The Arbor Conference

A conference for women

The Arbor Conference is a full day event packed with content, teaching and breakouts to encourage and challenge you. Our hope is that you have the space to hear what God has for you, time to meet with him and room to cultivate community through connections with other women.

Date: Saturday, February 6, 2027
Times: 8a-4p
Cost: $25

Please note: We are not providing lunch this year as we have in the past. Instead, we’ve given you and extended lunch break in hopes that you will find a group to go out with, share a meal, laughter, and good fellowship

Jesus invites us into abundant life—not a promise that every season will be easy or that out hands will always be full, but an invitation to find the fullness of life in Him. He is our source, our sustainer, and our hope. His goodness meets us in the mundane, His grace holds us in our suffering, and His presence gives meaning to every season.

Abundant life isn’t waiting for us in some other season. It is found in Jesus.

What to expect

Personal Time to Meet with Jesus + Deep Dive in Scripture
Through the story of Ruth, we’ll discover a God who is present in the middle of it all. In the fields where we labor, in the losses we carry, in the blessings we almost overlook, and in the seasons when we’re unsure what comes next, God is still at work.

We will have the opportunity to hear from women from our own community as they have looked to Jesus in every season.

Community + Fellowship
Our desire for The Arbor is for every woman that walks through the doors to feel seen, known and loved. Through intentional conversations and carved out time, we hope you grow in community with one another, ultimately finding Jesus as your common ground.

Pop Up Shop Resources + Goods
We love our Arbor Pop Up Shop and are excited to provide resources we love! Be prepared to check out the curated books and resources we have for this event. Every item in the Pop Up Shop is chosen intentionally, and it is our prayer to equip you in further discipleship and growth.

Registration Information

If you’ve attended The Arbor Conference before, we do want to draw your attention to the fact that this year’s registration does not include lunch. In it’s place, we have built in an extended lunch period, during which we hope you will find a group of friends and share conversation over a meal together offsite. Or, if you’d rather, you can plan to pack your lunches and feel free to eat at the church over this time.

Arbor breakout topics will meet each woman in the season she finds herself in. The divide is not perfect, and you may feel like you don’t “fit” in any of these four seasons. Consider where you are in life, and where you are going (or want to go) and choose what seems like your best fit.

Rooted and Ready

Following Jesus in a Season of Freedom, Purpose and Possibility

There are certain times in life where you may feel a lot of freedom, flexibility and choices ahead of you. Seasons of lots of time and opportunities can also bring a lot of questions about what’s on the horizon. How do you know what to pursue, and what do you do with the longings of your heart? Hear from a panel who has been there, and has learned along the way.

The work of our hands

Finding Jesus in the Beautiful Days of Motherhood

Being a mom is a gift. It is a season where your hands feel full but there is a constant sense of lack. Yours is the season of changing diapers, navigating nap times and praying for 2 minutes to yourself. It is easy to feel like you are always pouring out. Where is the abundance in momming? Join this breakout to hear from moms whose hands are full, yet they find true abundance in Jesus in every hard and rewarding moment.

with open hands

Trusting Jesus When Life is Full

Let’s not call it a mid-life crisis, but rounding that corner can usher in a lot of new emotions, thoughts and responsibilities. We live in a culture that tells us we can and should cling to youth and all that it entails. On top of that, mid-life feels busy and there is a tendency to grasp on to all the things in life that might feel like they are slipping away. You might be wondering what God is asking of you now, how you can steward well the things he has entrusted to you and not feel burned out by the end of the day. Glean wisdom from women who would be the first to say they haven't figured it out, but they look to Jesus as they steward the abundance they hold.

What Remains to be Gathered

Seeking Jesus in a Season of Giving and Receiving

There is a sweetness to the season that can look back with gratitude and recognize the faithfulness of God in one's life. But there is still much opportunity and blessing in a season when your home is quieter. What does abundance look like in a season of loss and emptiness? Whether you’re new to an empty nest, have experienced the loss of a spouse, or are in a season of caring for aging parents, you are giving and receiving in new ways. Hear the hearts of women who have walked in your shoes and found that Jesus is enough.

REAPING THE GOOD

Holding on to Jesus When Life’s Not What You Expected

There is a tendency to question God’s goodness when your hands don’t hold the life you had hoped for. Waiting and wanting can create a sense of lack that feels out of your control. It can fill your mind and heart with doubt, grief and loneliness. Listen to women who have felt the void, held to Jesus, and experienced an unexpected life of abundance.

Frequently Asked questions

What should I bring with me?
A friend (that is registered!)

Your Bible
Is lunch included with my ticket?
No. We will give you an extended break to find lunch in one of our amazing local restaurants. Take this opportunity to connect with the group you came with, or make a new friend! Or you can even pack a lunch and eat on site.
If I can't be there the whole time, can I still sign up to come?
Yes! Please do! We will have the schedule available so you can engage as you can. We obviously think you should come to the whole thing! You will be blessed if you carve out this day with no distractions. But we also understand life doesn’t always allow that.