Please note: Visit the daily schedule to see times and locations for each age group.


Look for live streaming and on-demand icons on presentation descriptions to note which ones will be available to view live on our YouTube and Facebook pages and which ones will be available for viewing later. Some presentations will not be recorded due to copyrighted material or location.
Billy Hungate
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Holden Convention Center – Mt. Hood Auditorium

Mission is not just something the church does—it is the overflow of a life transformed by Jesus. We will explore how ordinary people are invited into the everyday mission of God through relationships, presence, compassion, and intentional living in their homes, workplaces, and communities. Walking Directions
Brant Berglin
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Holden Convention Center – Mt. Hood Auditorium

The prophecies of Daniel and Revelation cover a cosmic sweep of history, bridging the spiritual and political worlds. This seminar looks at the way Revelation builds on Daniel’s prophecies and its narratives showing how God has been active in the lives of His faithful followers and promises to be the Lord of our place in history. Walking Directions
Jim Reynolds
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Conference Office Board Room

In this practical and inspiring class, Jim shares real-world strategies for building healthy volunteer cultures, casting vision, preventing burnout, and helping people feel valued and motivated to serve. Drawing from years of experience in ministry leadership, global outreach, and church planting, this session is designed to equip leaders with practical tools to move from simply managing volunteers to multiplying ministry. Walking Directions
George Gainer
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Holden Convention Center – Cascade Room B/C

In case you hadn’t noticed, we are living in a 24-hour news cycle of “wars and rumors of wars — nation rising against nation — earthquakes — famines — pestilences.” Can it be that the time of test is just upon us? The loud cry of the 3rd angel has already begun. It began in the revelation of the Righteousness of Christ — which marks the beginning of the light of the angel whose glory shall fill the whole earth. We are on the verge of the greatest evangelistic opportunity in history! Are you prepared to give the reason for the hope you hold within you? Are you—is your church—Loud Cry ready? Walking Directions
Kessia Reyne Bennett
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Holden Convention Center – Cascade Room A
Unforgiveness, bitterness, and resentment grow like weeds, and left unaddressed, will choke out the joy and power in the Christian life, but the gospel gives us the power to truly forgive as we have been truly forgiven. Come and learn a simple and practical process that can usher you into the freedom you've been longing for. You are encouraged to bring paper and a pen with you, as well as a close friend or spouse. Walking Directions
Jim John
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Dan Hughes
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Holden Convention Center – Laurelwood Room

God designed the church to grow through relationships, not just programs. Real transformation happens in circles, not rows—and community groups are one of the most powerful ways to help people know Jesus, grow in faith, and stay connected. Walking Directions
John McVay
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Holden Convention Center – Mt. Hood Auditorium

It’s one thing to dream up a grand project, like translating the New Testament into English, it's another to print and distribute it for the very first time. To do something this big, you’ll need a lot of help. You’ll need to recruit a large, international team to mentor and deploy them. Learn important leadership lessons as you watch William Tyndale build his network. Walking Directions
Brant Berglin
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Holden Convention Center – Cascade Room A

One of the most challenging accusations against the character of God is that He allows suffering to continue in our world, especially to the “innocent.” Learn how the Great Controversy provides a vital framework for making sense of suffering, both in the current plan of redemption, and hope for pain-free eternity. Walking Directions
Tammey Steenson
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Conference Office Board Room

What’s new in eAdventist? Come join us as we look at the new features available in eAdventist. Join us to strengthen your eAdventist skills. Plus, there will be a Q&A time. Don’t miss this opportunity to be better equipped to serve! Walking Directions
Kevin Wilson
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Holden Convention Center – Laurelwood Room

Learn how to create a hospitable church community through Biblically-based cultural awareness principles and practices. The Word for all people in practice. Walking Directions
Cassandre Beccai
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Holden Convention Center – Mt. Hood Auditorium

The workplace is forming you whether you’re paying attention or not. The hours you keep, the compromises you make, the version of yourself you present in a performance review, all of it is shaping who you’re becoming. This session is for young adults in the early years of their careers, navigating the tension between who they’ve been formed to be and the systems they’ve been sent into. Learn how your professional years can build you rather than quietly unmaking you.
Katelyn Weakley
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Holden Convention Center – Cascade Room B/C

What does it look like for a church to become a place of healing? In this second workshop, participants will move from understanding trauma to actively responding to it. Together we will explore practical strategies for creating trauma-informed faith communities, including how to foster safety, resilience, and meaningful relationships. Through discussion and reflection, participants will begin shaping ministries that promote healing, connection, and hope for a broken world. Walking Directions
Tim Peterson
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Conference Office Chapel
This class will help you learn the basics of why you need a Will or Trust. It will explain the differences between a Will and a Trust and how they work to settle an estate. It will also describe how an estate plan can protect your family’s assets and how it can’t. Mixed in will be some common estate planning mistakes to avoid as well as some positive things to include. Walking Directions
Andreas Beccai
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Gladstone Pavilion

When Jesus stood in the synagogue and read aloud, he was doing something radical: making the Word available to those who had been kept at a distance from it. This message connects Tyndale's vision of a literate, formed people to the Adventist calling in education, and to our own. Walking Directions