Escaping ‘Bubble’ More Daunting Than Volunteer Expected

GRAND RAPIDS, MI (August 23, 2010) – Luke Eastburg wanted to get beyond living in “the bubble” of his Midwestern community.

RECHARGE • REFRESH • RENEW

Journey together as women of the Covenant to an intentional spiritual adventure where we conect with God and one another
across generations, cultures, geography, and life experience.

Triennial is meaningful worship, thought-provoking speakers, challenging learning experiences, heart-pumping excursions,
life-altering spiritual experiences, and opportunities to take next steps in addressing injustice in our world.

Journey together as women of the Covenant to an intentional spiritual adventure where we connect with God and one another across generations, cultures, geography, and life experience. Triennial is meaningful worship, thought-provoking speakers, challenging learning experiences, heart-pumping excursions, life-altering spiritual experiences, and opportunities to take next steps in addressing injustice in our world.

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LOCATION

Sheraton Kansas City Hotel
2345 McGee Street
Kansas City, MO
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(816) 841-1000

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If you’ve got questions or would like to learn more about Triennial XV, please contact Women Ministries at wmc(at)covchurch.org or (773) 907-3332.

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