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Attend conference all day Sunday

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Attend conference all day Wednesday

Children and Youth are free but must be registered.

Attendance for the virtual portions of the Conference are offered at no charge this year, thanks to generous contributions from Living Stream Church of the Brethren and Pacific Northwest District. This gives people who cannot attend in-person the opportunity to engage in business, a number of Equipping Sessions, and the Wednesday evening concert featuring Brethren musicians—all virtually. Those wishing to participate virtually still need to register to gain access to the streaming platform. Virtual attendees are encouraged to make a donation to the ministry of Annual Conference as an expression of appreciation. Donations can be made at www.brethren.org/giveAC. Donations earmarked for “webcasting” will be used to underwrite expenses related to streaming in 2027.

Check the box to the right to be registered.

Your booklet will be mailed to you. Choose this option if you want your booklet before Annual Conference.

Pick your booklet up at the registration counters.

A PDF will be emailed to you prior to Annual Conference. Choose this option if you would only like your booklet electronically. 

The Embassy Theatre in downtown Fort Wayne is an outstanding gem which was saved from the wrecking ball in the early 1970's. Opened in 1928 as a movie and vaudeville theater it is on the Register of Historic Buildings. It was frequented by many famous people throughout the years and along with the attached Hotel Indiana, was a popular destination for visitors.  

The building was saved by a small group who were especially attached to the Grande Page Organ, one of only four ever built. They formed the Embassy Foundation to save the organ, and in 1974 found themselves owning the entire building. Since then, the foundation has grown to include many people in the community who donated to save and restore both the theater and hotel. It has become a showplace for concerts, speakers, comedy, Broadway shows, weddings, and countless other events.  

Join us during Annual Conference to tour this ornate building, learn about its history, and enjoy a concert featuring the Grande Page Organ with its 1000+ pipes and special effects. 

Walk as a group across the street from the Grand Wayne Convention Center

Cost: $10 donation to the theater

Order this packet to sing in the Annual Conference choir. The packet of anthems will be mailed to you in advance. Note: packets will also be available to purchase on the first day of choir rehearsal as supplies last.

A DVD Wrap-up with the highlights of Annual Conference. DVD will be mailed to the address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

A 2-DVD set containing the 5 sermons delivered at Annual Conference. DVD's will be mailed to the address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

The Wrap-Up DVD plus the 2-DVD set containing the 5 sermons delivered at Annual Conference. DVD's will be mailed to the address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

A Digital version of the Wrap-up with highlights of Annual Conference. A link to download the file will be EMAILED to the email address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

A Digital version of the 5 sermons delivered at Annual Conference. A link to download the file will be EMAILED to the email address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

A DVD Wrap-up with the highlights of Annual Conference. DVD will be mailed to the address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

A 2-DVD set containing the 5 sermons delivered at Annual Conference. DVD's will be mailed to the address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

The Wrap-Up DVD plus the 2-DVD set containing the 5 sermons delivered at Annual Conference. DVD's will be mailed to the address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

A Digital version of the Wrap-up with highlights of Annual Conference. A link to download the file will be EMAILED to the email address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

A Digital version of the 5 sermons delivered at Annual Conference. A link to download the file will be EMAILED to the email address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

The Embassy Theatre in downtown Fort Wayne is an outstanding gem which was saved from the wrecking ball in the early 1970's. Opened in 1928 as a movie and vaudeville theater it is on the Register of Historic Buildings. It was frequented by many famous people throughout the years and along with the attached Hotel Indiana, was a popular destination for visitors.  

The building was saved by a small group who were especially attached to the Grande Page Organ, one of only four ever built. They formed the Embassy Foundation to save the organ, and in 1974 found themselves owning the entire building. Since then, the foundation has grown to include many people in the community who donated to save and restore both the theater and hotel. It has become a showplace for concerts, speakers, comedy, Broadway shows, weddings, and countless other events.  

Join us during Annual Conference to tour this ornate building, learn about its history, and enjoy a concert featuring the Grande Page Organ with its 1000+ pipes and special effects. 

Walk as a group across the street from the Grand Wayne Convention Center

Cost: $10 donation to the theater

Order this packet to sing in the Annual Conference choir. The packet of anthems will be mailed to you in advance. Note: packets will also be available to purchase on the first day of choir rehearsal as supplies last.

A printed conference booklet will be mailed to all delegates at no charge. However, if you would rather have the booklet as a PDF with bookmarks, we'll be happy to email one to you instead of a printed booklet. Please check the box.

Your booklet will be mailed to you. Choose this option if you want your booklet before Annual Conference. THE MAILED BOOK OPTION WILL END JUNE 20.

A PDF will be emailed to you prior to Annual Conference. Choose this option only if you would like your booklet electronically. 

A DVD Wrap-up with the highlights of Annual Conference. DVD will be mailed to the address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

A 2-DVD set containing the 5 sermons delivered at Annual Conference. DVD's will be mailed to the address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

The Wrap-Up DVD plus the 2-DVD set containing the 5 sermons delivered at Annual Conference. DVD's will be mailed to the address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

A Digital version of the Wrap-up with highlights of Annual Conference. A link to download the file will be EMAILED to the email address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

A Digital version of the 5 sermons delivered at Annual Conference. A link to download the file will be EMAILED to the email address listed on the registration following Annual Conference.

Come meet, greet and eat with other conference goers on Sunday evening in the Atrium of the Hilton Hotel. Purchase your meal ticket in advance when you register. Questions on table tents will encourage conversation and fellowship. Come join us! 

Meal service begins at 5:00 and continues until 6:00.

Menu: Baked Lasagna with Bread Sticks, Caesar Salad with Romaine Lettuce, Grated Parmesan Cheese and Seasoned Croutons, Served with Caesar & Italian Dressings, Chef’s Choice Dessert, Starbucks® Coffee, Hot Teas, Iced Water & Iced Tea.

Dietary options are available.

Menu: Macaroni & Cheese, Fruit Cup, Brownie/Cookie & Milk or Lemonade

This breakfast is open to all current and past BDM & CDS volunteers and supporters, and those interested in learning more about our ministry. This is an opportunity to receive updates on our work; meet or reconnect with others in the BDM family; and hear first-hand accounts from our disaster leaders, volunteers, and partners.

During conference, a limited number of spaces may be available for those who have not pre-registered, although this is not guaranteed. Please make a BDM or CDS staff member aware of your interest.

NOTE: Checking this box does not register you for the meal; it only indicates your interest! Attendees must register with Brethren Disaster Ministries to participate in this free meal by contacting the BDM/CDS offices at 800-451-4407; bdm@brethren.org; or cds@brethren.org. Pre-registration by June 1, 2026, is necessary to reserve a seat.

Speakers: Mike Neff and/or other camp staff

“Celebrating our Church of the Brethren Camps”

This breakfast is a time to join with fellow camp staff, volunteers, and supporters and celebrate the life-changing ministry of camp. There will be recognition of staff and volunteer award recipients, camp songs, and fellowship with those who value the impact of outdoor ministry in our denomination.

Speaker: Jeff Carter

Bethany Theological Seminary invites alumni and friends to join a celebration of the successful completion of the Flourish fundraising campaign. Join President Jeff Carter for exciting updates on the wonderful things generous financial support is making possible.

“Service in Troubling Times”

Faith shapes how we choose to live and express our values in troubling times. Cliff Kindy, Bob Gross, John Hartsough, and Mary Jane Shearer joined Brethren Volunteer Service in 1969, a period of deep conflict in American history. Hear from this panel of former volunteers as they share how the historical moment affected their entrance into voluntary service, and how that commitment affected the rest of their lives. Through personal stories, they will explore service as a faithful response to wartime realities and consider how resistance to the Vietnam War can continue to inform how we serve today.

Speaker: Dr. Betty Pries

“Leadership from the Inside Out: Nurturing our Identity as Children of God”

A quote by William O’Brien is as follows: “The success of an intervention depends on the interior condition of the intervenor.” If this statement is true, then the implications for faith leaders and peacebuilders are profound. What do we mean by our interior condition and how does our interior condition influence the work we do? Dr. Pries will offer a robust understanding of our personhood in relationship with one another, proposing a metaphor of selfhood as a vehicle for understanding and transforming ourselves, our relationships, our spirituality, and the conflicts we seek to heal.

