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Sunday, February 27, 2011

Full Pardon for Pros & Cons

Full Pardon For Pros & Cons: How to Minister to Prodigals & Convicts

A 3-Day Conference in Knoxville Iowa

Thursday - Friday - Saturday / March 17, 18, 19

Register: 691-295-1005 or email jnashministries@gmail.com

For: Parents of Prodigals & Convicts, Pastors & Ministers, Addicts and Ex-Cons

If you or someone you know is imprisoned by an addiction, by hate, fear or a destructive sin, you need to know that God has provided for your release. He has given you an Attorney: His Son, Jesus Christ.

In a court battle where you are doomed to lose, Jesus stands in your defense. Yes, you are guilty, as was I. Yes, you deserve to live out your sentence, as did I.

But God, the Righteous Judge, gives us mercy, grace and forgiveness. We can take our pardon and walk out of jail free simply by accepting his priceless gift of freedom through faith. That’s right, only believe.

Join us on March 17, 18 and 19 to get a first-hand account of how you can partner with God to free yourself or your loved one from the wicked bondage of addiction.

The event is free but we need to know if you will be there. Please register today by calling 641.295.1005 or by e-mail: jnashministries@gmail.com

There is hope and freedom from addiction, there is healing for those hurt by addicts. Join us March 17-19.

Conference Speakers:

Jamie Nash was released from prison for meth and gun possession charges on February 18, 2009. His meth use began in 1988 and ended at his sentence hearing in 2005.

Obviously, God has a plan for Jamie. He kept him alive during 17 years of meth use and placed him in the 2% of former meth users who have not again succumbed to its addicting death grip.

To get your head around the supernatural power God exerted to keep Jamie alive, meth can contain the following ingredients: pseudophedrine, lithium batteries, rock salt, lye, iodine, paint thinner, drain cleaner and gasoline additives.

Now Jamie uses his priceless gift of freedom to reach captives of addiction with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He educates those who minister to addicts and encourages those who have left that life behind.

Jamie is writing his next book and speaking at churches and organizational groups for addiction recovery. To schedule Jamie to speak to your church or group, contact him through his ministry website: www.jnashministries.org


Steve Nash, co-founder of World Leaders Association, supports his cousin Jamie with compassion and 20+ years as a pastor, evangelist, teacher and multi-continent church pioneer.


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