General Conference | July 26-29, 2022 | Black Mountain, NC This month, please meet three more conference speakers, Lois Tupyi, EMC’s very own, Dr. Jim Harriman, as well as Jonathan and Lisa Moore. Lois Tupyi is the Executive Director of Love INC of Treasure Valley. She has worked with the Canyon County based affiliate since April 1999, when she served as its first Clearinghouse Coordinator. She accepted the responsibility of Executive Director in January 2002, and has led the local non-profit organization since then. In 2005, Lois was asked to become a trainer for the National Love INC organization. In this capacity, she has coordinated and led large group trainings locally and nationally to meet the training needs of developing affiliates. In 2011, she joined the National Love INC board for a brief time giving input on the restructure of the Love INC Movement. Love INC of Treasure Valley’s campus is a training site for people in all stages of their Love INC Ministry growth as well as others interested in learning more about Redemptive Compassion. Lois is an inspiring speaker and educator at area churches and communities across the nation, frequently traveling to share her passion for the Biblical call to wholistic help. Lois is an Idaho native. She and her husband Basil live on, and manage a small Hereford ranch in Wilder where they enjoy the rural lifestyle. She has three adult children and fourteen beautiful grandchildren. Lois is an accomplished author. Her published works include the best-selling devotional, “Selah: Pause and Consider,” which blends personal worship and daily Bible reading with praise music, and beautiful photography. She has also written three books which explore a Biblical philosophy regarding wholistic help to the poor; they are “Redemptive Compassion,” “The Wagon Principle,” and “Compassion with Redemptive Power.” All of these materials are available individually for purchase online. Simply “Click HERE" to purchase any and all of her works. You can also find specially bundled toolkits for individuals or faith communities interested in helping people improve their lives, rather than just sustaining them in a lifestyle of need. During one of the afternoon sessions at General Conference 2022, Lois will share how to build resources in people, not just give resources to people.
That difference is deeply explored in “Redemptive Compassion.”
The Kerusso – December | 2021
Kerusso (Greek): “To publish, proclaim openly: something which has been done.”