Speaker: Dr. Betty Pries

“Clergywomen as Change Agents amidst Conflict’s Transformation”

Differences are normal even essential for healthy human interactions and for listening carefully for God’s leading. Disagreeing well becomes challenging when clashing values thrust congregations and societies into discord. Dr. Pries will focus on celebrating the unique gifts women bring as change agents - particularly in traditionally patriarchal male-dominated spaces – while equipping women leaders as they navigate complex congregational and social dynamics, finding their solid ground amidst conflict’s transformation.

Speaker: Founa Augustin Badet

“Imagine God’s Love Overflowing”

Experience the overflowing love of God at the 2026 Annual Conference Intercultural Luncheon, where we will gather to build, share stories, and connect with one another. “And it shall come to pass in the last days, says God, That I will pour out of My Spirit on all flesh; Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, Your young men shall see visions, Your old men shall dream dreams. And on My menservants and on My maidservants I will pour out My Spirit in those days; And they shall prophesy.” Acts 2:17-18 NKJV

*The ticket price for this meal is being partially subsidized by the Church of the Brethren Intercultural Ministries

Tickets – Available at no cost from the Brethren Revival Fellowship exhibit.

Checking this box does not sign you up for the meal; you must pick up a ticket at AC. 

Speakers: Anna Lisa Gross, Kelsie Lee Godoy, Terri Duclos

“Healing Power of Music”

Every month Beacon Heights Church of the Brethren's fellowship hall is full of women, moms and children laughing, playing, and potlucking. The women then circle up for simple, profound music that heals, strengthens and connects (while the kids play with a chaperone). We don't use instruments or sheet music. We learn by ear and teach each other favorite songs. Sister Song Circle is a collaboration of Beacon Heights CoB, Sophia's Portico and Bridging Worlds. This model could be a ministry for your own congregation, and an opportunity to serve moms, children, and women of all ages. Even if you can't imagine trying a sister song circle back home, our annual dinner will be a joyful and rejuvenating time.

Speakers: Ilexene Alphonse, Vildor Archange

“Steadfastness Through Adversity”

Plan to attend the Brethren World Mission breakfast to hear about the resilience and faithfulness of our sister churches in Haiti (Églises des Frères d’Haïti ). The church leaders and 4,500 members continue to live through multiple crises that include economic and political, gang violence, gender-based violence, kidnapping, a cholera outbreak, high inflation and destruction left by Hurricane Melissa in fall 2025. A time of prayer will be held at the conclusion of the presentation.

Speaker: Dana Cassell

“A Biblical Basis for Resisting Tyranny”

Dozens of OEP folks have joined in a study called OUTWIT with Dana Cassell. While we dug into biblical stories of regular people taking down tyrants, the present-day headlines became more and more eerily similar to what we read in ancient scripture. What tools can we learn from these sacred stories to use in our modern-day resistance to tyranny? Join On Earth Peace for breakfast to hear from Dana (speaking via ZOOM) and learn about OEP’s work offering a Christian nonviolent response to political violence and building capacity in local communities around the United States.

Speakers: College Leadership

“State of the College”

This presentation will provide an overview on the current state of the College, highlighting recent achievements, today's students and programs, and emerging priorities.

Speakers: Steve Nolt, Mark Clapper

“Elizabethtown College and the Young Center: Continuing to Boldly Live Our Brethren-Rooted Mission and Values”

Church of the Brethren-derived values have shaped the foundation of Elizabethtown College throughout its history and continues to drive the school’s mission today. In this 40-year anniversary of the College’s Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies, join Director of the Young Center and Senior Scholar Dr. Steve Nolt as he explores the story of pioneer Etown Professor Elizabeth Myer’s journey for religious liberty in the early 1900s and how it was motivated and informed by the College’s founding educational tenets. Joining Nolt will be Executive Director of Legacy Planning and Engagement Mark Clapper, who will be contributing insights into how Etown’s founding values of peace, nonviolence, social justice, and human dignity continue to inform current and emerging initiatives.

