We were made to live in freedom and flourish. But what ideas form the foundations for healthy, thriving communities? How does our understanding of broad topics like the human person, government, and economics help us build a culture for flourishing?
How does our view of work, a much narrower but related topic, affect the prospect for human flourishing? Despite the fact that we spend most of our waking hours engaged in work, the larger culture and many in the Church simply don’t have a firm understanding of its true nature and purpose. Grasping the concept of vocation is essential to both individual and corporate flourishing.
Join us as we seek to articulate and discuss this empowering view of vocation and other foundational ideas that promote human flourishing.
During this three-day conference, attendees will explore:
- A helpful and definitive view of vocation, or “calling”
- How to break down the sacred vs. secular dichotomy in work
- The value and dignity of our daily work and labor
- Key characteristics of the human person made in the Image of God
- The economic realities of our world
Who should attend:
- Faith-Based Leaders
- Market-Place Leaders
- Nonprofit Leaders
What to expect:
- Purposefully small of event with 30-35 attendees, meant to facilitate fellowship
- Meaningful discussion of important ideas that inform our worldview
- Engaging and thoughtful lectures from excellent speakers
- Extended question and answer sessions with each speaker
Application deadline: March 8, 2020 - Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so apply soon before the conference fills up!
We are excited to partner with our friends at YWAM’s University of the Nations in Kona!