An Afternoon with Naomi and Darren Reed
Event description
The International Nepal Fellowship warmly welcomes you to join us for a time of inspiration and encouragement in An Afternoon with Naomi and Darren Reed.
Date : Sunday July 21st
Time : 1pm-3pm ( Lunch will be served)
Venue: St Mark's UNEChurch, 73 Trevenna Road, University of New England
Catering will be provided by INF Australia
Naomi Reed, a renowned Christian author and speaker, along with Darren Reed, a dedicated physiotherapist, will be visiting Armidale to share their faith journey and experiences from their time in Nepal. They have inspired many with their faith stories and commitment to mission work. Naomi and Darren Reed have dedicated their lives to service and faith, with Naomi known for her impactful Christian literature and speaking engagements. Darren, a committed physiotherapist, has also contributed significantly to their shared mission work, particularly in Nepal, where they've made a lasting impact through their faith-driven efforts. Their journey is one of dedication, inspiration, and profound service to others.
This event will host various churches and communities and aims to enrich our community with inspiring testimonies to support our collective mission efforts.
Speakers:
Naomi and Darren Reed
Naomi and Darren Reed spent six years in Nepal, serving with INF as qualified physiotherapists. Darren worked at Western Regional Hospital while Naomi worked at Green Pastures Leprosy Hospital.
By their second term, in 2003, Darren was training Nepali physiotherapists at Dhulikhel Medical Institute and Naomi was home-schooling their three sons on a Himalayan ridge.
They both loved their local Nepali church community but challenges included civil war, rain and curfews. These experiences spurred Naomi to write her first book, My Seventh Monsoon.
The family returned to Australia in 2006. Since then, Darren has been lecturing in anatomy at Sydney University and Naomi has continued to write books as well as speak at churches.
More recently, she has been gathering 300 Faith Stories for the Bible Society which has been a great joy. That writing has turned into her most recent book, Every moment, Everywhere, which is due out in August
Disclaimer: By providing your name and contact details, you are agreeing to receive emails from us and you may unsubscribe at any time.
International Nepal Fellowship Australia is committed to ensuring the privacy and security of personal information provided to us. Anyone about whom we hold information, has the right to be informed about the information we hold and our use of this information
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity