Triennial XIV Early Registration Deadline Next Week

CHICAGO, IL (March 14, 2013) – The deadline for early registration – and discounted rates – for Triennial XIV is next Wednesday.

The event, sponsored by the Evangelical Covenant Church Department of Women Ministries, will take place August 15-18 at the Town and Country Resort and Conference Center in San Diego, California.

Early registration is $325. Regular registration is $359, and will run from March 21 to July 15. Late registration will be $389.

The event features a broad scope of workshops, keynote speakers, and recreational opportunities. Among the workshop leaders will be Sharon Garlough Brown, whose novel Sensible Shoes: A Story about the Spiritual Journey, cracked the Amazon top 100 books list earlier this week after it was mentioned by Kathie Lee Gifford as one of her “favorite things” during a segment of her show, TODAY: Kathie Lee & Hoda.

The book by the co-pastor of Redeemer Covenant Church in Caledonia, Michigan, tells the story of four women who embark on a journey of spiritual formation. T
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Keynote speakers include Kanyere Eaton, pastor of Fellowship Covenant Church in Bronx, New York; Judy Peterson, campus pastor at North Park University; Renee Stearns, an international human rights advocate; and Bianca Juarez, a writer and speaker who is the chief storyteller for the A21 Campaign, an anti-trafficking organization.

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