
Planners Say Faith-Based Events Market Is Back
Meet this trio of faith-based event planners who are leading the charge to bring the conference industry back.
Meet this trio of faith-based event planners who are leading the charge to bring the conference industry back.
As you consider your upcoming events, make sure you’re shifting with the times. Don’t make one of these blunders that’s so 2021.
Young adults looking to attend a Christian conference between their fall and spring semesters can choose CROSS CON21, Passion 2022 or Cru’s Winter Conference
No more generic mugs or blankets! This year, vow to give each person on your list a gift that’s intentional and specific.
The City of Steeples will host the 10-day annual staff conference for the collegiate ministry.
Independent faith-based event planner Alicia Files runs multiple conferences for Converge.
After 40 years in faith-based conferences and events, Bill Cox shares lessons from the pandemic and how he leaned into his other gifts.
We asked faith-based planners: Do you have faith in the faith market’s recovery? These were some of our favorite answers.
Every year, the Going on Faith conference manages to connect a volunteer group of leisure travel planners across the faith market.
Making attendees feel comfortable pays dividends. Here’s how to ace the hospitality component of your next event.
The quiz bowl-style competition based on passages from the Bible received a facelift.
Thaddeus Bullard, AKA Titus O'Neil, delivers inspiring messages to audiences.
The resort’s expansive meeting space and record-breaking indoor water park are changing the landscape of meetings in the Austin suburb.
Jordan Cannella, event planner for the Catholic organization Focus, shares the tools that make her job planning the organization’s annual conference easier.
Opening in early 2024, the newly expanded Wisconsin Center will exceed all your convention center expectations.
The denomination’s annual conference in June 2021 was one of the largest events held in the city of St. Louis since the COVID-19 shutdown.
Going out of your way to extend hospitality to your speakers pays dividends.
No one needs more cheap, branded tchotchkes. At your next event, offer promotional merchandise that will please attendees—and increase brand awareness.
Marriott is hosting a series of immersive Hybrid Event Learning Labs, educating meeting planners about safety protocols and capabilities.
Similar to the organization’s goal of planting churches, Exponential now offers multiple avenues for meeting and learning.
The Children’s Pastors Conference store sells out of merchandise almost every year and treats the store as a place to serve, not just sell.
As live events make their slow and steady return, attendees may still be nervous gathering in groups. Here are some smart ways to ease their concerns.
Recognizing a need for more than an hour of discipleship per week, Ron Hunter established D6 Ministries, a family ministry curriculum and conference.
Learn what your colleagues in the faith-based events and meetings industry predict for the future of in-person gatherings.