The First Baptist Church Tullahoma (FBCT) Women’s Ministry will be hosting a two-day conference on “Defending Your Faith” with guest speaker Alisa Childers on Aug. 15-16.

All women and teen girls are invited to attend.

The conference will includes three sessions beginning at 7 p.m., Friday, Aug. 15. The remaining sessions begin at 8:30 a.m. Saturday morning, Aug. 16 followed by a question-and-answer session.

Topics include:

• Session 1 Friday evening: Nothing Better Than the Real Thing: What is Historic Christianity?

• Session 2 Saturday morning: Progressive Christianity: A Biblical Response to a Growing Movement

• Session 3 Saturday mid-morning: The Deconstruction of Christianity: What It Is, Why It’s Destructive, and How to Respond

Registration is $35 and includes a gift bag on Friday night, snacks and drinks on Saturday and door prizes. Attendees can register by visiting FBCT’s website at www.fbctullahoma.org, mailing their name, address, and registration fee to FBC Tullahoma, 108 E. Grundy St., Tullahoma, TN 37388 or by scanning the QR code found on FBCT’s Facebook page at facebook.com/FirstBaptistChurchTullahoma.

“The women at FBC Tullahoma are extremely excited to offer this wonderful opportunity to study under Ms. Childers without having to travel to Nashville or Atlanta,” FBCT officials said. “Join them in learning how to equip their children and grandchildren on how to defend their faith in today’s society and cultural shifts.”

About Alisa Childers

Alisa Childers is an apologetics speaker and author of “Another Gospel, The Deconstruction of Christianity” and “Live Your Truth and Other Lies.” She also hosts a podcast called “The Alisa Childers Podcast.”

Childers describes herself as a lifelong churchgoer and follower of Jesus, raised in a Christian home seeing her mom and dad feed the hungry, clothe the homeless and love the outcast. She is also a former CCM recording artist with the Dove award-winning group ZOEgirl and never thought she would question her Christian faith. However, all that was deeply challenged when she began to study under a progressive pastor.

“I experienced a period of profound doubt about my faith in my mid-thirties. I felt as though I had been tossed in a stormy ocean of uncertainty with no life jacket or lifeboat in sight,” she said. “I didn’t know where to find answers to my questions, or if answers existed at all. Did I have to accept it all on some kind of blind faith? I began to investigate my faith intellectually—I took seminary classes and read everything I could get my hands on. This began my journey from unreasoned doubt into a vibrant, rational, and informed faith.”

Through her struggle, wrestling with questions that struck at the core of her Christian faith, she found the truth and dedicated her life to helping equip Christians to confront cultural lies with biblical truth and stand firm in a culture increasingly at odds with God’s Word. You can read more about her at https://alisachilders.com/.