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New Testament Church of God England & Wales • National Women’s Ministries Department

WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT CONFERENCEProgramme

FRIDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER TO SUNDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2011 Bethel Convention Centre, Kelvin Way, West Bromwich, Birmingham, B70 7JW

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GREETINGS FROM THE DIRECTOR OF WOMEN’S MINISTRIES

Mrs Millicent Brown

I give honour to God for taking us to this point in the year when we can join together in celebration

of our God once again. Sincere greetings to our Administrative Bishop, our Ministers, Presidents and Secretaries, Sisters and Brothers who have come from various places to have an empowering and impactful experience this weekend.

The Prophet Jeremiah gives us a wonderful analogy of our trust in the Lord being like a tree planted by the river whose roots sustain it in adverse conditions.

“But blessed are those who trust in the Lord and have made the Lord their hope and confidence. They are like trees planted along a riverbank with roots that reach deep into the water. Such trees are not bothered by the heat or worried by long months of drought. Their leaves stay green, and they go right on producing delicious fruit." Jeremiah 17: 7 & 8 (NLT).

Around the world it is evident that governments are becoming more and more unstable as long established structures are breaking down around them. The crises in these countries have affected individuals and families alike as people struggle to meet their daily commitments. As

Christians we are not immune from the effects of this global instability. However we have the confident assurance that we are planted in God and therefore we can never be uprooted. Jeremiah reminds us that we are blessed if we trust God and put our hope and confidence in Him. He also assures us that trees whose roots are continually being watered will not only produce fruit but will produce "delicious fruit".

A few months ago my 4 year old grand-daughter, Mia-Gabrielle, and I planted vegetables in my garden. As she left for home she gave me a sound piece of advice. She said, "Nana, remember to keep watering the plants". I took her advice and a few months later we were able to reap and eat some delicious vegetables. The Christian's life is watered by the Word and prayer - two elements which will keep us afloat when life's stormy sea confronts us.

My advice and encouragement to each of you is that you trust God until He becomes your hope and confidence; nothing will bother you, nothing will make you afraid and you will be able to impact lives as you produce “delicious fruit” for the Kingdom. It is the root of a tree which provides stability and allows the tree to have balance and firmness. You Woman of God are rooted and grounded in God and because of this, you will remain green, you will flourish and you will produce much fruit. Just keep watering...


C O N T E N T SGreetings• Mrs Millicent Brown• Rev Dr Eric A Brown• Mrs Cynthia Spence &

Executive Board Members

General Information

Mission Statement

Speaker's Profiles• Dr Rita Twiggs• Rev Audrey Robb• Rev Carla Thomas• Ms Elaire Reid

Schedule

School of Ministry & Workshop Information in brief

Workshop Leader's Profiles

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New Testament Church of God,Women’s Ministries Department,

3 Cheyne Walk, Northampton, NN1 5PT

Telephone No: 01604 824230Website: www.ntcg.org.uk/wmd.

Greetings!

Yet again I am privileged to extend greetings to First Lady Brown, her Executive Board,

distinguished guests and all delegates to this your 9th Women’s Empowerment Conference.

Over these years I, like many others, have been blessed and challenged by your conferences – your planning, delivery, the themes you have pursued and the anointed speakers you have chosen to impart God’s Word. I am convinced that this year will be no exception.

Your theme Planted in Christ is a most powerful one. It speaks of stability, growth, productivity and potential among other virtues. My prayer is that we will all remain ‘rooted and grounded’ in Him, submitting ourselves to the Father’s pruning, allowing him to cut away from us every dead branch so that we can produce more fruit for the Kingdom (John 15:2).

Ladies, this is your year of explosive growth – go for it!

GREETINGS FROM THE ADMINISTRATIVE BISHOP

Rev Dr. Eric A Brown FRSA


Mrs Cynthia Spence & Executive Board Members

GREETINGS & WELCOME FROM

“O Magnify the Lord with me let us exalt His name together”

It is a joy and a privilege to once again greet you in the wonderful name of Jesus Christ our Lord. I

am excited about what God is doing amongst His people and indeed amongst Women in our local churches around the country.

