Don't miss this unique opportunity to hear from thought leaders in the Business as Mission space and have the chance to interact in breakout sessions and panel discussions.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear from thought leaders in the Business as Mission space and have the chance to interact in breakout sessions and panel discussions.

4Ws helps anyone who has a job to become both salt and light impacting your work environment in ways that are hardly noticeable. But in time, co-workers do notice, and the changes lead them to be attracted to your life - your faith. The result is co-workers actually ask you about your faith.

In addition to the insightful and educational keynote presentations, workshop attendees can experience eight sessions led by those from the Kingswood team, Core Security, Henningson and Snoxell Attorneys at Law and Eagle Brook Church.

As professionals in all things church security related, the #1 question we get asked is "How do I keep my congregation safe?". You will learn how and so much more at our annual event!

Speaker, Lisa Espineli Chinn, will share how God reaches international students through simple acts of hospitality shown by His people.

As leaders how are we invited to discover the wonder, trust and unexpected power of living and leading as beloved children?

Join us for an insightful evening forum with Dr. Michael Smanski, Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Biophysics at the University of Minnesota.

What if Minnesota was a place where every foster kid knew that the people of God were going to come for them?

On this special occasion we will be focusing on looking back with gratitude for all that God has done as well as looking forward with expectancy for all that He is and will be doing through this growing ministry.

Anselm House is partnering with UMN Catholic Students United and Art House North to bring you this night of music, story, and worship. We hope you join us!

Twenty-five years ago in Rwanda, Christian leaders and laypersons contributed to the massacre of their neighbors only a few days after celebrating Easter. During the violence that enveloped the country between April and July 1994, an estimated 500,000 to one million Tutsi and their perceived Hutu and Twa allies were killed in a country in which nearly 90% of the population identified as Christian. Why and how did Christians become involved in the 1994 genocide?

This complimentary seminar will highlight best practices to help your organization develop, review, maintain, and follow your Employee Handbooks or Policy Manuals. Registration is required.

The Nations are coming to us! Join other Converge Churches in the conversation of how to welcome and engage our new neighbors.

Please join our support group for women and girls called "ReEntry Matters". We are a support group for formerly incarcerated and justice system involved women and girls. We support women when they face challenges and help rebuild once they're released from a correctional or treatment facility.