*The ticket price for this meal is being partially subsidized by Elizabethtown College

Speaker: David Meadows

“Juniata Reflections”

Enjoy the opportunity to visit with others who have a connection to or an interest in Juniata College. As the College celebrates its 150th Anniversary, we will share in fellowship and storytelling about the Juniata experience. All are welcome. We hope you'll join us!

Speaker: Megan Sarber

“University Update”

Join the alumni office, current students and President Stacy Young '96 for good food and fellowship as we connect over our shared love and support of Manchester University. 

Speaker: Aaron Meis

"From Cradle to the Arch - the Lifecycle Approach to Enrollment at McPherson College"

Over 70% of higher education colleges and universities consider student enrollment as a major challenge. This is especially true for small colleges. Having doubled full-time student enrollment at McPherson College over the past 20 years, MC has defied the odds in the small college sector. Learn more about how Mac is addressing the future of student enrollment.

*The ticket price for this meal is being partially subsidized by McPherson College office of Alumni.

Speakers: Daniel Mbaya, Sharon Norton

“EYN President Daniel Mbaya brings the Word”

Global Mission is honored to have EYN President Daniel Mbaya speak to us about being a peace church in the context of religious violence in northern Nigeria. Other international guests will be introduced and Global Mission Executive Director, Sharon Norton, will bring greetings and updates as well.

Speaker: Richard Wehrle

“Discovering God's Gifts-Connecting Your Congregation and Community”

Has your congregation struggled to make meaningful connections with its neighbors? Are the current ministry programs in your congregation not as effective as they once were? Join us as we discover how to find the gifts that exist in your congregation and how to use them to more effectively engage with the community around you.

Please check the box if you'd like to receive information about volunteering at Annual Conference. You will be able to choose one or more of these options: Registration, Ticket Sales, Ushering, Ushering as a Manchester Graduate, Packet Stuffing, Teller, Accessibility Helper*, Silent Auction Tables, First Aid (EMT, RN, PA, NP, MD, DO), Help with Spanish interpretation, Early Childhood Activities, Grades K-2 Activities, Grades 3-5 Activities, Jr. High Activities, Sr. High Activities.

* Accessibility Helper - to help orient people with special needs to and/or navigate the Convention Center and Hotel.

I would like to be assigned to sit with a Non-Delegate table group. I understand that by checking the box I agree to attend all five of the business sessions: morning and afternoon on Monday, Tuesday (afternoon only) and Wednesday.

Please check the box if you'd like to receive email information to sign up to donate blood.

The Annual Conference Office provides a roommate search option as a courtesy to those who want to share a room during their stay at Annual Conference. The names and contact information of persons who choose to be included will be placed on a list which will be sent to everyone on it (men’s names to men, women’s names to women). The Annual Conference Office will not choose or put roommates together. It will be the responsibility of those on the list to contact one another, agree with someone as their roommate, and make the hotel reservation. Disclaimer: This is a service of convenience for those attending the Church of the Brethren Annual Conference. Neither the Annual Conference Office nor the Church of the Brethren can be responsible for the conduct, behavior, or outcome of those choosing to room with someone else from the list.

Check the box to be included in the Roommate Search List.

Please check the box if you'd like to receive information about volunteering at Annual Conference. You will be able to choose one or more of these options: Registration, Ticket Sales, Ushering, Ushering as a Manchester Graduate, Packet Stuffing, Teller, Accessibility Helper*, Silent Auction Tables, First Aid (EMT, RN, PA, NP, MD, DO), Help with Spanish interpretation, Early Childhood Activities, Grades K-2 Activities, Grades 3-5 Activities, Jr. High Activities, Sr. High Activities.

* Accessibility Helper - to help orient people with special needs to and/or navigate the Convention Center and Hotel.

Please check the box if you'd like to receive email information to sign up to donate blood.

