Summit Women's Conference, February 26 & 27, 2027

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible tells one story. Join us this spring as we explore the story of Scripture through creation, the fall, redemption, and restoration. Come discover how it all fits together, deepen your understanding of God's Word, and see how his story speaks into yours.

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Registration

Register Today!

Join us Friday night and Saturday as we trace the one story of Scripture, from Genesis to Revelation. Feb. 26 – 27 at the Capital Hills Campus.

Your ticket includes:

  • All four main sessions and both breakout sessions
  • Snacks Friday and Saturday, plus lunch on Saturday

Conference T-shirts can be purchased in your registration through Jan. 8.

SOLD OUT

Early Bird Ticket

$64

The first 200 tickets!

Regular Ticket

$74

Friday
Feb. 26
6:00 PM
Check-in begins
6:30 PM
Doors open
7:00 PM
Session 1
8:00 PM
Break
8:30 PM
Session 2
9:30 PM
End of day 1
Saturday
Feb. 27
8:00 AM
Doors open
8:30 AM
Breakout 1
10:00 AM
Session 3
11:45 AM
Lunch
12:15 PM
Breakout 2
1:45 PM
Session 4
4:00 PM
End of conference

Breakout Sessions

Christy Thornton

The Bible is amazing, and it's about Jesus. But if we want to behold the beauty of Christ across the text of Scripture, we have to read it all together. In this breakout, we'll learn how to read the Old and New Testaments together and put what we learn into practice, so we encounter Christ shining his light through every page of the Bible.

Erin Piner

Every woman who teaches the Bible wants the same thing: to open the Word, teach it faithfully, and watch the women in front of her encounter God. Three common mistakes get in the way. Erin will name all three and walk through practical fixes for each.

Toiya Williams, LaToya King, Michal Rudolph & Marsela Marshall

Heaven will be filled with a multiethnic chorus of every tribe, tongue, and nation. Pull up a chair for an honest conversation with a multiethnic panel of sisters as we move past surface-level "color blindness" toward the beauty of crossing cultural lines for the gospel.

Rachel Hickel

“To glorify God and enjoy him forever.” You've heard it, maybe memorized it — but could you really explain it? We're going back to where that phrase came from and what it actually means for ordinary life.

Allie Snyder, Ali McCall and Elysa Henegar

A conversation that defines relational discipleship, explores action steps for intentionality and essential growth for every believer, and equips you to cultivate disciple-making relationships.

Yicell Ortiz

Nuestra cultura, ahora comandada por las redes sociales, te pinta una imagen irreal del éxito, la belleza y la felicidad, haciéndote vulnerable a la comparación. En este taller examinaremos el efecto dañino de medir nuestras vidas con la de otras personas y cómo la comparación es un problema de corazón que refleja sutilmente pecados como la envidia, la inseguridad y el orgullo. Volveremos a la verdad del Evangelio que te recuerda tu identidad en Cristo y el gozo pleno que encontrarás al vivir el propósito único y perfecto de Dios para tu vida. 

Ashley Arellano

La adoración es una de las expresiones más hermosas de nuestra relación con Dios, pero quizás hemos entendido solo una parte de lo que realmente significa. ¿Y si la adoración fuera mucho más de lo que siempre hemos pensado? A la luz de la Palabra, exploraremos qué significa ser una adoradora verdadera y auténtica, y descubriremos una dimensión de la adoración que va mucho más allá de lo que sucede cuando cantamos. En esta charla examinaremos una perspectiva más profunda de la adoración y aprenderemos cómo la adoración auténtica puede transformar la manera en que vivimos, decidimos y caminamos con Dios cada día.

Flo Guerrier

Together, we’ll examine some of the common ideas surrounding rest and consider what Scripture reveals about the rest God provides. We’ll explore the relationship between trust, abiding, and the posture of our hearts as we learn to recognize and receive the rest he creates for us. This session is an invitation to look beyond simply slowing down and discover what it means to truly rest in the presence of God. 

Elizabeth Hughes

Learn how to share your faith naturally and confidently in the everyday moments, conversations, and relationships God has already placed around you. This breakout will equip you to recognize opportunities to point others to Jesus and make evangelism a normal part of your daily life!

Julie Lowe

Many women desire to care well for friends, family members, daughters, or women in their church who are wrestling with same-sex attraction. Yet, they often feel uncertain about how to respond with both biblical faithfulness and genuine compassion. This workshop is designed to equip women to enter these conversations with wisdom, humility, and hope, offering care that reflects both the truth and grace of the gospel.

Together, we will explore a biblical understanding of identity, temptation, discipleship, and sanctification while considering practical ways to build trusting relationships, ask thoughtful questions, and encourage lasting spiritual growth. Whether you are walking alongside a close friend, serving in women's ministry, or simply desiring to be better prepared, this workshop will help you confidently point women to the hope, freedom, and transforming grace found in Jesus Christ.

Our conference wouldn't be possible without the help of our incredible volunteers. Sign up to serve with the setup or guest services teams below — every volunteer gets a volunteer shirt on arrival and access to all session recordings after the conference.

47 spots left

Setup team

Friday, Feb. 26 · 8 AM–2 PM

Help transform our space for the conference by setting up, decorating, and preparing for our guests. Setup volunteers finish before the conference begins. If you'd also like to attend, purchase a ticket above.

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92 spots left

Guest services team

Friday, Feb. 26 · 4 PM–10 PM
AND Saturday, Feb. 27 · 6:30 AM–4:30 PM

Welcome, guide, and assist guests throughout the conference. Guest services volunteers aren't able to attend the conference itself, but do receive access to all session recordings.

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FAQs

Yes! We will provide snacks on Friday and Saturday, as well as lunch on Saturday. You will be able to indicate any allergies or restrictions on your registration form.

No. We cannot offer refunds for conference registrations or T-shirt purchases. If you are no longer able to attend, you have two options:

  • Return your ticket to us. We’ll give it to someone on the waitlist.
  • Transfer your ticket to someone you know. Please use this form to return or transfer your ticket. If you are transferring your ticket, you’ll need to provide the recipient’s name and email address.

While we’d like to accommodate every request, we cannot make changes to registration selections for T-shirts, breakouts, or meals when a ticket is returned or transferred.

All seats in the auditorium are general seating. Groups are encouraged to meet in the lobby prior to entering the auditorium.

If the conference sells out before you are able to get a ticket, you can join our waitlist. Waitlist participants are not guaranteed a ticket; tickets will be given out as they become available. 

You can also check your campus’ Facebook group for women who are looking to transfer their tickets and coordinate with them directly, rather than joining the waitlist. You can find information on transferring tickets in the registration FAQs above.

Onsite childcare is not available. However, nursing mothers are welcome to bring their infants. We will provide a designated private area for nursing, and strollers are permitted throughout the venue.

Yes! We are excited to offer two breakout sessions taught entirely in Spanish: Más allá de una canción: descubriendo la esencia de la adoración auténtica and La Comparación: El Ladrón del Gozo y el Propósito en la Vida de la Mujer. For main sessions, a translation service will be available. Please bring your own headphones. 

No. Unfortunately, we are unable to accept walkup registrations.