What does it take to reach today's young adults with the gospel? The secret is to start by seeing young adults for who they are, where they are, and what they’re searching for. New research reveals seven key transitions young adults are navigating—often all at once—and what sort of meaningful community and connection they long for most.

Learn about a unique healthcare model called "health cost sharing," a way to satisfy your healthcare costs and help fellow Christians while upholding your Christian beliefs and helping you retain resources for sharing the Gospel.

What place does evangelism have in the mission of God? God is inviting us to participate in His redemptive mission for the life of the world. This workshop will explore evangelism as a missional practice of the church.

Do you know that the Church of the Nazarene has over 100 years on the US Military mission field? Would you like to serve or support in delivering the Gospel to US soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines? Come enjoy a fun session on the amazing ministry of Nazarene Military Chaplaincy . . . and how you or your church can be a part!

Scriptural holiness still offers all generations raised in western civilization real hope of transformation. We will explore a fresh missiology for our context, suggesting a different interpretative key for our post-Christian era. We trace the toxic tea of cultural narcissism that has been brewing and its impact on gospel receptivity. How may we reach people steeped in that "tea" with the gospel more effectively today?

Also offered Wednesday at 11:00am.

This workshop will focus on effective strategies to minister in and through the Black Community.

Engage in a conversation with a panel of young clergy pastors who are seizing their unique spaces and talents to win people for Christ. Discover how young clergy are creating new open doors to embrace an ever-changing world and innovating to reach people in new ways by leveraging networks, connecting with mentors, and building partnerships!

Nurturing a spirit of missions in everyone: what does that mean? How can we creatively engage people in missions outside of service times? How can we help resource and partner with our Children’s ministry team and NYI in sharing about missions during their meeting times? How can I pray for and support our Nazarene Missionaries and the work of the Church of the Nazarene around the world? If you have asked yourself these types of questions, we encourage you to attend this workshop where you will be provided with resources and creative ways in which to implement them in your local church.

Spanish Interpretation
Also offered Wednesday at 11:00am.

i3 originated as a plan to disciple young adults in the local church by inviting, investing and involving them in the gospel. Many of the concepts are drawn from Robert Coleman’s classic work, The Master’s Plan of Evangelism. In this workshop you will be given principles that work for evangelism, discipleship, and leadership development.

Also offered Wednesday at 3:30 pm.

This workshop equips church leadership teams with practical tools to develop focused Ministry Action Plans that align their church’s resources and efforts toward evangelism and outreach. Engaging in an annual process of Ministry Action Planning strengthens alignment between the pastoral team and church board, fostering unity and purpose. Research on congregational vitality highlights the importance of evangelistic Ministry Action Planning as a key strategy for translating vision into measurable action, helping churches effectively bring people to Jesus.

Spanish Interpretation

Montrose (Nazarene) Church is a local congregation in the backyard of Hollywood, California, who also shares a neighborhood with NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratories (JPL) and Caltech. At the same time, the main street of Montrose and surrounding community is often compared to the fictional “Mayberry” of Andy Griffith fame. How does the church evangelize in a community full of industry professionals, rocket scientists, progressive philosophies, and conservative ideologies? In this session, we will explore the attitudes, philosophies, and guiding principles that have helped Montrose Church serve this diverse community for almost 100 years.