
Track Topic: Flourishing in Life’s Seasons
Part I: The Seasons of Life – Their Challenges and Benefits
Part II: The Seasons of Life – Deep Roots for Every Season
She was recently named one of 50 women most shaping culture and the church today by Christianity Today, one of the 30 Voices who will help lead the church in the next decade by Charisma magazine and one of 40 who will shape Christian publishing by Christian Retailing magazine. Margaret lives in Utah with her husband, Leif, and their superpup, Hershey. She spends most mornings with her good friends Coffee and God. Without Coffee, mornings would be difficult. Without God, life would be impossible. She also believes some of the best days are spent in jammies, laughing, and being silly.

Rodriguez has been included in lists of influencers in America,, which have recognized his impact across the religious and Latino communities, including:
- 40 People Who Radically Changed The World” -Charisma Magazine 2015
- 101 Most Influential Leaders” – Latino Leaders Magazine 2015 and 2016
- Top 100 Christian Leaders in America” – Newsmax 2015
- 2013 TIME nomination as 100 most influential people in the world – TIME 2013
- 10 White & Brown MLKs of Our Time” -Black Christian News 2013
- #1 Best seller author L.A. Times – Be Light: Shining God’s Beauty, Truth and Hope in a Darkened World
Rodriguez was also prominently featured in the April 15, 2013 TIME cover story, The Latino Reformation. He has been described as one of America’s leading Christian and Latino voices, and as the leader of the Latino Evangelical movement, by CNN, Fox, NBC Telemundo, The Wall Street Journal, The San Francisco Chronicle and Charisma Magazine.
In January 2013, he was the first Latino to ever be invited to deliver the keynote address at The Martin Luther King, Jr. 40th Anniversary Commemorative Service at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia. Rodriguez has been the keynote speaker at The Ethics and Public Policy Center’s 2013 National Religious Freedom Conference in Washington, D.C., as well as at The White House, Princeton, Yale, Promise Keepers, The National Association of Evangelicals and Liberty University. A representative of President Obama’s White House Task Force on Fatherhood and Healthy Families, he frequently meets and consults members of both parties in Congress and in White House meetings on social justice, Latino and values issues and provided consultation to a number of 2016 presidential campaigns on issues such as religious liberties.
Rodriguez is the recipient of the Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Award presented by the Congress of Racial Equality; the 2015 Rosa Parks Courage Award given by the Montgomery Improvement Association (MIA) and the Southern Youth Leadership Development Institute (SYLDI); “Defender of the Dream” award presented in 2016 by Alveda King and the King Family as well as Bishop Harry Jackson of The Reconciled Church. He is regularly featured, profiled and quoted by The Washington Post, CNN, Fox News, NBC Telemundo, ABC, NPR, Chicago Tribune, Christianity Today, Newsweek, Univision, The New York Times, The Wall St. Journal, CNN Español, Bill Moyers, Boston Globe, The Atlanta Constitution, Ministry Today, The Christian Post, Charisma, CBN, TBN and many others.
An award-winning author, Rodriguez contributes to The Washington Post, The Huffington Post, Outreach magazine, Ministry Today, Enrichment Journal, Vida Cristiana, Christianity Today, Yale “Reflections” and others. In addition to Be Light, he is also the author The Lamb’s Agenda and Path of Miracles (2009).
Rodriguez currently serves on the Board of Directors of some of America’s leading Evangelical organizations such as Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary, National Association of Evangelicals, Empowered21, PCCNA and Christianity Today. He earned his Master’s degree in educational leadership from Lehigh University and received Honorary Doctorates from Baptist University of the Americas and Northwest University. He is an Assemblies of God Ordained Minister since the age of 23. Rodriguez also serves as Senior Pastor of New Season Christian Worship Center in Sacramento, California, where he resides with his wife, Eva, and their three children.

