Biblical hope in

TRAUMA

TRAUMA

Biblical Counselling Conference

Biblical Counselling Conference

June 6th Belfast | June 7th Dublin

June 6th Belfast | June 7th Dublin

Understanding trauma & equipping the church to care

Understanding trauma & equipping the church to care

Hosted by:

Equipped

to Care

Biblical

Counselling NI

Supported by BCUK

Trauma

Trauma

It's been described as the word of the decade.

It's been described as the word of the decade. But what does it actually mean?

It's been described as the word of the decade. But what does it actually mean?

It's more than just a buzzword. Trauma could be the quiet reality of many people sitting in your church on a Sunday. The ones who shake your hand at the door. The ones who nod along during the sermon. The ones who say, “I’m grand,” even when they’re not. Maybe even you.

It's more than just a buzzword. Trauma could be the quiet reality of many people sitting in your church on a Sunday. The ones who shake your hand at the door. The ones who nod along during the sermon. The ones who say, “I’m grand,” even when they’re not. Maybe even you.

Even if you haven’t faced trauma yourself, the chances are someone close to you has - a friend, a family member, someone in your small group. Maybe they’ve never spoken about it. Maybe they don’t even have the words to describe what they’ve been through.

Even if you haven’t faced trauma yourself, the chances are someone close to you has - a friend, a family member, someone in your small group. Maybe they’ve never spoken about it. Maybe they don’t even have the words to describe what they’ve been through.

How do we understand the complex suffering of trauma? How can we point one another to Christ, offering real hope and compassionate care in the local church?

How do we understand the complex suffering of trauma? How can we point one another to Christ, offering real hope and compassionate care in the local church?

Our first all-island Conference

Our first

all-island Conference

Join us for our first all-island national biblical counselling conference as we explore how Scripture meets the hidden wounds of trauma with real hope and compassionate care. Learn to offer more than just encouragement -discover a wise, biblical response to the deep pain many carry.

Join us for our first all-island national biblical counselling conference as we explore how Scripture meets the hidden wounds of trauma with real hope and compassionate care. Learn to offer more than just encouragement -discover a wise, biblical response to the deep pain many carry.

One Conference. Two Locations.

One Conference.

Two Locations.

One Conference.

Two Locations.

And an additional seminar for church leaders.

And an additional seminar for church leaders.

Belfast | Friday June 6th

Glenabbey Church, Glengormley,

Co. Antrim

Evening Conference

7:00 pm – 9:30 pm

Belfast | Friday June 6th

Glenabbey Church, Glengormley,

Co. Antrim

Evening Conference

7:00 pm – 9:30 pm

Belfast | Friday June 6th

Glenabbey Church, Glengormley,

Co. Antrim

Evening Conference

7:00 pm – 9:30 pm

Dublin | Saturday June 7th

Grosvenor Rd Baptist Church,

Dublin 6

Full-day Conference

10:00 am – 4:30 pm

Dublin | Saturday June 7th

Grosvenor Rd Baptist Church,

Dublin 6

Full-day Conference

(for everyone)

10:00 am – 4:30 pm

Dublin | Saturday June 7th

Grosvenor Rd Baptist Church,

Dublin 6

Full-day Conference

10:00 am – 4:30 pm

Providing Biblical Hope in Trauma | Friday June 6th

A seminar for church leaders

2:00pm - 4:45pm

Glenabbey Church, Glengormley,

Co. Antrim

This seminar is designed to equip individuals who have a leadership role in their local church (small group leaders, elders, pastors, etc). Whether you’re discipling, pastoring, or preaching, you’ll gain practical guidance for leading gently and wisely in the face of trauma.

Providing Biblical Hope in Trauma

Friday June 6th

A seminar for church leaders

2:00pm - 4:45pm

Glenabbey Church, Glengormley,

Co. Antrim

This seminar is designed to equip individuals who have a leadership role in their local church (small group leaders, elders, pastors, etc). Whether you’re discipling, pastoring, or preaching, you’ll gain practical guidance for leading gently and wisely in the face of trauma.

Providing Biblical Hope in Trauma | Friday June 6th

A seminar for church leaders

2:00pm - 4:45pm

Glenabbey Church, Glengormley,

Co. Antrim

This seminar is designed to equip individuals who have a leadership role in their local church (small group leaders, elders, pastors, etc). Whether you’re discipling, pastoring, or preaching, you’ll gain practical guidance for leading gently and wisely in the face of trauma.

Speakers

Speakers

Dr. Steve Midgley

Dr. Steve Midgley

Executive Director of Biblical Counselling UK and author of Understanding Trauma.

Dr Midgley will be speaking at the Belfast & Dublin events, and at the additional seminar for church leaders.

Executive Director of Biblical Counselling UK and author of Understanding Trauma.

Dr Midgley will be speaking at the Belfast & Dublin events, and at the additional seminar for church leaders.

Dr. Andrew Collins

Dr. Andrew Collins

Director of the Certificate Programme at Biblical Counselling UK.

Dr Collins will be joining Dr Midgley for the Dublin event.

Director of the Certificate Programme at Biblical Counselling UK.

Dr Collins will be joining Dr Midgley for the Dublin event.

We are excited to welcome Dr Midgley and Dr Collins to our conference in June. You can register online using the link below.

We are excited to welcome Dr Midgley and Dr Collins to our conference in June. You can register online using the link below.

Hosted by:

Equipped

to Care

Biblical

Counselling NI