Beth Moore, Live Via Satellite

By SHANNON HICKS

Published: Apr 16, 2010 12:00 am

TRUMBULL â Christian Heritage School will host âBeth Moore, So Long Insecurityâ Saturday, April 24, from 9 am until 3:30 pm. The program will be live via satellite in conjunction with the Church Communication Network (CCN).

During the powerful one-day simulcast based on her newest book, So Long Insecurity: youâve been a bad friend to us, Ms Moore will reveal a transparent, almost autobiographical, look at the common sources of female insecurity: the unattainable perfection of media images; dependence on a manâs love as ultimate validation; and success that is defined by money, power, and status.

In her straight-talking yet loving style, Ms Moore often strikes a chord with women of all ages, showing them how to face their fears, rediscover their God-given dignity, and develop a new and stronger sense of self.

Founder of the worldwide Living Proof Ministry, Beth Moore is known to women of all ages, races, and denominations for her bible studies, conference teaching, and numerous best-selling books, including Breaking Free, Believing God, and Get Out of That Pit.

Registration begins at 9 am, to be followed by a welcome at 9:45. The simulcast program will be from 10 am until 3:30 pm. Continental breakfast and lunch will be offered, included with the dayâs fee.

Cost is $35 per person, with a student rate of $25 available for young women.

Christian Heritage School is at 575 White Plains Road. For more information, a detailed schedule or directions to the school visit www.kingsmen.org or contact Lisa Holeva at 203-261-6230, extension 590, or LHoleva@kingsmen.org.

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