The rising generation is faced with a difficult task: how to think and live Christianly in the midst of a fragmented world. How should they engage the issues of human life, culture and morality? How does the Christian worldview 
cause us to make sense of the world around us in light of Scripture? This highly interactive, multimedia, discussion-driven conference will challenge students to think and live Christianly! 

     Over two days, students will engage age-appropriate questions about life and the influences in our culture around us, all with an eye toward a holistic need to elevate our belief, commitment and action to a higher level in light of the complete Christian worldview. Join one of the two tracks below for an exciting, life-changing weekend that will challenge your thinking, deepen your commitment and elevate your faith! 
 

Track 1: Voices (ages 13-15)
     This fast-paced, interactive, multimedia program seeks to begin a dialogue about how to make sense of the confusion in life, pointing teens back to a truly Christian understanding of the world. Through significant cultural examples, small-group dialogue, and manageable ideas and questions, this event will help students understand 
how to engage and counter the vast number of voices continually attempting to sway and influence them. This dialogue helps students understand how the gospel should drive our understanding of every idea we encounter in all of life, and sets them on a path for continual development. Small groups led by our collegiate staff, hands-on activities and exciting questions make this an event that every student will enjoy! 

Track 2: Movement (ages 16-18)
     This highly interactive, multimedia program is focused on understanding the Christian worldview and answering the question “Who are we in relation to everything else that is?” By exploring who God is, who we are and what culture is, we give students a fresh look into the life we are called to live. Hands-on small groups, interactive breakout sessions led by our collegiate staff, and meaningful dialogue about real life make Movement an event that every student must be a part of!