Teaching Day: Reclaiming the Ground
24 April 2010
At Ellel Ministries Nederland

Practical Details

All of our courses are held in English. Translation into Dutch is available via headphones.

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- Per Person : € 25

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More Information

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<- Description

Teaching Day: Reclaiming the Ground

Ever since the early days of Ellel we have been learning the importance of cleansing land and buildings. There has been great fruit from this ministry, as whole spiritual environments have been transformed through specific prayer, intercession and spiritual warfare.

On this teaching day, Otto Bixler will share key biblical principles on how land can be blessed or cursed, and practical insights into cleansing the ground.

Topics will include

Blessing or curse
God's law and man's choices
Our ungodly heritage
Holy ground
Spiritual mapping
Transformation and intercession

About Otto Bixler

Otto Bixler is one of Ellel Ministries' international leaders, overseeing the work in Eastern- and Central Europe and Russia from the Ellel Centre in Hungary.

Otto was a Vineyard Pastor in California before he and his wife Sharon joined the Ellel team nearly twenty years ago. Since then the work has spread from our Hungarian centre to make a significant impact in many of the former Russian States – even beyond Siberia!