“The God we serve is constantly good, constantly powerful, constantly loving. We long to match that consistency with hearts that worship Him regardless of the circumstances we are in. Our desire is to challenge people to lift their eyes up above their current circumstance and worship God with what He deserves: Everything.”
In the Summer of 2014, after spending several years leading worship at Hume Lake Christian Camps, the band decided to switch gears and devote all of their time to touring and releasing original songs that inspire authentic worship. This decision coincided with the release of the their self-titled album For All Seasons, which debuted at #1 on the iTunes Christian/Gospel charts in late July. While it was a significant achievement for the young band, they refused to be uprooted from their driving purpose: To use their gifts to usher people into His presence by creating music that manifests the joy of knowing their Creator and encouraging people to know Him deeper. As they continue writing and releasing new music, For All Seasons feels empowered and ready to continue encouraging communities, near and far, to worship God in every season of life.

Dr. William C. Nolte is a recognized leader in pastoral development with over thirty years of experience as a lead pastor, mentor pastor and conference speaker. As TM’s CEO/Mission Lead, the association has expanded and strengthened its training and mentoring programs as it relates to pastor development, church health and planting partnerships. Nolte and his wife, Joy, are the proud parents of 4 children, and 4 grandchildren. Hello!

“You are not what you do, you are not what you have, you are not
what people say about you, you are the beloved of God,” and if you
can believe that, then you can deeply connect and share God’s love
with people in the fifteen feet of space around you.”
Hour of Power with Bobby Schuller is broadcast on a variety of television stations and is viewed by millions around the world. Every day, the Hour of Power team corresponds through calls, emails, and letters with thousands of people that have been transformed by Bobby’s message of love and dignity. It also resonates with several other audiences from his guest appearances on Canada’s 100 Huntley Street, TLC’s The Messengers, and TB N’s Praise the Lord. Bobby graduated from Oral Roberts University in 2003, received his Master of Divinity degree from Fuller Theological Seminary in 2008, and is an ordained minister in the Reformed Church in America. He is the author of the well-received booksImagine Happiness and Happiness According to Jesus. Bobby resides in Costa Mesa, CA, with his wife Hannah and their two children, Haven and Cohen.

Track Topic: Kingdom Advance
Part I: Developing Kingdom Vision
Part II: Multiplying Kingdom Leaders
Muriithi’s many passions include leadership development, starting new churches and societal transformation. He has been married to his college sweetheart Carol for 23 years and they, with their three children live in Nairobi, Kenya.

Part II: Building Healthy Teams That Grow Your Ministry to Make a Difference

Part I: Deepening the Pastor’s Faith
Part II: Deepening the Church’s Faith
Rev. Rodriguez is a graduate of Baptist University of the Americas, has a Master’s Degree in Christian Education from Dallas Baptist University, is finishing a second Master’s Degree in Global Leadership with a church planting concentration, and is a candidate to the Doctorate in Ministry from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, MO. God blessed him with his wife of 29 years, Angie, and 3 grown children, Sarah, Elizabeth and Roland.

Closing the Sunday to Monday Gap

Closing the Sunday to Monday Gap

Part II: As above

Part I: CHAT-Talks – Church Health Services to Get You Unstuck
Part II: CHAT-Talks – Church Health Tools to Stay Unstuck and Keep the Main Thing the Main Thing!
Breakout Topic: Unstuck

How we go about making change happen?

After finishing his undergraduate degree in Marketing at Drake University, Matt obtained his Masters from Fuller Seminary in Christian Leadership, and completed an accreditation program at the Allender Center in counseling. As a sommelier, he loves a good glass of pinot and spends his time trying to keep up with his world-changing wife Bianca, and two crazy kids, Parker and Ryen.

Dale also works with PlainJoe Studios where he has served as a consultant on a wide range of projects including Saddleback Church’s PEACE Plan, Media Social for online broadcasting, Emotionally Healthy Spirituality with Peter Scazzero, and Rooted with Mariners Church.
Dale, his wife Susan and their three children reside in Corona, CA. Dale’s hobbies include cycling, reading history, and playing video games with his sons.


Jeff and his family live next to one of the largest mosques in America and across the street from an Islamic training center. He’s delighted that his children are very good at saying “Salaam Walekum” to their Muslim neighbors.