The Annual Conference Office provides a roommate search option as a courtesy to those who want to find a roommate for their stay at Annual Conference. The names and contact information of persons who choose to be included will be placed on a list which will be sent to everyone on it (men’s names to men, women’s names to women). The Annual Conference Office will not choose or put roommates together. It will be the responsibility of those on the list to contact one another, agree with someone to share a room, and make the hotel reservation. Disclaimer: This is a service of convenience for those attending the Church of the Brethren Annual Conference. Neither the Annual Conference Office nor the Church of the Brethren can be responsible for the conduct, behavior, or outcome of those choosing to room with someone else from the list.

Check the box to be included in the Roommate Search List.

Since 2015, Clothes for Joes has been working to provide clothing, hygiene products, and accessories to veterans in the greater Fort Wayne area. We will be split between two locations – at the Store, volunteers will be restocking and organizing the showroom and storage areas. 

• Travel to Project: Walk – 19 minutes (0.8 miles)
• Inside
• Max Number of Volunteers: 7
• Age Requirement: 18+

Important Info:

• Closed-toe shoes required

Check the box to register for this project

Since 2015, Clothes for Joes has been working to provide clothing, hygiene products, and accessories to veterans in the greater Fort Wayne area. We will be split between two locations – at the Processing Center, volunteers will be sorting donations. 

• Travel to Project: Annual Conference Bus
• Inside
• Max Number of Volunteers: 13
• Age Requirement: 18+

Important Info:

• Can accommodate most folks with mobility impairments
• Closed-toe shoes required

Check the box to register for this project

Fort Wayne Parks and Rec offers a variety of summer programs. We will be partnering with them to provide a morning of fun for kids and youth. Volunteers will supervise and interact with youth and help paint the entrance floor of a youth center.

• Travel to Project: Annual Conference Bus
• Outside
• Max Number of Volunteers: 8
• Age Requirement: 18+

Important Info:

• Wear old clothes you don’t mind getting paint on

Check the box to register for this project

One of the many jobs of Fort Wayne Parks and Rec is to maintain the public green spaces of Fort Wayne. They rely on volunteers to help with this mission and we will participate in a brush clean-up at a local Fort Wayne park. This could include weeding, picking up trash, and trimming bushes.

• Travel to Project: Walk or Annual Conference Bus depending on location
• Outside
• Max Number of Volunteers: 15
• Age Requirement: All ages – minors must be accompanied by an adult

Important Info:

• Bring work gloves, Parks and Rec will provide all other tools
• Closed-toe shoes required 

Check the box to register for this project

Just Neighbors is a homeless shelter and network founded in 2000 which focuses on keeping families together and is supported by local congregations. We will volunteer with various tasks that may include painting, cleaning, sorting donations, or doing yard work.

• Travel to Project: Annual Conference Bus
• Inside
• Max Number of Volunteers: 18
• Age Requirement: All ages – minors must be accompanied by an adult

Important Info:

• Closed-toe shoes required 

Check the box to register for this project

Miss Virginia’s Food Pantry is located in the former home of Virginia Schrantz who served the food insecure in her community for over 40 years. After her passing in 1998, Miss Virginia’s Food Pantry opened with a dedication to providing healthy food to families who need assistance. We will work in the garden pulling weeds and spreading mulch.

• Travel to Project: Walk – 18 minutes (0.8 miles)
• Outside
• Max Number of Volunteers: 15
• Age Requirement: 18+

Important Info:

• Bring work gloves
• Closed-toe shoes required 

Check the box to register for this project

Wellspring has had many names since 1968 and provides a variety of programs focused on food, clothing, and recreational activities. We will be helping to sort donations in the food bank and clothing shop.

• Travel to Project: Walk – 12 minutes (0.5 miles)
• Inside
• Max Number of Volunteers: 20
• Age Requirement: All ages – minors must be accompanied by an adult

Important Info:

• Closed-toe shoes required 

Check the box to register for this project

Blessings in a Backpack serves children at nine schools in the Fort Wayne community, feeding 3,750 students every weekend during the school year and an additional 11,000 children in the summer months. They also distribute “Believe Bags” on a quarterly basis to ensure that a child’s soul is being fed in addition to their stomach. Each bag contains a small gift based upon need, season, or theme and a positive message reminding the children that others believe in their worth, their ability, and their dreams. We will write and decorate positive messages for the “Believe Bags” to share our love and encouragement with the children of Fort Wayne. 

