“What's Good News?”

Thursday, December 3 — 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. EST
Friday, December 4 — 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. EST
Virtual Conference

What are the stories we’re telling in this time of upheaval, fear and polarization? Whose voices are being lifted up?

Join your fellow Anabaptist communicators online for conversation, inspiration and connection as we explore how what we proclaim — and how we do it — can make a difference across the church and among our constituents.

Isaiah 40:9
You who bring good news to Zion,
    go up on a high mountain.
You who bring good news to Jerusalem,
    lift up your voice with a shout,
lift it up, do not be afraid;
    say to the towns of Judah,
    “Here is your God!”  (NIV)

More information coming soon!

2020 Conference Registration

Registration fees
Nonmembers: $50 USD  |  Members: $25* USD
*Members, check the Membership Portal for your discount code or email anabaptistcommunicators@gmail.com.

Registration closes Wednesday, November 25.

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2020 Keynote Speakers:

Thursday Afternoon

Osheta Moore

Podcaster, blogger, everyday peacemaker, Outreach and Teaching Pastor at Woodland Hills Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. Osheta is the author of Shalom Sistas: Living Wholeheartedly in a Brokenhearted World (Herald, 2017) and Dear White Peacemakers: Dismantling Racism with Grit and Grace (Herald, forthcoming).

Learn more about Osheta

Friday Morning

Danielle Klotz

Danielle Klotz is executive director of Anabaptist World (AW). She lives in Goshen, Indiana, with her partner, Nata, and their son, Francesco. Before joining AW, Dani worked in marketing, communications and, for a shorter time, development at Mennonite Mission Network. She is an alumna of both Hesston College and Goshen College, and served for a year with Mennonite Mission Network in Brazil.

Learn more about AW

Friday Morning

Paul Schrag

Editor of Anabaptist World. Paul was on the staff of Mennonite World Review for 32 years, serving as editor since 1996.

Learn more about AW

AC's annual conferences provide a rare, valuable opportunity for people working in the faith-based communications space to share ideas, challenges, questions and keep up to date with trends and best practices within Anabaptist organizations across North America."
–Mike Strathdee, MEDA

Anabaptist Communicators Conferences Include:

Affinity Groups

Connect with people who really understand the work you do. Share your successes, challenges, and projects you're working on during meet-up times! Groups include:

• Educators & Administrators
• Social Media
  
• I Do It All!
• Event Planners
• Editors & Publishers
• Writers & Journalists
• ...and more!