Breakout Topic: My Muslim Neighbor
Mark and his wife, Valery, lived in North Africa from 1995 until 2011 serving on numerous teams learning much about evangelism, discipleship, working with the local church, and training workers to be more effective missionaries.
Since 2013, Mark has been working as the Area Training Facilitator for OM MENA (Middle East North Africa) overseeing training of OMers serving in this region. Mark and Valery teach in numerous churches, giving seminars on how to share the gospel with Muslim people; how to share stories with Muslims; and how to disciple Muslim background believers.

Dave, has been married for 38 years to Chelle, and they have one grown son, a graduate of Auburn University. Dave currently calls both Las Vegas and Oaxaca, Mexico, home.


(How to Lead Your Creative Team Well)


(Spiritual Grandparenting)

Breakout Topic: Security in the Church
(How’s Your Risk Management Plans and Team?)
practices on the risks that affect ministry large and small.

The Followers of Jesus in the Bible’s book of Acts turned their world upside down. We’ll look at what they did, and discuss some practical ways we can do likewise, become better leaders, start more churches, and become more effective at ministry.

while he was growing up Arkansas, and as a United States Marine for 21 years, he helped people in crisis all over the world.
For the last seven years he has been involved in multiple recovery contexts in churches and rescue missions, and specializes in helping people recover from the effects of trauma. Presently he serves as a Chaplain and Director of Guest Services at the Union Rescue Mission on Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles. He manages a staff of over 50 that provide services and resources for over 600 guests per night experiencing homelessness.

Summary Information
ARTICLE 4.
DELEGATES
SECTION 1. QUALIFICATIONS
A. In determining the qualifications of Delegates to each Transformation Ministries annual conference, the Ministry acknowledges that the baptism of believers by emersion on their confession of faith in Jesus Christ is an historic and continuing practice among its Covenanting Churches, and further recognizes the autonomy of each Covenanting Church.
B. In accordance with these acknowledgments, a Delegate shall be a person who is a member of Covenanting Church and who has been duly elected as a Delegate to such Transformation Ministries annual conference pursuant to these Bylaws. In addition, members of the Board of Directors shall be Delegates.
SECTION 2. ELECTION AND REGISTRATION
A. Election: Each Covenanting Church may elect from its membership:
1. five (5) Delegates;
2. one (1) additional Delegate for every one hundred (100) members of such church in excess of the first one hundred (100) members;
3. one (1) additional Delegate if such church’s per capita giving to Transformation Ministries in the calendar year preceding the Ministry’s annual conference equaled $30 or more; and,
4. In addition to the foregoing, the Senior Pastor of any Covenanting Church may serve as a Delegate.
If any question shall arise with regard to the number of Delegates to which a Covenanting Church is entitled, the determination of the Mission Lead shall be conclusive with respect thereto.
B. Registration: The names of Delegates from each Covenanting Church shall be registered with the Mission Lead fifteen (15) days prior to the convening of an annual or special meeting.
SECTION 3. DETERMINATION AND RIGHTS OF DELEGATES
Except as expressly provided in or authorized by the Articles of Incorporation or Bylaws of this corporation, all Delegates shall have the same rights, privileges, restrictions and conditions. -9-
SECTION 4. TRANSFORMATION MINISTRIES ANNUAL CONFERENCE
A. Time and Place of Conferences.
Delegates shall meet annually at such time and place as shall be fixed by action of the Board of Directors. Such time and place shall be set forth in the notice of the Conference, which shall be published, not less than ninety (90) days prior to the Conference, in the official publication of the Ministry, distributed to Covenanting Churches.
B. Action by Delegates.
1. Quorum: At each Transformation Ministries annual conference, one-third (1/3) of the Delegates registered with the Mission Lead prior to convening the Delegates for the first order of business of the annual conference, present in person, shall constitute a quorum; provided that at least one Delegate is registered from each of at least one-tenth (1/10) of the Covenanting Churches. When a quorum is once present to organize an annual conference, it shall not be broken by the subsequent absence of any Delegates from the conference. If at any annual conference there shall be no quorum present, the Delegates present shall have power to adjourn the conference until a quorum is present and no notice of any such adjourned conference need be given.
2. Vote: Except as otherwise provided by applicable law or these Bylaws, a majority of the votes cast by the Delegates present, as provided herein, shall determine the vote of the Delegates. Voting by proxy is not permitted. Each Delegate entitled to vote may cast one (1) vote on each matter submitted to a vote of the Delegates.
C. Chair of the Annual Conference.
The President or, in the President’s absence or inability, the Vice President or, in the absence of both, a person chosen by the conference shall preside at all annual conferences.
D. List of Delegates.
The Mission Lead shall cause to be prepared by the close of the final session of every annual conference a list of names and addresses of the Delegates registered from each Covenanting Church. Such list shall be designated for historical purposes as the official list of the Delegates for that annual conference. Such list shall be kept at the corporation’s principal office, and shall be available for inspection by any Director or Delegate of the corporation during regular business hours.
E. Functions of Transformation Ministries Annual Conference.
The functions of the Transformation Ministries annual conference shall include: celebration; inspiration; training in mission and leadership skills; fellowship; the sharing of information relating to actions of the Board of Directors; receipt and review of the Annual Report described in Article 5, Section 6; and such other functions as the Board of Directors shall determine.

