No matter where you turn today, grace seems to be in short supply, not just on our social media feeds but in our churches, offices, even our homes. Join us for a few days this Spring as we take a breather and explore some of the ties that bind—and those that heal, too.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25TH (PRE-CONFERENCE)

7pm-ish — Special outing to Babette’s Feast, a new play based on the short story by Isak Dinesen, followed by a Q&A with the production’s developers. Click here to read more about the amazing source material, and here for a review of this exciting new production. Tickets are limited so email info@mbird.com today to reserve yours.

THURSDAY, APRIL 26TH

5:30pm  —  Registration
7:00pm  —  Opening Devotion and Worship – Sarah Condon
7:30pm  —  RJ Heijmen
8:00pm  —  Dinner (catered by The Pixie and the Scout)

FRIDAY, APRIL 27TH

8:00am – Coffee and Registration
9:00am – Opening Devotion by Sarah Condon
9:15am – Morning Talks

• Chad Bird
• Jamin Warren

10:30 – Coffee Break
10:45 – Breakouts A

• “I’m New Here! What’s Going On?” – Aaron Zimmerman
• Alissa Wilkinson
• “Grace for Those with Father Issues (AKA, Grace for Those with a Pulse)” – Dave Johnson
• ” Not Weak on Sanctification: Christians Grow in Reverse” – Nick Lannon
• Ethan Richardson

11:45am – Lunch
1:00pm – Jason Micheli in conversation with Fleming Rutledge
2:00pm – Breakouts B

• Dorsey McConnell
• Carrie Willard
• “Weeds, Wheat and Stubborn Grace” – Daniel Emery Price
• CJ Green

3:00pm – Breakouts C

• Duo Dickinson
• “Reading from Phases” – Mischa Willett
• “It is Good: Waiting for our New Creation” – Laurel Marr
• Adam Morton

5:30pm – Drinks with Paul Zahl
6:30pm – Alan Jacobs speaks
7:30pm – Dinner catered by The Pixie and the Scout

SATURDAY, APRIL 28TH

8:15am  —  Coffee
9:00am  —  Devotion by Sarah Condon
9:10am —  Morning Talks

• Tim Blackmon
• Charlotte Getz and Stephanie Phillips

10:45am  —  David Zahl speaks
12:15pm  —  Book table closes

SUNDAY, APRIL 29TH (POST-CONFERENCE)

11:00am — Jacob Smith preaches at Calvary Episcopal Church