Midwinter Main Sessions to Be Livestreamed

DENVER, CO (January 18, 2019) – The main sessions of the Midwinter Conference will be livestreamed on the event’s website and Facebook page.

The conference runs from Monday through Friday at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel. All times are Mountain.

6:30 pm Monday: Opening Dinner and Celebration

9:30 am Tuesday: Plenary Session 1

3:30 pm Tuesday: Ministry Update with John Wenrich

7:00 pm Tuesday: Worship

9:30 am Wednesday: Plenary Session 2

9:30 am Thursday: Plenary Session 3

7:30 pm Thursday: Worship and Communion Service

8:30 am Friday: Creating a Thriving Service-Oriented Culture

The livestream is being sponsored by Covenant Living Communities and Services, the fifth largest not-for-profit senior living and service organization in the country. It is an affiliate ministry of the Evangelical Covenant Church.

Also, be sure to follow the entire event on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and share your experiences with the hashtag #Midwinter2019.

Some ministers who are not able to attend this year are gathering together to have watch parties. “We can learn and worship and converse and connect,” said one. “Consider hosting or participating even if it is for one of the provided streaming sessions of Midwinter.”

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