9th Rediscovering the Holy Scriptures Disciples’ Reformation Conference at Y.O. Ranch Hotel
The 9th Annual Rediscovering the Holy Scriptures Disciples’ Reformation Conference will take place November 20–22 at Y.O. Ranch Hotel in Kerrville. Hosted by the New Testament Church Movement Ministry and Apostle Kelvin and Ramona Franklin, this free growth and learning conference focuses on teaching participants how to read, study, and understand the Holy Bible while developing their walk as followers and disciples of Jesus Christ.
The 2026 theme, “The Four Stages of Metamorphosis of a Follower of Jesus Christ,” draws on Romans 12:1–2 and 2 Corinthians 5:17. Sessions will cover the history and original languages of biblical manuscripts, the Dead Sea Scrolls, choosing a Bible translation, using Strong’s Concordance and Bible study apps, and practical techniques for studying Scripture. Activities will also help participants reflect on personal growth and discipleship.
Speakers and participants include Apostle Kelvin and Ramona Franklin, Brother Kenneth O’Neal, Apostle Dr. Daniel W. White and Prophetess Clotia White, Minister Lester Frances, and Minister John Bentley. The program includes teaching sessions, practical exercises, group discussions, question-and-answer opportunities, and fellowship.
The conference begins Friday, November 20, at 7 pm and continues through Sunday, November 22, at noon. Attendance is free, with both in-person and virtual participation through Zoom available. Optional meals are at attendees’ expense, including a Saturday evening buffet dinner for $35 per person. Breakfast and lunch costs are also the responsibility of participants.
Attendees staying at Y.O. Ranch Hotel can call 830-257-4440 and mention NT Church Movement Ministry to request the special rate of $139 per night. For conference details, contact NT Church Movement Ministry at NTChurchMovement@gmail.com.
The conference will be held at Y.O. Ranch Hotel in Kerrville, TX. The Sunday morning fellowship and visit will take place at the Coming King Sculpture and Prayer Garden overlooking Kerrville.