On behalf of the National Women’s Executive Board, I take this opportunity to welcome all our guests and delegates to our Women’s Empowerment Conference.

It is indeed a pleasure to extend a very warm welcome to our Administrative Bishop, members of the National Executive Council, all Ministers, Presidents, Co-ordinators and Secretaries.

To our guest speakers Dr Rita Twiggs from the USA, Rev Audrey Robb, Rev Carla Thomas, Sister Elaire Reid, our workshop presenters, worship

team and musicians, we are so pleased that you have accepted our invitation to minister throughout the weekend.

I pray that as you minister the Word through preaching, teaching and singing that souls will be blessed and lives will be changed. We are trusting God for a breakthrough in this conference.

The theme for this year's conference is ‘PLANTED IN CHRIST’ the Word declares, “Blessed is the man that trusteth in the Lord, and whose hope is in the Lord. For he shall be as a tree Planted by the waters and that spreadeth out her roots by the river”

When we are planted, grounded and rooted in Christ, we can overcome when the storms of life are raging.

May the Blessings of the Lord be with you throughout this weekend.


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PRAYERWe anticipate a mighty move of God as we join in the Morning Glory Prayer and Praise. The session on Saturday will commence at 9.00 am and at 9.30 am on Sunday morning in the main auditorium. THEFTThe National women’s Ministries Department will not accept responsibility for loss/theft of any property.

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General Information


Mission Statement

The Women’s Ministries Department will endeavour to assist women in developing a

deeper understanding and relationship in God through worship, fellowship, training and leisure, and to enhance our relationship with the wider community by welcoming other cultures and organisations.

Through the Conferences and Retreats offered by the Women’s Ministries Department we aim to:

› Educate and Inform › Empower & Equip › Encourage socialization › Train › Fellowship & Network › Worship › Build confidence › Motivate › Build self-esteem › Mentor › Rest › Expose others to different lifestyles › Disciple each other › Utilize skills and emulate qualities of our

leaders

The Women’s Ministries Department continues to be guided by the principles of The BIG MOVE… This programme is our church’s strategy for transformation and impact.

Build Confident, committed leaders

Informing and impacting our youth

Growing healthy Churches

Mobilizing our Church for Ministry and Missions

Offering Hope to our Communities

Valuing our women and our men

Evangelizing our community and our world


Dr. Rita Twiggs has been in ministry for over forty years, serving as an anointed evangelist,

bible teacher, mentor, workshop leader, choral director, singer and author. From 1998 until 2008, she served as an evangelist, teacher, and as the first female pastor at The Potter’s House in Dallas, Texas under the leadership of Bishop T. D. Jakes. Now, once again, she has been released by God for full time service to the body of Christ as an anointed five-fold ministry gift who, by the grace of God, is able to flow in any area of ministry.

Dr. Twiggs has a unique style in ministry which God uses in the perfecting of the Saints; the mentoring of ministers; and the development of leaders. She is a gifted servant with an

unwavering commitment to declare the whole counsel of God, as she travels to cities all over the United States and abroad, ministering the Word of the Lord. Dr. Twiggs has the heart of a worshiper. She believes that when we worship God with our whole heart, in spirit and in truth, the result will be an authentic manifestation of Christ in our lives.

She is the author of “The Two Minute Warning,” “Come Fly With Me,” “Loosed to Love,” “Preach Woman Preach” and “Drink Water and Live”. She is also the recording artist of “Daddy Loves His Girls,” “Loosed to Love”, “I Surrender All,” and “Lord We Pray”.

GUEST SPEAKER

Dr Rita Twiggs


Rev. Audrey Robb, an Ordained Minister, has committed her life to serve the Lord Jesus

Christ from a young age. Her passion in Ministry has always been centred on Young People & Youth and Community Work. Audrey has served in Youth & Christian Education for many years; she presently holds the position of Associate Pastor in her Local church.

