The Structure

Morning sessions are devoted to building an understanding of the chosen theme through numerous sets of scriptural readings, exhortations, and hymns. Periods of quiet meditation throughout the morning allow us to focus on the personal implications of what we have considered and on our individual relationships with God.

The afternoons are devoted to smaller group sessions that again center on the theme. The goal is to discuss how we can apply the thoughts developed in the morning sessions to our own lives. Groups  selection is random, so there is no age segregation and many people meet for the first time. This is all intentional. Participants find that they are able to speak from the heart. For this reason many consider the afternoons extremely beneficial and the heart of the Conference.

Evening programs are more relaxed and varied. A music program will occupy the final evening. If you would like to participate, bring an instrument, a song, and some voices.

Morning classes and afternoon activities are available for young children ages 4-13. Please indicate on your registration if you are willing to teach one children’s class on one morning during the Conference.

A continental breakfast is available for free. Lunches are taken in local restaurants, at your own expense. Two group dinners are provided in the large meeting room, one on December 28th and the other on the 30th. These are wonderful times of getting to know new friends, and renewing old friendships.

Please plan to join us for several days of intensive spiritual growth and introspection—a period of close fellowship with our God and our spiritual family.

 Williamsburg Conference Schedule