Loving the City into Life

Friday: 7:00pm-9:00pm // Saturday: 10:00am-9:00pm

Online Registration: $50
At-Door Registration: $60

Address:  102 N. Freeman St.  Oceanside, Ca 92054

Conference Details

Register Here

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/loving-the-city-into-life-registration-31671307734

CONFERENCE CHECK-IN:
Check-in and at-the-door registration for the conference will be open in the Grace Chapel lobby from 5-7:30pm on Friday, March 10.
Late registration/check-in will also be available 30 minutes prior to the start of each main session in the lobby.

CHILDCARE:
Childcare will not be provided at this event.

MEALS:
No meals (breakfast, lunch, or dinner) are included in the conference fees.

SCHEDULE:

FRIDAY, MARCH 10
5:00p | Conference Check-In & Registration Open
7:00-9:00p | Session 1: Cultivating Creative Compassion

SATURDAY, MARCH 11
10:00a-12:00p | Session 2: Generous Authority – Know Who You Are, Know What You Carry
12:00p | Lunch Break (on your own)
1:30-3:30p | Session 3: Releasing Power On the Streets
3:30p | Dinner Break (on your own)
7:00-9:00p | Session 4: Rewriting the Story of the City
QUESTIONS? Please contact Abby Toh at abby@coastvineyard.org.

About Alan Scott:

Alan Scott is the founding and lead pastor of the Causeway Coast Vineyard in Coleraine, Northern Ireland, a church where over the last twenty months almost 4500 people have come to faith in their community. Since its beginning, the church has grown through scattered servants who bring life to the city. The church has planted several other churches and is the originator and catalyst for the Healing on the Streets movement, founded by Mark Marx. Alan is a visionary leader, gifted communicator, and a prophetic voice who seeks to bring together biblical principles and supernatural power in a way that supplies the destiny of ordinary people. His passion involves raising up trusted rulers who are kingdom carriers that change the culture.

Alan lives on the north coast of Northern Ireland where he enjoys dating his wife Kathryn, raising his two girls, being with friends and thinking and dreaming of ways to lead the church beyond the building.