Early Online Registration Opens for ‘I Am’ Triennial

Online early registration is now open for “I Am,” the Covenant triennial gathering by women for women.

MINNEAPOLIS, MN (November 30, 2018) — Online early registration is now open for “I Am,” the Covenant triennial gathering by women for women.

The event will be held July 18-21, 2019, at the Minneapolis Marriott City Center, which was the site for the ECC Annual Meeting last June.

The gathering is a place to go deeper in understanding what it means be an individual made uniquely in the image of God, listen to each other’s voices, and advocate for women to be heard, as well as build a community of women.

I Am will include worship services, workshops, special learning tracks, excursions, and other connection opportunities. Two pre-event offerings will train women to advocate for and work with people who have been abused, while a third will be a mini-Journey to Mosaic.

Currently, only online registration is available, but a downloadable form will be added soon. Hotel reservations should be made separately by clicking here, or you can call the hotel and mention the Evangelical Covenant Church to receive the special group rate of $149 per night. The link also provides instructions for receiving a special fare rate from United Airlines.

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