Bp. Trevor Walters

We will specifically look at how this plays out as adult children of parents who failed to nurture and affirm.  It will critique the secular counselling approach of understanding parents so as to move beyond the resentment.  The workshop will also  identify the four responses to lack of Affirmation from parents: Pleasing, Performing, Carrying and Rebelling.

Bp. Bill Love

In this workshop, we will be exploring various aspects of Deliverance Ministry -- What it is, why it is important, and how to pray for deliverance from oppressive evil spirits that negatively impact our lives.  The demonic influences spoken of in the Bible are just as real today as they were 2000 years ago.  Fortunately, so is the healing power of Jesus Christ. 

Rev. Dr. Winfield Bevins

The arts have the power to change lives and renew congregations, but its impact has been largely diminished in recent decades. Rather than being on the periphery of the church, the arts should be at the very center of the church’s life and mission. This training series will help you develop a vision and strategy for how your church can recover the power of the arts that will renew your church and impact your community.

Zachary Lyons

Immigration law has changed rapidly in 2026, with new asylum rules, shifting protections, and a lot of confusion in between. In this session, immigration attorney Zachary Lyons offers a clear, nonpartisan look at how the U.S. immigration system actually works today, common misconceptions, and practical, legally sound ways individuals and congregations can support immigrants in their communities.

Kate Harris

Drawing from the incarnational vision of Luke 2 and the transformative work of the Holy Spirit, this workshop tackles the perennial tension Christians face as they seek to live faithful, generous lives in the midst of practical limitations.  Utilizing cross-disciplinary concepts from business, art, theology, and human development, Kate will equip participants with a practical framework to navigate complex trade-offs and gain tools to tackle both meaningful and mundane decisions with greater clarity and confidence.

Amanda McGann

Are you a teen living with persistent anxiety or depression or both? Are you concerned for the teen in your life and don't know what to say or how to help? You are not alone. In this workshop, therapist and Director of the Isaiah 40 Foundation, Amanda McGann, will guide you to understand these illnesses and find resources, resilience and rest in God's promise that he will help you "run and not grow weary... walk and not be faint" (Isaiah 40:31).

Dan Sylvia and Dan Miller

Back by popular demand, this art-making workshop will lead you in a meditation on freedom and then give you creative direction and materials to express yourself.

Leah Turner

Come see how God calls us all to Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and the whole world. Hear witness and testimony from the teens who traveled to Uganda this summer, and learn how God might be calling you and your parish to participate. 

Josh Vanada and Micah Thompson

Every believer has been called, gifted, and empowered — not by accident, but by a God who delights in mobilizing His whole Church for His purposes. Rooted in the priesthood of all believers and the Spirit's power to do far more than we could ask or imagine, Micah and Josh will guide participants through the process of identifying their passions, skills, and gifts, and stepping boldly into the calling God has placed on their lives. But this session goes beyond the personal — together we will explore how to recognize and draw out those same gifts in the people around us, building a culture of intentional leadership development anchored in the depths of Christ's sacrifice and the ongoing work of His Spirit. When we live from the intersection of our God-given gifts and deepest passions, we edify our Lord Jesus Christ and His body — the Church.