She believes that God has given her the heart and ability to work with Young People. In a secular capacity, she has worked as a Guidance Counsellor in Training and Education, Project Manager on a Regeneration Programme (Youth Groups), Director of Youth Mentor Programmes & Manager of Youth Community Projects, as well as working on Youth Offenders Programmes. Audrey attended Bath College of Higher Education & the University of Surrey graduating with a Diploma in Higher Education / Child Development & BSc (Hons) Degree in Consumer Science & Technology.

Under the anointing of the Holy Spirit she Ministers around the country to different audiences, delivering Conferences, Workshops, Seminars sharing the dynamic influence of the Power of God upon her life

& delivering Mentoring Programmes to Secondary Schools.

She counts it a privilege to share with others and has recently experience the realms of Politics through the House of Commons & the House of Lords under the umbrella of CIP (Christians in Parliament). She considers this an exciting and relevant avenue for her to share the Gospel and the identity of the Church.

Audrey, through Professional training delivers Pre-Martial Guidance Counselling to couples, another facet to her Ministry, which she enjoys and deems this as a special opportunity entrusted to her by God.

She sees her calling as to simply serve this generation & maintain a heart to love others through the word of God.

Audrey is married to Rev Calvin Robb whom she salutes for his commitment to their Marriage & Ministries. Having overcome a serious illness over several years believes God has healed her for his Glory.

GUEST TEACHER

Rev Audrey Robb


Rev Carla Thomas was born in Freeport Bahamas, but grew up in Clarendon Jamaica

where she attended the Longbridge Avenue Church of God in Christ. She migrated to England, London over 17 years ago and became a member of the Lee New Testament Church of God at previously under the Leadership of Bishop and Mrs Simpson and now under the Leadership of Bishop and Mrs McLeod.

She gained a certificate in Theology and Ministry at the Overtone College and a Diploma in Theology at Word of Life Theological College.

Rev Carla Thomas became a minister in 2001 and in 2007 was called to the Pastorate at the Brockley Rise church (Now know as New Testament Church of God Rehoboth). The Church has experienced great growth during the past 4 years under her leadership.

Rev Carla also works as a support worker with people with learning disability.

Her passion and desire is to see the body of Christ united and the kingdom of God exalted.

Elaire, (Carleth) hails from, Trelawney, Jamaica and has resided in the United Kingdom for over 13

years.

She is an ardent and committed young woman who came to faith at an early age and has been serving the Lord in various capacities namely: Women’s, worship/music and Youth & children Ministries. She presently serves as the Youth and Christian Education Director for the Aldershot district of churches.

With an apostolic anointing on her life Elaire delivers the Word of God in a relevant and life transforming manner. She is a passionate worshipper who loves souls, believes in sound doctrine, and believes that a life not lived totally for Christ is one without purpose and is therefore unfulfilled. She’s a member of the New Testament Church of God – Aldershot and ministers in word and song both locally and nationally.

Elaire’s love for people is displayed in her great sense of humour and infectious smile. She has not wavered in her dedication or aspirations for excellence in all that she does.

Elaire is a single mother of two beautiful children, Tedroy and Elishama.

Rev Carla Thomas Ms Elaire Reid


F R I D A Y S A T U R D A Y

3.00 pm REGISTRATION

5.00 pm Buffet/Reception

7.00 pm Worship & Praise

Official Opening of Conference

Celebration & Praise Skit

Ministry of the Word Ms Elaire Reid

9.30 pm CLOSE OF SESSION

9.00 am Morning Glory Prayer & Praise Rev Sharon Miller & Mrs Yvette Rudder

10.00 am SCHOOL OF MINISTRY: Managing my Seeds Rev Audrey Robb

11.00 am WORKSHOPS: How Little Buds Grow (5-12 years) Miss Brenda Jennings and Team

