Apprentice Conference Comes to Metro Atlanta featuring Noted Author and Speaker, James Bryan Smith

DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. - June 25, 2013 - PRLog -- The Apprentice Conference Comes to Metro Atlanta

Featuring James Bryan Smith, author of “The Good and Beautiful God”

The transformative power of a relationship with Jesus Christ will be the theme of the Good and Beautiful God conference coming this August to First Presbyterian Church in Douglasville, Georgia. The two-day conference will feature author and speaker James Bryan Smith, author of the three-volume Apprentice series of books.

“Transformation happens every day, but when mixed with intentionality from caring people who wish to change the world, the results are unbelievable to see what happens,” Smith said. “I am excited to be in Georgia and see how the Holy Spirit is moving and working here.”

"James Bryan Smith brings remarkably simple and fresh insights to the life of following Jesus,” according to Dr. James Harper, Senior Pastor at First Presbyterian. “Having taught his books, I have seen how his approach produces real, tangible fruit. If you want to live as an apprentice of Jesus, this conference will help us make take those first steps."

The conference will begin on Friday, August 16, from 6:15 to 9 p.m. and will continue Saturday, August 17, from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. In addition to Smith, Diedre Franklin and Mike Clifford will speak in a lively TED-style format. The conference includes free activities for children and youth.

The cost of the conference is $40 for one or $65 for two registrants if paid by July 15. After July 15, registration is $50 for one or $75 for two attendees. Walk-in registration, if available, will be $65 or two for $110. Register online at www.fpcdouglasville.org.

For more information, contact First Presbyterian Church of Douglasville at 770-942-0710.

First Presbyterian Church of Douglasville is a dynamic congregation committed to a vision of “More people, more like Christ.” It is located at 9190 Campbellton Street, in Douglasville, adjacent to I-20.