• Travel to Project: None – at conference center
• Inside
• Max Number of Volunteers: No limit
• Age Requirement: All ages

No registration required. Look for signs and announcements for this service project location.

All Sunday evening through Thursday morning sessions

8:15 a.m. - 11:45 p.m. | 1:45 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. | 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Each session begins with a centering activity designed to bring children into the space and share anything they want to talk about before we start. Afterwards, children will be introduced to the verse & theme for the day, using stories, visuals, and songs. Each session will include an art and sensory invitation and a variety of play centers. These centers include blocks, books, group art, and dramatic play. Embracing the theme of imagine, each session is designed to provide children with open ended materials and play invitations. Children are encouraged to wear play clothes, as some art activities include painting. 

6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

See session description above.

8:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

See session description above.

1:45 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.

See session description above.

6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

See session description above.

8:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

See session description above.

1:45 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.

See session description above.

6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

See session description above.

8:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

See session description above.

1:45 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.

See session description above.

6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

See session description above.

8:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

See session description above.

All Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday sessions. 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.

8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. 

• Bible StoryBook
• Peace craft
• Storytime with New Community Project
• Bubbles at TinCaps Stadium park
• Explore the Allen County Public Library Children's Department

8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. 

• Bible StoryBook
• Peace Quilt Blocks craft
• Service Project with COB FaithX staff
• Experience the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory

8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. 

• Bible StoryBook
• Peace craft
• Story/Activity with On Earth Peace staff
• Learn and discover at Science Central

All Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday sessions. 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.

8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. 

• Games and devotions
• Tour the Fort Wayne Firefighters Museum
• Explore the Allen County Public Library Children's Department
• Bible study with On Earth Peace staff

8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. 

• Games and devotions
• Blessings in a Backpack service project  
• Play time in Headwaters Park
• Learn and discover at Science Central

8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. 

• Games and devotions
• Visit from New Community Project staff
• Experience and interact at the Fort Wayne Zoo

All evening and daily sessions, Sunday through Wednesday. 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

• Welcome activities

8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. | 8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

• Explore the Fort Wayne Zoo
• Hear from On Earth Peace staff
• Games/crafts/free time
• Exhibit Hall Bingo
• Game show night

8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. | 8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

• Biomes Lab at the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory
• Visit from Bethany Theological Seminary staff with sponsored lunch
• Visit by New Community Project staff
• Games/crafts/free time
• Minute to Win It games

8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. | 8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

• Service Projects in Fort Wayne
• Lunch at Promenade Park Tree Top Trail
• Learn about FaithX and Brethren Volunteer Service from staff
• Visit from Youth/Young Adult Ministries staff
• Games/crafts/free time
• Group games and ice cream

All evening and daily sessions, Sunday through Wednesday. 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

• Welcome and games

8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. | 8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

• Visit with On Earth Peace staff and Alive Community Outreach/Peace Academy youth
• Service Project at Poplar Village Community Garden
• Activities with the Youth and Young Adult team

8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. | 8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

• Tour of Sweetwater Music
• Visit with Miami Nations
• Trip to Paige’s Crossing entertainment center
• Activities with the Brethren Volunteer Service and FaithX team

8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. | 8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

• Convention Center Scavenger Hunt 
• Explore the Fort Wayne Zoo and downtown Fort Wayne
• Visit from Bethany Theological Seminary and Brethren Colleges

Sunday Evening, June 28

• Meet after worship for board games and scavenger hunt around conference center, led by BVS

Monday, June 29

• Meet for lunch at Union Street Market (meet at convention center to carpool)
• Outdoor scavenger hunt near conference center
• David Radcliff might speak that evening

Tuesday, June 30

• Service project during lunchtime at Poplar Village Gardens
• David Radcliff might speak that evening

Wednesday, July 1

• Eat dinner together after business 
• Go to worship together
• Go to the concert together

Thursday, July 2

• Breakfast together before worship

All events are pay-as-you-go. Check the box if you'd like to be added to the list to receive updates.