Growing Pains (13-17 years) Mrs Clara Dias & Mrs Valerie Marshall

Planted to Prosper (18-24 years) Miss Cornelia Gardner & Miss Evonne Peart

Season’s of Life (25 +) Rev Veronica Patmore

This is my Season for Education and Business Rev Marlene Gidharry-Forsythe & Miss Dee Hill


Managing my Seeds (Practical Suggestions/Helps) Mrs Hshaana Knight & Rev Millicent Brown 12.45 – 3.00 pm LUNCH

3.15 pm Exceptional Women’s & Sojourner Truth Awards

5.00 pm Worship & Celebration

Update on SHAPE

Reflection/Testimony

Ministry of the Word: Dr Rita Twiggs

7.30 pm CLOSE OF SESSION

S U N D A Y

9.30 am Morning Glory Prayer & Praise Rev Sharon Miller & Mrs Yvette Rudder

10.30 am SCHOOL OF MINISTRY: Managing My Seeds Rev Audrey Robb

Ministry of the Word: Rev Carla Thomas

1.00 – 3.00 pm LUNCH

3.30 pm Worship & Celebration

Reflection/Testimony

Ministry of the Word: Dr Rita Twiggs

7.00 pm CLOSE OF CONFERENCE


School of Ministry and Workshop Information in brief

The school of Ministry and the workshops are designed to enrich the lives of all in attendance.

The children will focus on the theme “How Little Buds Grow” as they are helped to understand the importance and foundations of our faith in funfilled and exciting ways. We firmly believe if little buds are given the right atmosphere they will can grow and blossom into florishing adults.

“It’s difficult to decide whether growing pains are something teenagers have - or are.” This quotation by an unknown author may well sum up the feelings of some parents. However, it is true to say that most teenagers (and their parents) will experience growing pains during the transitional period from childhood to adulthood; this is a very challenging time for them as they experience a host of emotional and physical changes. We believe this workshop – “Growing Pains” will help to impart a living faith that will keep them not only through what for some may be traumatic

years, but will form a foundation on which they can build a close a vibrant relationship with God as they mature in themselves and in their faith.

In our present cultural climate it is important for our young women to understand that they are Planted to Prosper in every area of their lives. This workshop, which will be delivered by their own peers, will help to convey to young women the need to cultivate right choices in order that they can ‘prosper in all they do’. As the leave and fruit of a tree are evidences of the type of tree, their choices, their lifestyles, their actions all display evidences of whether or not they are absorbing the nutrients which will enhance their lives and enable them to produce wholesome fruit which will bring glory to God.

Seasons are a natural process which takes place year after year. We all experience seasonal changes in our lives. This workshop - “Season’s


School of Ministry and Workshop Information in brief

of Life” has been designed to help our women understand how to enjoy the vibrancy of spring, the lengthy summer evenings, the changes in their environment in the autumn and the harsh winters we may experience. Although winter may not be one of our favourite seasons we must prepare for it, face it bravely and look forward to the next season. There will be an understanding that life cannot be judged by one difficult season but as women who are planted and secured in God’s love, we must persevere through the difficult times and even in the winter months of life continue to ‘bring forth’.

This practical session - Managing My Seeds - will give suggestions on how little can become much when it is used wisely. There will be ideas on practical ways to shop, practical use of common household items, practical ways to save money and practical ways to store food and household items.

The Education and Business workshop under the title ”This is my Season for Education and Business” will help participants recognize that even in this season it is vital to achieve educational succes and to become creative in setting up and running profitable businesses.

Our teaching sessions Managing my Seeds will help us to understand that seeds will only grow in fertile ground. When seeds are sown there is an expectation of reaping. God has planted his seeds of righteousness within us which must be nurtured in order that we can reproduce.


