"You cannot live the Christian life apart from the church," says Chuck Colson. And if the church really IS the body of Christ, how do we as Christians live out that truth in our daily lives?

In a very special Sunday evening seminar based on his forthcoming book, BEING THE BODY, Chuck will issue a pointed challenge to church leaders and church members everywhere to take Jesus' teaching seriously.

Chuck will bring his unique experiences and insights to an examination of the community of faith in today's culture, challenging your leaders and church members to BE the Body of Christ. As we examine with Chuck what it means to be the Body, we will be galvanized to change the way we think--and live--as Christians.

This seminar include a report on the state of the church by special guest, David Neff, editor of Christianity Today. Special music by award-winning recording artist, Twila Paris, will set the stage for Chuck's powerful message.

Invite everyone in your church, and invite other churches in your community. This event is the opportunity for all Christians to come together and grab hold of a new vision of what it means to be the body of Christ.

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Chuck Colson is the founder of Prison Fellowship Ministries and Prison Fellowship International. His daily radio feature, BreakPoint, is aired daily on over 1,000 radio outlets nationwide. Chuck has written 21 books, which have collectively sold more than five million copies. His autobiographical book Born Again was one of the nation's best-selling books of all genres in 1976 and was made into a feature-length film. He is also the author of How Now Shall We Live?, The Body, and the forthcoming Being the Body.

Twila Paris has been at the forefront of contemporary worship for over two decades. Twila has had 32 Number 1 songs, and has received five Dove Awards and three American Songwriter Awards. She has published three books and has sold more than 2 million albums. Her latest album -- her 18th - is titled House of Worship.


David Neff is editor of Christianity Today magazine and editorial vice-president of Christianity Today International. Before he entered the field of publishing, David was a campus pastor and religion teacher at Walla Walla College. David serves as organist/choirmaster at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, and composes new music for the choir and congregation there.

Because of an injury precluding travel, scheduled host, Lee Strobel, will not be participating in this event.