President Felix Liu of Logos Evangelical Seminary Speaks on Christian Wholistic Healing

By Joseph Leung

On May 14, Saturday, the president of Logos Evangelical Seminary, Rev. Felix Liu and senior pastor of Taipei Peace Church, Rev. Tsai Mao Ton will host a seminar at the North America Mainland Chinese Mission in Missouri City, Texas, with the theme taken from John 5:6, “Do you want to be healed?”

The event will be separated into two parts. The first activity is called “Trauma and Healing”, which will consist of four part gathering. The second activity is seminar titled “Using Bible and Mental Health Studies to Explore the Christian Wholistic Healing.”

At the latter event, the main speakers will deliver the speech regarding to this topic, then the other speakers will provide an analysis as a response.

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