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Abraham to Armageddon Prophecy Conference

Cheeky200386

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Coming Soon Ministries is putting together the Abraham to Armageddon Prophecy Conference on August 1st 2026 from 8am-6pm in Gettysburg PA.

The Speakers include

Andy Woods
Brandon Holthaus
Tom Hughes
Dr. J.B. Hixson
Olivier Melnick
Dr. Brad Reaves

I'm planning on going. I'm so excited!! :yeah:I hope some of you in this forum can go. I would love to have a pre-heaven family reuinion. :ring:

Here is the link to buy tickets: Abraham to Armageddon Prophecy Conference In-Person
 
Cheeky200386 said:
Coming Soon Ministries is putting together the Abraham to Armageddon Prophecy Conference on August 1st 2026 from 8am-6pm in Gettysburg PA.

The Speakers include

Andy Woods
Brandon Holthaus
Tom Hughes
Dr. J.B. Hixson
Olivier Melnick
Dr. Brad Reaves

I'm planning on going. I'm so excited!! :yeah:I hope some of you in this forum can go. I would love to have a pre-heaven family reuinion. :ring:

Here is the link to buy tickets: Abraham to Armageddon Prophecy Conference In-Person
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Im so jelly , hope you have an awesome time there and hear some blessed messages.
 
Cheeky200386 said:
I'll have to keep an eye out for Cream of Crab soup. Any place you recommend that sells it?
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It's likely still hugely popular and widely available all over Baltimore. I loved Carson's but they closed. I still love Jimmy's in Dundalk.....Bo Brooks (everywhere).....and the Timbuktu near the BWI airport. Sweet crab is fresh in season from April to September......but "frozen" out there is still pretty sweet for hillbillies of the midwest like me!
 
Batman said:
It's likely still hugely popular and widely available all over Baltimore. I loved Carson's but they closed. I still love Jimmy's in Dundalk.....Bo Brooks (everywhere).....and the Timbuktu near the BWI airport. Sweet crab is fresh in season from April to September......but "frozen" out there is still pretty sweet for hillbillies of the midwest like me!
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I see it's about an hour and a half to Baltimore in the opposite direction. We probably won't head there on that trip.
 
Janna Dinkel said:
We just registered to attend this awesome conference. Any suggestions for things to do and see in the area?
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It’ll be nice to see another fellow forum member. Definitely check out the Gettysburg Museum (it’s worth it and you can spend the entire there) and the field where the battle took place. There are memorials to look at and read. The downtown area is small but has some cute little shops and places to eat. I’ve never eaten there so I can’t make personal recommendations. We’ve just visited before.
 
Cheeky200386 said:
I see it's about an hour and a half to Baltimore in the opposite direction. We probably won't head there on that trip.
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That's about right. We used to travel up to Gettysburg regularly but got tired of the long drive. So much to see there! Be sure to allow some time after the conference to tour the battlefields, Jenny Wade's house, shops, museums, and there is a fairly new Visitor Center I have not visited yet.
 
Baby Yoda said:
That's about right. We used to travel up to Gettysburg regularly but got tired of the long drive. So much to see there! Be sure to allow some time after the conference to tour the battlefields, Jenny Wade's house, shops, museums, and there is a fairly new Visitor Center I have not visited yet.
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The visitor’s center is really nice. We visited Gettysburg a few years ago since my mom lives an hour and a half away.

We won’t be heading by Baltimore on our trip. Too out of the way.
 
The battlefield walk (led by a historian, etc. employed/volunteering there) is very interesting, and well worth it. Bring a bottle of water and wear comfy shoes and layer, as it can get very hot and sometimes humid, and if prone to heat injury or sensitive to sun, sunblock, umbrella, sun hat, lightweight long sleeves/long pants, as you need/prefer. If it rains, it can get colder than you anticipate because of wide open areas allowing unimpeded wind. Chiggers can be an issue, as well. Take a map of the battlefield with you to help you stay oriented to what was happening where/when and where you are at the various stops and sites on the battlefield. Reading a brief history of the battle beforehand will allow you to ask more/better questions, too :) If up to the distance and walking up and down slopes, it would be possible with a rollator with large wheels, but not one with small, indoor-only wheels. Power wheelchairs/scooters, it would depend, and someone pushing a non-powered wheelchair would have to have significant strength and stamina.
 
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