The Bible Is True Conference

What does the Bible say about the origins of the universe? About the course of history and how it ends? About human nature, sin, and redemption?

Whether you're new to the Bible or have been studying it for years, this conference is an opportunity to look at what the Bible actually claims, and to consider what it means for your own life.

Over four days, we'll take up these questions together through a mix of live lectures and video sessions, exploring the Bible from multiple angles—science, history, philosophy, health, and more—while tracing its central message of sin and redemption.

The conference is free to attend, and all meals are provided.

If you need assistance with accommodation for the four-day conference, please contact us at [email protected]. Please note, space is limited.

• The Bible and Its Place in the History of Ideas | Pauline Huntington — 7:30 PM

• The Way of Death and the Way of Life | Byung-eun Yoo — 10:00 AM

• The Bible and Health | Dr. Kevin Ham — 2:00 PM

• Prophecies and Their Fulfillments* | Dr. Dong-yeon Moon — 7:30 PM

• The Bible and Science | Dr. Hyun-woo Shim — 10:00 AM

• Your Sins Have Separated You from God | Pastor Shin Chan Kwon — 2:00 PM

• No One Righteous, Not Even One* | Sang Kuk Lee — 7:30 PM

• Return to Me, for I Have Redeemed You | Pastor Shin Chan Kwon — 10:00 AM

2875 Route 35, Katonah, NY 10536
2nd floor (Elevator-accessible)
Parking: Parking Lot B (Free Parking)

The conference venue is approximately 6 minutes from the Katonah Metro-North station by car.

Rides will be provided from Katonah Station (Metro-North Harlem Line) to the venue and back. Please contact us for shuttle times if you plan to take the train.

If you need to cancel, please contact us at [email protected] as soon as possible so we may offer your spot to another participant.

The Word Forum is a nonprofit, nondenominational organization dedicated to promoting the study of the Bible through an interdisciplinary approach to biblical research.

Our seminars and events bring together people from all walks of life to explore the Bible's authenticity, the history of the Old and New Testaments, and its relationship to science — including archaeological discoveries and museum exhibits. Whether you're encountering the Bible for the first time or deepening your understanding, our events offer a thoughtful, open space to engage with the messages of the Bible.