Gates of Preparation - Preparing the Land for Harvest!
Saturday, August 23, 2008
at New Wineskin Ministries, 4501 W. 38th St. Indianapolis, IN 46254
REGISTRATION IS $35.00 FOR THE DAY!
Registration is payable at the door or by check to: IN SPN, PO Box 302, Ellettsville, IN 47429. Please note in the memo “Gates of Preparation Registration”
A three-fold cord of highly skilled and strategic team is coming to teach, train, and assist us in cleansing, healing, and redeeming our land!
This invitation to gather is for Pastors and Ministers, Teachers, Business men and women, Civil Servants, Intercessors, Mappers, and any interested in seeing their realm of influence transformed!
Schedule
Saturday, August 23
8:30 am Corporate Worship, Intercession and Prophecy
9:00 to 10:15 am Session 1
10:45 to 11:30 am Session 2
1:30 to 2:30 pm Session 3
2:45 to 4:00 pm Session 4
Hotel Information (use code: IAPN)
| Wingate by Wyndham— Indianapolis NW 6240 Intech Commons Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46254 www.wingateinns.com Phone: 317-275-7000 Cut off date: August 18 |
Jameson Inn—Indianapolis West 3850 Eagle View Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46254 www.jamesoninns.com Phone: 317-299-6165 Cut off date: August 18 |
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Hot Continental Breakfast Business Center Wireless High Speed Internet Microwave & Refrigerator Gym/Fitness Center Indoor Pool & Whirlpool |
Deluxe Continental Breakfast Business Center Wireless High Speed Internet Microwave & Refrigerator Gym/Fitness Center Indoor Pool & Whirlpool |
King, Double Queen (all non-smoking) $85.00 plus tax |
King, Double Queen (all non-smoking) $75.99 plus tax |
Guest Speakers
Dr.
James W. Swallow. Jay’s Christian name is James Walter Swallow and he is a Southern Cheyenne/Sioux.
He was introduced to a life of extreme hardship and poverty that was common to most of the members
of his tribe. In 1955 Jay joined the U. S. Navy and for the next five years he was to merge completely
into the mainstream of American life. In 1960 he was honorably discharged and had planned to return
to the Native tribal religion of his Cheyenne Culture but upon returning to Los Angeles Jay began
to see the work of God in operation. In 1961 Jay made a decision to work for God and began a lifetime
ministry that has reached Native Peoples throughout North and Central America with the Gospel. He
has been an instrumental advisor to 253 Native American Tribes, the host people of the North American
continent, in the United States and Canada. As a direct descendant of two notable Cheyenne Nation
Chiefs, Chief Black Kettle (Peace Chief) and Chief Little Bear (Military Chief), he is regarded as
one of the leading influential men of the Cheyenne Nation.
Dr. Swallow experienced first hand in his personal life the transforming power of God through repentance, forgiveness, and reconciliation as he met with 5 men at the memorial site of the Washita Massacre. God was able to break through years of deep wounding in his heart and transform him personally and equip him for the ministry and spiritual warfare that would follow in the years ahead.
Today many reservations, isolated geographically from the mainstream of city life are still pressing toward establishing churches in their part of the world. Jay saw the need to train leaders who could be a support to Pastors. These leaders could travel to remote areas and assist the pastors in their efforts to effectively reach their communities with the Gospel. In 1997, Jay first discussed combining his ministry vision with that of Negiel Bigpond, Pastor of Morning Star Evangelistic Center. They knew that by combining their visions they could reach more people. In 1998, Two Rivers Native American Training Center was formed and officially opened its doors. Two Rivers Training Center was founded and is administered by Native Americans training Native Americans to reach their tribes with the Gospel. He has been officially appointed as the Ambassador of the Cheyenne Tribe by the highest ranking official of the Cheyenne Tribe, The Sacred Arrowkeeper. Dr. Swallow has been recognized by governmental leaders receiving the Special Award of Recognition from the State of Alabama, Keys to the City of Montgomery, Alabama, and a participant with the Oklahoma Family Policy established by the Governor of the State of Oklahoma. He has held the positions of Director of the Cheyenne Housing Authority, Chairman of the Cheyenne Executive Committee, and Chairman of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Law and Order Committee. Dr. Swallow received his Honorary Doctorate of Divinity from Jacksonville Theological Seminary, Jacksonville, Florida. He has been honored to receive Honorary Citizenship in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Jay’s wife, Joan, has faithfully served in the ministry with him and together they are the parents of four children, thirteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Dr.