Brenda is a member of the New Testament Church of God

Cathedral of Praise Wood Green and was the Children’s Church Coordinator for several years. She loves children and has been working in childcare for over 15 years. She is currently the Manager of a London based Community Nursery. She is actively involved in promoting early year’s education primarily working with the black community, building a support network for parents/carers, enabling them to have a positive impact on their children, educationally and socially.

Over the years she has organised several community projects such as parent workshops, achievement awards, cultural shows which actively involved the community and she has successfully ran a youth project for children between the ages five and seventeen years of age.

Brenda has been granted life-time membership of the Millennium Award Fellowship as a result of doing a project on games children play in Burkino-Faso. Brenda has a passion for missionary work particularly with children and has been involved in overseas missions such as setting up children and youth ministries and organising community projects. She is involved in the Single Adults Ministry. Brenda has a BA (Hon.) degree in Early Childhood Studies.

MISS BRENDA P JENNINGS MRS CLARA FRANCIS-DIAS

Clara Dias trained as a Primary School Teacher and is currently

an Assistant Head Teacher, working in South East London.

Clara has been involved in various activities within the church such as Camp Leader, Counsellor, Sunday School Teacher, Children’s Choir Leader, Youth Worker, Supplementary School Worker, Children’s Church Worker and assisting at National Youth Conventions. She enjoys working with the youth and being a part of their spiritual and educational development.

Clara has been on teaching programs to Jamaica, Ireland, Grenada, Germany and The Gambia. She is currently the Women’s Ministries President for her local church. She is married and has 3 children.

Clara’s life experiences assures her of the reality of God and it is her belief that as long as she is “alive and kicking” she is still growing and still experiencing ‘growing pains’ but her desire is that God would use her “to help somebody but especially the young people” to know God’s plans for their lives, because, she says, “no matter the ‘growing pains’ He promises never to leave you or forsake you.”


Valerie was born in London, and is a member of New Testament

Church of God, Willesden. She has a passion for young people and particularly admires their innate ability to be honest about their feelings. Helping them develop their gifts is equally important to her because she believes young people do not always realise their potential.

Valerie has been mentoring young people from 2000, largely in her local church at Willesden through the ministry known as Young Gifted and Blessed. This ministry’s aim is to nurture spiritual and personal development in young women.

Valerie is married to Wayne Marshall and they have one teenage daughter, Imani, who, under God, helps her to stay current and relevant to issues that face young people.

MRS VALERIE MARSHALL

MISS CORNELIA GARDNER

Cornelia grew up in the New Testament Church of God

Nottingham, wherein she was an active member of various ministries including the worship team, youth ministry and also engaged in altar work at a National level. In her late teens she

moved to the New Testament Church of God Rugby church wherein she continued to minister in various areas within the church while also completing a Law degree at the University of Liverpool. Following her graduation, Cornelia accepted God’s call for flexibility in her plans, placement and location and thus spent time living in London and America before continuing to follow God’s leading to the Far East. As of now, Cornelia resides in Shanghai, China where she works as a Director of an International Teaching Department within an English training centre.

MISS EVONNE PEART

Evonne graduated from Loughborough University in 2007

with a BSc in Social Psychology. She then spent 6 months in Jamaica following which she completed a PGCE at Masters level and is now a Secondary School maths teacher at Oasis Academy in Enfield, London.

Evonne gave her life to the Lord at a district youth convention in Easter 2008 and was baptised in the June of that same year. Because of life’s experiences she became what she describes as a ‘lukewarm Christian’. However, under the guidance, encouragement and support of NTCOG St. Albans especially Pastor Roper and Lolita Riley, she states that she is ‘no longer lukewarm but fired up for Christ and longing to be used for His glory’.


Veronica attends the NTCG Harvest Temple in

Wolverhampton where she currently coordinates the Care Group Ministry, teaches and preaches the Word and ensures there is a multi-media presence to enhance the worship services. Veronica recommitted her life to the Lord at the age of 18 and felt the call to ministry in 2005.

