Discover the biblical foundations of lasting, Spirit-led growth in Five Laws of Organic Church Growth. Rooted in Scripture, this seminar explores how real growth begins with a culture of mission, not just worship; thrives when it is local, not imported; and flourishes by developing people, not just managing programs. Learn to lead by calling, not celebrity, and to ignite a shared vision that energizes true, sustainable renewal.

Presenter: Anton Kapusi
Location: Ray Hall, Conference Room
Time: 2:45 to 3:45; 4:00 to 5:00
Days: Mon. to Fri.

This class will demonstrate how to install a drip irrigation system for automatic watering of your garden or raised beds, helping conserve water while promoting healthy plant growth. Participants will gain a basic understanding of system components, layout and simple maintenance. We will also explore common soil amendments, when to apply them and how they improve soil quality, supporting stronger roots and more productive gardens.

Presenter: Brian Milano
Location: Elementary School
Time: 2:45 to 3:45; 4:00 to 5:00
Days: Mon. to Tues.

Day one: Sabbath School Reimagined Explore how to revitalize Sabbath School through small-group principles and rediscover its role in nurturing and training disciples.
Day two: Advancing the Mission Understand how Personal Ministries equips and mobilizes members to work together in advancing the church’s mission.

Presenter: Bill Payne
Location: Ponce Hall, Center for Student Success
Time: 2:45 to 3:45; 4:00 to 5:00
Days: Mon. to Fri.

In this seminar, Johnny Rodman shares practical advice on how families and churches can prepare before, during, and after disasters such as tornadoes, floods, and hurricanes. Drawing from personal experiences in disaster zones, he will discuss storm safety, emergency planning, evacuation tips, and ways to respond effectively when crisis strikes. Attendees will leave with valuable knowledge and real-life lessons that can help save lives.

Presenter: Johnny Rodman
Location: Cafeteria
Time: 2:45 to 3:45; 4:00 to 5:00
Days: Mon. to Fri.

Recent research from Barna, the Pew Center, and Lifeway shows renewed church attendance among youth and young adults. While encouraging, Millennials and Gen Z have largely disengaged from church over recent decades—raising the question: why?

Join us this week to explore the realities of young adult life, hear directly from young adults, and learn how family and church leaders can respond.

Presenter: Multiple Speakers
Location: Ray Hall, Room 3
Time: 2:45 to 3:45; 4:00 to 5:00
Days: Mon. to Fri.

This dynamic, practical series is designed to equip believers and churches for lasting growth. It highlights key principles of thriving churches—authentic hospitality, generosity and active Bible study—while calling members from passive attendance to active discipleship. Each session emphasizes leading others to meaningful decisions for Christ and deeper commitment. Focused on evangelism, this series will inspire and prepare individuals to make decisions for Christ and reach their communities with the gospel.

Presenter: Christopher Trent
Location: Ray Hall, Room 2
Time: 2:45 to 3:45; 4:00 to 5:00
Days: Mon. to Fri.

Come prepared for this health seminar as we explore the Wellness Trail and discover practical ways to nurture a healthier, more balanced life.

Monday Create painted rocks with scriptures.

Tuesday The first session is a 1-mile walk/run; the second session is a 5K. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Wednesday Enjoy a guided walk to observe birds.

Thursday Gain encouragement and practical tools for building healthy, Christ-centered families.

Friday Learn to identify wild edible plants and discover how God provides through nature.

Make sure to bring comfy walking/running shoes and binoculars!

Presenter: Multiple Speakers
Location: Wellness Trail
Time: 2:45 to 3:45; 4:00 to 5:00
Days: Mon. to Fri.

In this seminar, Gail and Kristin will explore the stories of women in both the Old and New Testaments who answered God’s call. Each story highlights how God uniquely gifted and equipped them to share the gospel. Together, participants will reflect on how their examples inspire us to live out the Great Commission—from Genesis 1:28 to Matthew 28:18–20—in our own lives today.

Presenter: Gail Mckenzie and Kristin Fulton
Location: Ray Hall, Media Room
Time: 2:45 to 3:45; 4:00 to 5:00
Days: Mon. to Fri.

Part 1: This seminar surveys the biblical evidence for a triune Godhead, highlighting the full deity and eternal nature of Christ and the personhood and deity of the Holy Spirit.

Part 2: This seminar examines key texts and ideas that challenge the Trinity, addressing questions about Christ’s origin and the Father-Son relationship, while emphasizing the Trinity’s significance for your spiritual life.

Part 1 will be presented during the first hour and Part 2 during the second hour. The full seminar will be repeated the following day.

Presenter: Stephen Bauer
Location: Ray Hall, Room 1
Time: 2:45 to 3:45; 4:00 to 5:00
Days: Wed. to Thurs.

This series examines how emotional intelligence, the pursuit of happiness and brain nutrition shape mental health, equipping participants with practical tools for greater fulfillment and long-term well-being.
Tuesday: Enhancing Emotional Intelligence In Children and Adolescents
Wednesday: The Morality of Happiness  Thursday: Nutrition and the Brain

Presenter: Neil Nedley
Location: Raphan Ley Auditorium
Time: 2:45 to 3:45
Days: Tues to Thurs.

Join us as we explore important estate planning topics, including the basics of wills, powers of attorney and living wills, as well as more advanced considerations. Learn how property ownership impacts your estate, what to consider in late-in-life marriages and other key planning decisions. This seminar provides practical guidance to help you make informed decisions and protect your future with confidence.

Presenter: Therese Randall
Location: Ray Hall, Computer Lan
Time: 2:45 to 3:45, 4:00 to 5:00
Days: Tues. to Fri.