One unique aspect of this conference will be that you will be able to choose from 7 “tracks” that focus on specific vocational areas.
For an hour and a half, local expert practitioners will guide you in a small group exploration of the nexus of faith and the discipline of your choice.

• Balance.
  Kate Harris
  

  In a culture longing to have it all, God’s vision of the good life is shaped by proper relationship between vocation, family, and rest.

  Young Professionals. Homemakers. Dual Career Families.

• Learning.
  Annie Campbell & Damon Jiggets
  

  Thriving communities require the committed nurture of life-long learners. Producing those life-long learners throughout society is no easy feat.

  Education. Mentoring. Parenting

• Justice.
  Doug Rucker & Jonnel Lilly
  

  While societies across history and geography view justice as a basic human virtue, its consistent presence is elusive everywhere.

  Law. Public Policy. Social Justice.

• Healing.
  Danny Avula & John Pierce
  

  Efforts towards wholeness of body, mind, and spirit are a vital sign of good in the face of the widespread broken-ness of our world.

  Medicine. Therapy. Public Health.

• Design.
  Ansel Olson & Alana Kucharski
  

  The shape (whether good or bad) of our homes, our workplaces, our city has an inevitable effect on overall human flourishing.

  Places. Products. Visual Media.

• Wealth.
  Erin Holler & Janet Wills
  

  Although we know that real wealth is seldom reducible to money, the pursuit and allure of money remains powerful.

  Finance. Banking. Philanthropy.

• Media.
  Nate Clarke & Ross Catrow
  

  In our media-saturated world, there are opportunities for media channels to curate truth, beauty, and order.

  Journalism. Social Media. Story