She has a passion for discipleship and spiritual maturity. She delights in helping others reach their full potential in being the person God wants them to be.

As an ICT lecturer she believes in lifelong learning - you’re never too old to learn - and that no ‘thing’

REV VERONICA PATMORE

Evonne is involved in the children’s church and youth ministries and is also the driver of the minibus!

Evonne relates well to young people and the youth themselves feel comfortable around her and appreciate the honesty and respect she shows them.

Evonne’s experiences both in and out of church have lead her to love the Lord even more as looking back she appreciates that God has brought her through difficult situations and has continued to show her his unconditional love and favour.

remains the same. Technology, methods and interfaces change (the way we preach and deliver the Word) but the underlying principles (the Word of God) remains the same. As such, she believes in preaching the undiluted Word of God in season and out of season.

Her desire from an early age was not to be a minister of the Word but to be an example to fellow Christians as well as everyone she comes into contact with on a daily basis.

Veronica asserts she has been moulded and shaped into the woman she is today by all the experiences she has encountered; and she uses such not only to testify that God is real but to bring hope, help and wholeness to others in their time of distress.

MRS HSHAANA KNIGHT

Hshaana has been a born again Christian for nine years and

attends the Harvest Temple NTCG in Wolverhampton. She is married to Christopher Knight and has three children and three grandchildren. Some of her roles in the church include:

• Co-ordinator of Young Women’s Ministry• Worship Team• Co-facilitator of the Alpha Course• Co-facilitator of Freedom in Christ


Dee has for the past 8 years been a member of the New

Testament Church of God in St. Albans, Hertfordshire which is part of the Luton District of Churches. Dee serves within the area as local secretary to the Women’s Ministries Department and she is also the Assistant Sunday School Superintendent.

• Sunday School/Bible teacher• Preacher of the Word

Within these roles she has displayed good leadership skills as well as the ability to communicate and relate well to others. In the past few years she has undertaken studies that include a Certificate in Ministry and Theology (obtained from the European Theological Seminary), Equipping People for Ministry, and Preaching the Word Today (both obtained from the NTCG Leadership Centre).

Hshaana is a qualified teacher at an OFSTED grade 1 college in Birmingham and has twelve years experience in ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) and teaches an additional module which prepares young people for employment. Hshaana has a great zeal for sharing the Word and she gains a great sense of fulfilment and enjoyment from helping and supporting others. In addition she is also passionate about souls and discipleship.

MS DEE HILL

Dee has been running her own business in childcare for the past 9 years and has brought her experience with children into the Church.

In October 2007 Dee went on the mission field in the Dominican Republic’s town of La Hoya and Bombita with a company called COPA (Community Partnership Association), where she spent 4 weeks working in a school setting as a teaching assistsant with children within the age group of 4 years to 18 years where the children taught her to speak some Spanish which enabled her to get by.

Dee became a born again Christian in September 2003, having not previously been brought up in a Church environment. She has a passion and a love for the Lord, a love for people and to see the unsaved come to the knowledge of the truth.

Rev Marlene Forsythe-Gidharry is a Minister of

Christian Education. Marlene was born in England to Jamaican parents. Marlene has been married to Reverend Darryl Gidharry for 16 years and they have two sons Nathaniel and Arman and a daughter Tsamaija.

During a baptismal service in the summer of 1997 she accepted Christ as her personal saviour and was baptised.

REV MARLENEFORSYTHE-GIDHARRY


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Marlene served as Christian Education Director at the Lee New Testament Church of God under Bishop U.L. Simpson and more recently Bishop L. R. McLeod, OBE. She is a former ‘Kidz for Christ’ coordinator and member of the Women’s Ministry board. Marlene was also Assistant coordinator for Young Women’s ministries and actively mentors young Christian women.

She has over 20 years of experience in education, (including teaching abroad in Botswana), and is Head of Inclusion at a secondary school in Lewisham. Marlene also spent 4 years working for a missions agency and has a professional qualification in human resources.

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