John M. Benefiel , founding Chairman of the Oklahoma Apostolic Prayer Network,
(OAPN), formerly the Oklahoma Concert of Prayer, (OCOP), an interdenominational \ organization comprised
of over 700 Christian churches and ministries and 4,000 intercessors based in Oklahoma, with members
throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. OAPN is a statewide movement started in 1995
that God is using to bring unity to the Body of Christ with the goal of seeing the entire State
of Oklahoma, and the Home of the Red Man, saved and transformed. In 2006, he formed the Heartland
Apostolic Prayer Network, (HAPN), which currently includes 17 states. (Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas,
Nebraska, Missouri, Arkansas, Colorado, Louisiana, Iowa, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, New York,
New Mexico, Massachusetts, Indiana, and Tennessee)
In 1996 Dr. Benefiel left his career of 26 years as a Certified Financial Planner and Registered Investment Advisor to commit his time and life work to Church on the Rock and the Kingdom of God. He and his wife, Judith, founded Church on the Rock – Oklahoma City in 1991. He received his Doctorate of Theology degree from the Jacksonville Theology Seminary in Jacksonville, Florida in May 1995. John serves as the First Vice President of Church on the Rock International, an apostolic network of over 6,0000 churches worldwide. He has been involved in various areas of counsel with Oklahoma state and city government officials and church leaders and is a Board Member and an observer for the University of Oklahoma Center for Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution Conference in Amman, Jordan, Jerusalem, Israel and Norman, Oklahoma, USA. After being adopted into the Cheyenne Tribe by Jay Swallow, Dr. Benefiel gained a deeper understanding of the atrocities committed against the Native American people. He has fervently worked to pass the Native American Resolution of Apology on both the national and state levels to bring healing to the First People Group and to our Nation.
Dr. Benefiel serves on various apostolic and prophetic councils which include: Apostolic Councils convened by D. C. Peter Wagner: Eagles Vision Apostolic Team (EVAT), national and international apostolic network. International Coalition of Apostles (ICA), nominated apostles connected together to communicate what the Spirit is saying to the churches. The Hamilton Group and Zion Apostolic Council, apostolic philanthropy organizations established to distribute wealth to advance the Kingdom of God in the earth. United States Apostolic Alliance (USAA) convened by Dutch Sheets, and Apostolic Prayer Council convened by Cindy Jacobs: United States Reformation Prayer Network (USRPN).
John and his wife, Judith have been married for 41 years and have been in the ministry for over 34 years. They have three children and six grandchildren.
Apostle Katherine Watsey , Founder and Apostle of Fire on the Altar
Ministries Inc., (FOTAM), a network of ministries and churches. She is also founder of Fire on The Altar Apostolic Church and the Iowa Apostolic Prayer Network, (IAPN). Her ministry is under the Apostolic covering of Barbara Wentroble, Apostle of International Breakthrough Ministries.
Katherine came to know the Lord Jesus as her personal savior in 1980. She was delivered from a life of drug dealing, drugs, alcohol abuse and rebellion. Her ministry has activated, established, and empowered leaders and many to follow their callings and believe that God can use them to have great impact regardless of who they are in the Body of Christ or where they have come from. Katherine ministers and teaches on the prophetic, the apostolic, the marketplace, strategic level prayer and intercession, healing, deliverance, gatekeepers, the creative arts, and the use of glory hoops. She is a member of the following networks: United States Reformation Prayer Network (USRPN) under Apostle Cindy Jacobs, serving on the National Apostolic Council, and also serves as the National New Age Prayer Coordinator, and the Iowa State Prayer Coordinator. United States Apostolic Alliance (USAA) under Apostle Dutch Sheets, serving as the Iowa State Apostolic Coordinator. Heartland Apostolic Prayer Network (HAPN) under Dr. John Benefiel, serving as the Iowa State Apostolic Coordinator and HAPN Ambassador.
International Society of Deliverance Ministers, (ISDM) under Dr. C. Peter Wagner. Served as Apostolic Coordinator for Iowa for the United States Global Apostolic Prayer Network (USGAPN) under the direction of Apostle Chuck Pierce for 4 years.
Raised in California, Katherine now lives in Fairfield, Iowa with her husband, Brad, and home schools one of their three children. Brad co-owns Land Acquisition Services (LAS), a corporation working with the largest wind farm producers in the world to produce alternative energy through “Wind Farms” in the USA.