May 25 – Jun 8 2025
Join us for this year’s Global Mission Conference to hear powerful stories of transformation and discover how you can bring healing and hope!
Speakers
Benson Ocen
Dr. Robi Sonderegger
Dr. Betty Pries
Quincy Bergman
The Backstory on the Logo
As we worked together on creating the conference logo, we wanted to capture the heart of God’s pursuit of peace and reconciliation. Plus, His invitation to join Him in the work. We began in Matthew 5:9 where Jesus says, “Blessed are the Peace-Makers, for they will be called children of God,” realizing that being a Peace-Maker isn’t just something we do—it’s part of who we are as followers of Christ. Our new default. Our Jesus operating system (OS) – if you will.
The next question was, “How do we live this out?” Drawing from Isaiah 2:4, “…they will pound their swords into rakes and shovels,” we envisioned a design that symbolizes our call to turn weapons of destruction into tools of restoration. The dagger is more than a literal weapon; It symbolizes the different ways we wage war everyday – with our words, our thinking, our actions, and even our lack of words or lack of actions.
The logo became a reminder of the hard, beautiful work we’re all invited to do—actively partnering with God to be Peace-Makers in our relationships, homes, schools, workplaces and wherever He calls us.
As we worked together on creating the conference logo, we wanted to capture the heart of God’s pursuit of peace and reconciliation. Plus, His invitation to join Him in the work. We began in Matthew 5:9 where Jesus says, “Blessed are the Peace-Makers, for they will be called children of God,” realizing that being a Peace-Maker isn’t just something we do—it’s part of who we are as followers of Christ. Our new default. Our Jesus operating system (OS) – if you will.
The next question was, “How do we live this out?” Drawing from Isaiah 2:4, “…they will pound their swords into rakes and shovels,” we envisioned a design that symbolizes our call to turn weapons of destruction into tools of restoration. The dagger is more than a literal weapon; It symbolizes the different ways we wage war everyday – with our words, our thinking, our actions, and even our lack of words or lack of actions.
The logo became a reminder of the hard, beautiful work we’re all invited to do—actively partnering with God to be Peace-Makers in our relationships, homes, schools, workplaces and wherever He calls us.
Events
Sunday, May 25
Healing After The Silence
9:00 & 11:30am
Learn MoreSunday, June 1
From Wrestling to Reconciliation
9:00 & 11:30am
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Mission Expo
10:30am – 1:30pm
Learn MoreSunday, June 8
Me? ...A Peace-Maker?!
10:30am – 1:30pm
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Celebrate!
After each service!
Learn MoreNext Steps
Next Step #1
Pray Globally
An Online Tool to Engage in Global Mision
Global Mission Portfolio
The Global Mission Portfolio is an online tool designed to help you stay connected with our partners through regular story updates. Take this opportunity to stand together with our partners learning and interceding in prayer.
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Next Step #2
Share Generously
Christ invites each of us to participate
Faith Promise
A key element to sharing the love of Jesus with everyone, everywhere is to invest our financial resources in mission partnerships. For this reason, we invite all who share God’s calling to global mission to make a personal Faith Promise commitment – a consistent budget line that reflects its significance in your life.
Learn more about how you can share generously.
Next Step #3
Visit and Learn
Experience Firsthand God at Work
Visit a Global Partner
Mission team experiences are vital to our discipleship, helping us grow in a global worldview as we visit and learn from our partners around the world. Through these visits, we strengthen relationships, encourage one another, and experience firsthand how God is at work in diverse cultures.
Explore the various teams and the next step in your discipleship with Christ.