• Receiving confidence as the representatives of the Lord
• If Jesus heals on the basis of being God, He is no model for us.
• Receiving the Anointing of Jesus (Acts 10:38)

Demonstrating the Activity of the Holy Spirit in Healing (1 Cor. 12:7)

• Releasing the Spirit trapped inside the unbelieving believers
• Healing is about the manifestations of the Holy Spirit. Prepare the arena and step out of the way.
• Techniques for activating healing grace in others

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Speaker

Pastor Lanny Clark was a Southern Baptist for 26 years when he met Jesus Christ in an exciting new dimension.  That encounter ultimately led to his separation from Active Duty as a Naval Flight Officer in 1981 to serve as Pastor of the Patuxent River Assembly of God. Under his leadership the congregation has grown, relocated, and extended its influence beyond the immediate community.

Pastor Clark relates locally, regionally and internationally to an increasing number of trans-generational and multi-ethnic leaders and congregations. His ministry emphases include honoring the presence of God the Holy Spirit, assisting others in understanding the gospel of the King and His kingdom, empowering others into their gifts for service, and initiating others into prophetic and healing ministry.

Pastor Clark serves on the leadership team of the Mid-Atlantic Leadership Conference and appears regularly as part of the discussion forum on the Now Hear This television program. He received his master’s degree in Ministerial Leadership from Southeastern University. He continues in graduate level studies.

His practical insights into the Word of God and his grace for releasing others into healing encounters are well received as he ministers in conferences and congregations. Lanny and his wife Patti were married in 1970 and are the parents of 3 grown sons. They currently reside in Southern Maryland where he pastors the Patuxent River Assembly of God.

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Conference Schedule

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Conference Location

Shrine Mont Conference Center
221 Shrine Mont Circle
Orkney Springs, VA 22845
Phone: 540-856-2141

Directions

From Washington, DC
Shrine Mont is located one hour South of Winchester and approximately 2-1/2 hours from the Washington DC metro areas. To reach Shrine Mont, follow Route 66 West to I-81 South.  At Mt. Jackson (Exit #273), turn left onto Rt. 703 (East), then right (South) on US 11, follow through town, turn right on Rt. #263 and follow approximately 15 miles to Orkney Springs.

From Richmond, VA
Shrine Mont is located one hour North of Harrisonburg, and approximately 3 hours from the Richmond metro areas.  To reach Shrine Mont, follow I-81 North to Mt. Jackson (Exit #273). Turn right onto Rt. 703 (East), then right (South) on US 11, follow through town, turn right on Rt. #263 and follow approximately 15 miles to Orkney Springs.

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Registration Information

Downloadable Registration Form

Click here to download the registration form (PDF format). Please fill out the registration form and mail it, along with your check, to the address on the form. Checks are payable to Order of St. Luke.

NOTE: You are not considered registered for this conference or guaranteed a room unless your registration fee has been received by May 1st.

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2009 Region 2 OSL Workshops

Understanding and Ministering to Veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Leaders: Michael and Carol VanHoosier

This workshop will teach participants about post traumatic stress and how the Welcome Home Initiative ministers to veterans and their families to provide healing.  In a small group setting, participants will learn how to pray for healing of issues specifically related to post traumatic stress disorder.

Michael and Carol VanHoosier, active members of the OSL Richmond chapter, are trained, experienced Christian Healing Ministries volunteers.  They also serve with Fr. Nigel Mumford in praying for veterans experiencing post traumatic stress.  Michael is a retired Navy Captain and Vietnam veteran.  From past experiences as a military family and from living overseas, Carol and Michael bring to this workshop a deep understanding of the stress of military service.

Praying with the Dying for God’s Ultimate Healing
Leader: June Young

Death is the ultimate healing.  Each person approaches death in his/her own way.  This workshop is designed to be interactive and focus on how each of us reacts to “dying”: with fear, peace, unresolved issues, acceptance and/or other emotions.  We will explore the concept that God’s abiding love and grace is open to us and that the ultimate healing is being with Him when we accept His love.  The session will include an overview of how we can pray with the dying.

June Young was a volunteer Lay Chaplain at Inova Alexandria Hospital for four years.  During her time there she realized that the Lord was calling her to minister to the dying, even though she herself was afraid of death.  Being obedient to the call, in 2005 she became a volunteer with Hospice of the Chesapeake.  As a Patient Care Volunteer, she makes weekly visits to terminally ill patients’ homes.  As a Vigil Volunteer, she can be called at any time to be with an actively dying patient.

