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Plenary Sessions

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Word Exposition

The Plenary Speakers will expound on the Theme – ‘Vessel unto honour’ from the Word of God

Breakout/ Life Sessions​

Where conversations turn into clarity

4 Sessions over 2 Days to deliberate and learn

01

Preparing the Vessel: God's Design for Relationships and Marriage

Franky and Shabeena Fernandez


Gen Z is rewriting the rules on relationships — marriage postponed, live-in relationships on the rise, yet the desire for real companionship hasn’t gone anywhere. It’s part of how God designed us.

So where does dating fit? Is a relationship before marriage part of His plan? How do you know if they’re the one?

Join Franky and Shabeena as they unpack God’s design for companionship — honest answers to the questions you’re already asking.

02

Becoming a Vessel Unto Honour: Overcoming Temptations and Addictions

Sandeep B

Endless scrolling. Digital fatigue. Silent struggles no one talks about. In an age engineered to distract us, how do we find lasting freedom?

Why is social media so addictive? Why do we keep falling into the same sins despite wanting to follow Christ? Is guilt from God — or from the enemy?

Join Dr. Sandeep B, psychiatrist, as he unpacks real answers to the questions students are actually asking — and how to build lasting freedom, not just willpower.

03

From Brokeness to Purpose: Navigating Disappointments, Setbacks and Failures

Saji Mathews

We are fashioned with worth, formed for significance, and destined for more than mere survival. Yet disappointment disrupts, failure fractures, and adversity unsettles the architecture of our lives.
Brokenness is not the burial ground of purpose—it can be the birthplace of it; scars can become stories, setbacks can become stepping-stones, and shattered pieces can be crafted into something precious.

04

Saline Taster: Being Witnesses in Healthcare

Dr. Adeline Sitther and Team

The Saline Process equips Christian healthcare workers to be witnesses for Christ in their clinical settings. Participants learn principles and tools they can apply immediately in their interactions with patients and colleagues. After completing the Saline Process training, participants should be able to assess a patient’s attitude toward Christ and know how to respond appropriately, applying the ethical principles of permission, sensitivity, and respect. This Biblically based teaching emphasizes the role many individuals may play in a person’s journey to Christ.

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