What is interesting about this brochure?  On the surface it looks very professional...eye-popping graphics, attention-grabbing phrases like "Our World Is In Crisis", "Are You Ready", "Famine, War, Disease" and "Natural Disasters".

The entire "seminar" is actually a deception.  It is part of a "bait-and-switch" tactic used by the Seventh-Day Adventist organization to secretly recruit and convert "Sunday-worshipping Christians" into their system of beliefs, which strays from Biblical Christianity!

Here's how it works (in a nutshell):

Unsuspecting Christians and/or those who are curious about end-times events or the book of Revelation are first recruited to a fancy end-times seminar or Bible prophecy conference.  This is accomplished by radio advertising and sending thousands of mailers.  Often those attending these events lack any real understanding of Bible prophecy, and the Seventh-Day Adventists (SDAs) know this very well.  They use these end-times seminars as a means of fear-mongering and scare tactics to trick attendees into thinking the Seventh-Day Adventist have it all figured out, is the only true church, and their organization is the only way to salvation.

These seminars are weekend events, or can range from 7 to 15 nights (some go longer).  The first few nights are are a series of impressive lectures and dazzling presentations, usually held at local school auditoriums or other community facilities so attenders are unaware of any church affiliation.  You'll see images of war and destruction, plus apocalyptic events found in the book of Revelation.  You'll be indoctrinated on SDA teachings about the rapture (no, the rapture is not a recent invention like they will tell you), and their numerous fanciful views of Bible prophecy which are intended to convince the unwitting Christian (also those who thought they understood Bible prophecy) that all other interpretations are wrong.

The final several nights of lectures are the bait and switch.  You will be asked to attend further lectures at a local Seventh-Day Adventist church where they will finish their seminar series, attempting to brainwash attendees into believing many of their heresies, such as:  (1) Sunday-worshiping Christians will be forced to take the mark of the beast; (2) Ellen White was the last true prophet (prophetess) of the Church; and (3) the SDA church is the true remnant church, thus all other denominations are possessed (owned) by Satan.  Does that sound like a cult?  Their goal is to frighten (use fear), then convince each person into accepting and submitting to SDA teachings, resulting in ultimate conversion and baptism.

Please do not attend their seminars.  If you attend a Seventh-Day Adventist church and have been convinced they are right, then do your research.  They adhere to many unbiblical and cult-like teachings!  Click here to learn more.
 
 

Notice what is missing from the brochure:
 

• First, the name of the organization (church?) that is sponsoring the event is nowhere to be found.  They aren't ready to tell you.

• Second, there are 10 nights scheduled, but only the first 5 nights are highlighted.  The first 5 nights are held at a local High School.  Where are the last 5 nights held?  A local Seventh-Day Adventist Church.

• Third, the first 5 nights seem to be about end-times events.  What what will be the topics for the last 5 nights?  A mix of Bible-prophecy topics mixed with convincing you to become a Seventh-Day Adventist.

Here's another recent "bait-and-switch" seminar:

DESTROY DEBT & FIND FREEDOM

Christians beware.