For her work with the Hospice of the Chesapeake, June was selected as Volunteer of the Year from the Prince George’s Volunteer Center.  She was also selected as the Daily Point of Light for November 6, 2008.  June has been involved in the healing ministry and a member of OSL since 2000.

Disease, Drugs, Diet & Health Care
Leader: Dr. David MacDonald

Some diseases are the result of sin, poor health choices, or just bad genetics.  The traditional approach of western medicine is to use medication to control the symptoms of illness.  In contrast, Integrative Medicine considers nutritional and natural methods to treat illness and employs prescription medications only when necessary.  This interactive session will address both the integrative approach towards health and the impact that the soul and spirit have on the body.  The workshop goal is to plan a migration path towards wholeness which aligns your spirit, soul and body so you fulfill His purpose for your life … this is Wholeness.

David MacDonald, D.O. is a family physician and President of Liberty Health Group.  As a former Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army, a Residency Director, and a physician in private practice, his perspective is from the front lines of health care.

Dr. MacDonald’s healthcare insights and solutions are based upon Biblical truths.  His goal is to consider each individual as a unique creation and to help achieve Wholeness – alignment of the spirit, soul and body for God’s purposes for each person.

Stress Management
Leader: The Rev. Richard W. Kitz

During this workshop we will explore what it means for life to be full and balanced, discovering harmony of the “inner cadence of contentment” we feel when the “melody of life is in tune.”  In this workshop we will discuss the signs of stress in one’s life and how one might find spiritual wholeness.

The Rev. Kitz is semi-retired and presently serves as interim pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Magnolia, NJ.  He spent 37 years of his ministry at St. Mark’s, Oaklyn, NJ.  He has been interested in Healing Ministry since seminary at the Lutheran Seminary in Philadelphia.  In the early 70’s he became a part of the Ecumenical Healing ministry of South Jersey.  Rev. Kitz is a graduate of the Ace Tubb’s Institute for Pastoral Ministry through Princeton Seminary and served until recently as a volunteer chaplain at Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Camden, NJ.  He is presently one of the chaplains of the Good Shepherd Chapter of OSL in Oaklyn.

“The Way of the Cross: Remembering Jesus’ Passion as a Journey to Healing and Wholeness”
Leaders: The Rev. James Lingenfelter; The Rev. Dr. Mara Crabtree

This formational, visual and contemplative workshop, based on the biblically-presented history of the Passion of Jesus Christ, intends to provide workshop participants with a personal and experiential opportunity to explore the events of Jesus’ Passion as these events have meaning and application to one’s journey in healing for the whole person. 
The workshop will be presented in both an indoor and outdoor contexts.

Outdoor option – Father James Lingelfelter II, was born in Reno, NV, and grew up in Tucson, AZ.  In Tucson he married his wife of 23 years, Indra.  They have three children.  Father James graduated from St. Alcuin House seminary with a BPhil in 2004.  He was ordained as a priest in the Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches in 2006.  He is currently working on a Masters in Orthodox Theology through the Antiochian House of Studies.  Indra and Jim live in Virginia Beach, VA, and are active with the Tidewater Chapter of OSL.

Indoor option – The Rev. Dr. Mara Crabtree began as a Tidewater Chapter chaplain in 1993.  As an Episcopal priest she has served as an associate rector and is currently a seminary associate professor in Christian spirituality, spiritual formation and women’s studies.  She is a published writer.  She has previously presented workshops and served as a prayer group facilitator at Shrine Mont yearly conferences, and has served as OSL Region II Representative for Virginia since 2007.

Theophostic Introduction and Demonstration
Leader: Betsy Stalcup

This workshop is for those who wish to be introduced to Theophostic Prayer.  Attendees will learn: the biblical foundation for Theophostic Ministry; the Theophostic principles of prayer ministry and how it differs from cognitive therapy, imagery and visualization; how Theophostic prayer ministry brings healing of emotional wounds, renewal of the mind and a greater intimacy with Jesus.  At the end of the presentation, we will have a live demonstration of Theophostic Ministry so attendees will see the principles in action.  Finally, as time permits, we will open the floor for questions and answers.

Betsy is the Associate Director of the Healing Center at the Church of the Apostles in Fairfax , VA.  Under her guidance, more and more people from the community at large are coming to the Healing Center and experiencing wholeness, maturity and completeness in Christ.  In 2008, Betsy was given a vision from the Lord for Healing Centers not just in local churches, but nationally and internationally.  In obedience to that vision, she has already traveled to Pakistan where she trained over twenty missionaries and ministers from seven countries.

Betsy has been a student, instructor, recipient and facilitator of theophostic prayer since 2004.

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