... our hearts were set alight with the fire of evangelism again. Our country needs seminars like this and they should be taken to the churches ... (G. K.)
... an easy-to-understand, forceful presentational style, which held your attention ... (G. W.)
... video clips and breaks made sure that it wasn’t tiring. Valuable topics. I sensed God’s presence during the seminar ... (H. W.)
... I was very positively surprised. It was enlightening and interesting. I would willingly do it again. There should be more seminars like this. ... (S. J.)
... Many thanks!!! I had really looked forward to the seminar and it exceeded all my expectations. It was great. To God be the glory!!! ... (J. from B.)
... a great atmosphere and an encouraging boost for our faith ... (Pastor M. V.)
... God refreshed, strengthened and encouraged us to take the gospel to the lost. People we know from a traditional church were touched by the Holy Spirit ... (L. H.)
... The seminar in Brno (Czech Republic) was great ... (V. frm B.)
... a brilliant seminar. The teaching was easy to follow and geared to everyday life. You could sense that Siegfried practises what he preaches. He lit a fire again ...(D. I.)
... We are pleased that we could take part. It did us good. We captured the vision, were given fresh impetus and would like to continue ... (Mr and Mrs N.)
... one of the best days of my life. I was encouraged and empowered. The seminar lasted eight hours but there was not one single dull minute ... (P. S.)
Who are the seminars for?
Many Christians long to take up Jesus’ call to be fishers of men but things often look very different in the light of everyday reality.
Do you feel afraid and ill-equipped to talk to others about your faith? And if you do take that step, are you unsure about what to say or how to lead someone to Christ?
The iRBTI’s approach is practical and innovative. The one-day workshop will help you to rediscover the joy of evangelism and soul-winning.
The workshop
Your own four-point plan:
The basic principles of evangelism and soul-winning Teaching about the fall of humankind and God’s great plan – our salvation
Methods and principles of global evangelism There are many different global evangelistic methods but the principles are always found in God’s word (the Bible)
God’s word and the Holy Spirit Not by might nor by power – the Holy Spirit and evangelism
Personal witnessing and evangelistic outreach Preaching – you can only give what you have!
Workshop topics
Your 4-point plan to become a successful soul-winner!
The basics of evangelism and soul-winning
The methods and principles of global evangelism
The Word and his Spirit
Personal witnessing and outreach
Duration
The one-day seminar lasts from 9.00 until 17.00 and closes with a prayer of blessing and commissioning.
Fee
The seminar costs €49 per person. The fee includes:
attendance at the one-day seminar
the seminar material
a free DVD
the Full Flame Film Series (normal price: €49)
the complete Reinhard Bonnke School of Fire study manual (normal price: €69)
Attendee reviews:
“This course has been the most inspiring and practical course I have ever been a part of – Thank you.” (B. K., Australia)
“This course has been so helpful for me to catch the Lord's vision for a mighty harvest.” (M. St., USA)
Speakers
Reverend Siegfried Tomazsewski was born on June 1, 1957 in Schorndorf, Germany. He attended a commercial vocational school in Germany and a business high school in Canada, before pursuing further training in sales management, marketing, business and technical drawing. He subsequently held executive positions with various business enterprises in Germany.
After his conversion in 1974, Siegfried focused on children’s and youth work as well as on worship. In 1986 he became an elder at the Scala Christian Centre in Schorndorf, Germany, where he also coordinated the home cell groups.
From 1989 to 1990 Siegfried ministered as Pastor of the Full Gospel Church in Dubai (United Arab Emirates). After returning to Germany, he was ordained by the Federation of Pentecostal Churches in Germany (BFP) in 1994. His special gifts are worship, intercession and evangelism.
In 1994 Siegfried Tomazsewski was appointed European Director of the “From Minus to Plus” project. In fulfillment of the project objective, more than 115 million copies of the evangelistic booklet were distributed in various countries worldwide.
He is currently the director for continental Europe of the mission organization Christ for all Nations, the international ministry of Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke, who is renowned for his mass evangelistic crusades with up to 1.6 million people attending just one service.
He also heads the E-R Production and Distribution Company with offices in Germany, the United States and Singapore. In addition, he organized the Pentecostal European Conference (PEC2003), of which he was the chairman; the conference was held in Berlin and was attended by around 25,000 people. Over the past 25 years of ministry, he has served regularly in various parts of the world, training leaders as well as providing advisory services for many churches and charities.
Siegfried currently resides in Orlando, Florida and works alongside Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke on “the most exciting church project the world has ever seen” – the Reinhard Bonnke Training Institute, with a training course in evangelism for churches and individuals.
Apart from his business activities, Siegfried Tomazsewski is a sought-after conference speaker and is busy as an international evangelist.
He has been married to Inge since 1982. They have four adult children, Dominic, Victoria, Natascha and Schirin.
Reverend Thomas Meyer was born on 23 February 1963 in Hamburg. After graduating from high school and then training as a police officer, he joined the riot police in Hamburg.
Thomas was converted in 1986 at the “Ark” church fellowship and mission organization in Hamburg, where he was actively involved in various areas of work. His main focus was on its evangelistic television work.
From 1989 to 1992 Thomas attended the Beröa Theological Seminary in Erzhausen (central Germany) and was ordained as a pastor following a curacy in Rheine 1994.
In 1994 Thomas was appointed by Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke as the “From Minus to Plus” project manager, and made arrangements for the book with the same title to be distributed to all households in German-speaking Europe, Denmark, Sweden and Norway. In the course of this project, he spent six months in Malmö, Sweden.
From 1997 to 2005 Thomas worked as the pastor of the Freie Christengemeinde in Ravensburg, southern Germany. His responsibilities were centered on proclaiming the word of God and providing support for the people in his care. Under his guidance, a new church community centre was built in 2003.
In addition, during the period from 1998 to 2000 Thomas acted as the representative of the Canadian mission organization “Reality Outreach Ministries” in western Europe. In this capacity, he established its German branch and set up the European office.
In 2006 Thomas returned to Christ for all Nations in Frankfurt to coordinate the work of translating and dubbing the Full Flame Film Series in the European languages and to represent CfaN externally at preaching engagements and mission events. Today, Thomas is a member of the Reinhard Bonnke Foundation management team and is currently working with the Reverend Siegfried Tomazsewski to develop the Reinhard Bonnke Training Institute.
In addition to his organizational and administrative abilities, he is a passionate preacher. At the heart of his message is the grace of God. He makes Biblical truths relevant to the everyday reality of his listeners.
Thomas Meyer has been married to Michaela since 1995. They have three children.
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Europe - English
Reverend Siegfried Tomazsewski was born on June 1, 1957 in Schorndorf, Germany. He attended a commercial vocational school in Germany and a business high school in Canada, before pursuing further training in sales management, marketing, business and technical drawing. He subsequently held executive positions with various business enterprises in Germany.
Reverend Thomas Meyer was born on 23 February 1963 in Hamburg. After graduating from high school and then training as a police officer, he joined the riot police in Hamburg.