The Tampa Bay National Day of Prayer Council and Pray Tampa Bay hosted the 28th Tampa Bay National Day of Prayer Brunch at Armature Works on Tampa on Thursday, May 6, 2021 and featured Keynote Speaker Oz Guines. 

 

Os Guinness, our keynote speaker, is an author and social critic, who has written or edited more than 30 books which offer valuable insight into the cultural, political and spiritual societies in which we all live. He is that quiet, convincing voice who points us back to our faith, the value of freedom, the power of truth and reason and the necessity of civility and peace. Alongside international leaders and speakers, he has led efforts to challenge and influence the minds and hearts of the people to understand our personal responsibility and the power we have to preserve these freedoms around the world.

 

In his book, Impossible People: Christian Courage and the Struggle for the Soul of Civilization, he argues that Christians are the “impossible people” who are full of courage, mercy, and faith in challenging times. Few calls for Christian courage are more timely, resolute or hopeful!

The Tampa Bay National Day of Prayer Council and Pray Tampa Bay hosted the 28th Tampa Bay National Day of Prayer Brunch at Armature Works on Tampa on Thursday, May 6, 2021 and featured Keynote Speaker Oz Guines. 
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Os Guinness, our keynote speaker, is an author and social critic, who has written or edited more than 30 books which offer valuable insight into the cultural, political and spiritual societies in which we all live. He is that quiet, convincing voice who points us back to our faith, the value of freedom, the power of truth and reason and the necessity of civility and peace. Alongside international leaders and speakers, he has led efforts to challenge and influence the minds and hearts of the people to understand our personal responsibility and the power we have to preserve these freedoms around the world.
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In his book,&nbsp;Impossible People: Christian Courage and the Struggle for the Soul of Civilization, he argues that Christians are the &ldquo;impossible people&rdquo; who are full of courage, mercy, and faith in challenging times. Few calls for Christian courage are more timely, resolute or hopeful!

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