Michael Kosmas is keen to encourage young Christians to enjoy their lives and maintain their sexual purity whether they are single or in a relationship at a forthcoming summit on the subject taking place at the Albany Theatre in Deptford, south east London on January 30 at 6.30pm.
Because Minister Kosmas believes the subject of singles and relationship sis a very important one for believers to grapple with, admission to this event will be free if people register at www.michaelkosmas.org before January 24.
This 23 year old minister and social entrepreneur is committed to living a celibate life in honour to God until he gets married, and wants to encourage other Christians to do the same. He said, “We live in a sex saturated society and it is so easy for believers to be swept along the tide that says that we need to be in a sexual relationship in order to be fulfilled and to be seen to be with it. Single Christians, no matter what their relationship status, need support in this area of their lives. The Singles and Relationship summit’ aims to address key areas of concerns.”
The summit will feature live performances from leading gospel artists including Rachel Kerr, a panel discussion featuring single Christians Adelaide McKenzie and Seth Pinnock, husband and wife rap duo Femi and Roucheon Iloyi and Pastors Tony and Sheree Clarke. They’ll also be a talk from Michael Kosmas on how individuals can live and thrive whether they are single or a relationship.
Michael has worked with many Christians, young and old since being ordained as a minister in 2006, and has recognised that the subject of sex and relationships remains one of their major concerns.
“Young Christians talk with me all the time about this subject, talk about the struggles that they face and the kind of support that they need, which is almost always the chance to share their experiences to someone who will understand them, correct them if need be, but be non-judgemental in the process.”
He continued, “Concerns about this subject are not confined to young people – it impacts all Christians, that’s why I hope this event will attract people of all ages so that we can come together, share and encourage each other to live out our faith in a way that honour God in all areas of our lives.”
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