Meet KEC 18 Speaker: Mike Raiter

5/12/2017

Mike Raiter will be returning to the KCC platform as a speaker for Katoomba Easter Convention 2018.

Raised in New South Wales, Australia, Mike began his career as a high school teacher in Sydney and Pakistan.

After graduating from Moore Theological College, he returned to Pakistan to teach at the Zarephath Bible Institute. From 2006-2011, Mike served as the principal of the Melbourne School of Theology.

Mike is currently the Director of the Centre for Biblical Preaching, and the author of Stirrings of the Soul: Evangelicals and the New Spirituality which won the 2004 SPCK Australian Christian Book of the Year Award.

In 2018, Mike will also be speaking at Oxygen Conference, Australia's largest and only interdenominational, national, ministry conference for Christian leaders.

Register for KEC 18!

Katoomba Easter Convention (KEC) is returning over the Easter long weekend (30 Mar - 2 April 2018) at the KCC Conference centre in Katoomba. You can purchase your tickets and on-site accommodation here: www.easterconvention.com/register.

We are offering a special discount code and welcome pack for first-timers!

If KEC 18 is your first Easter Convention, please contact us at kec@kcc.org.au to get the discount code. We look forward to serving you this year!

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1 Comment

Stefani Brain

3/4/2018 04:47:27 pm

CAN YOU PLEASE PASS THIS ON TO MR RAITER:

I was at the KEC conference on the weekend.

I am writing this email in regards to a statement you made during Monday’s talk. As a Christian and someone who practices yoga daily what you said was totally out of context. What you described was two steps in a routine and if you knew that you would not have assumed and wrote what you did. Can I ask do you say the same about karate or Tai Chi or anything else you don’t understand?

Hypocrisy comes to mind: is it like a non-Christian reading one line out of the bible and assuming the worse. Aren’t we as Christians meant to preach the word of the gospel and if you have an opinion do your homework before sharing your words.

FYI: Yoga is not a religion it is exercise. When doing routines, what was heard by your wife, is a story. This is like in Tai Chi.

The only thing I agree with you is that they shouldn’t be practicing in the church.

If you would like more information on Yoga, I am happy to assist.

P.S. if God didn’t lead me to Yoga I wouldn’t be walking today!

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