Single/Double $149.00++
Triple $164.00++
Quad $179.00++
Hotel Address: 601 West McKinley Avenue, Pomona, CA 91768
Phone: 909.622.2220

Let us provide you with the opportunity to connect your ministry or business with national representation from over 600 attendees and 180 churches. Connect with pastors, lay leaders, church staff and supporting members.
Basic Exhibitor Space – $275.00
6’ table with table drape
2 chairs
Access to electrical outlet
Entry to event at no cost for those staffing your Exhibitor space
Bronze Sponsor Exhibit Space and Benefits – $750
Basic Exhibitor space amenities
Half-page ad in conference program booklet (4.5” H x 5.5” W)
Business card ad in one Transformation Ministries online newsletter (“Eformation”)
Named Sponsor of conference morning refreshments (signage will be posted with your company/ministry name and logo)
Two Transformation Ministries Facebook posts
Your promo material in conference guest bags
Entry to event at no cost for those staffing your Exhibitor space
Silver Sponsor Exhibit Space and Benefits – $1,250.00
Basic Exhibitor space amenities
Full page ad in conference program booklet (8.5” H x 5.5” W)
Business card sized ad in three Transformation Ministries online newsletter (“Eformation”)
Named Sponsor of Pre-Dinner Appetizer Hour (signage will be posted with your company/ministry name and logo)
Three Transformation Ministries Facebook posts
Your promo material in conference guest bags
Entry to event at no cost for those staffing your Exhibitor space
Gold Sponsor Exhibit Space and Benefits – $1,570.00
Basic Exhibitor space amenities
Double page spread ad in conference program booklet (8.5”H x 11” W)
Business card sized ad in four Transformation Ministries online newsletter (“Eformation”)
Named Sponsor of after-hours event, featuring coffee, desserts and guest artists performances
(signage will be posted with your company/ministry name and logo)
Four Transformation Ministries Facebook posts
45 second promo video shown in one General Session
Your promo material in conference guest bags
Entry to event at no cost for those staffing your Exhibitor space
Advertising Opportunities: Ad space is available for purchase in the conference program booklet,
in addition to or instead of any of the Exhibitor/Sponsor Space and Benefits listed above.
One-third page ad (2.75” H x 5.5” W) = $100
Half-page ad (4.5” H x 5.5” W) = $125.00
Full-page ad (8.5” H x 5.5” W) = $175.00
*Inside back page ad (8.5” H x 5.5” W) = $250.00
Inside double page spread (8.5”H x 11” W) = $375.00
*To reserve the inside back cover ad, please contact the Exhibit Coordinator at 626.408.3883, or email Samantha Enriquez before submitting your form.

Here’s what is available to you at this year’s host church:
- Childcare is provided for infants and children up to age 11 only.
- Children can remain in childcare during lunch breaks, but must be picked up for dinner. They can return at the end of the meal break, on your way back to the General Session.
- You are welcome to provide your own snacks and lunches for your child(ren), but please note that Purpose Church is a “nut-free” facility (no peanuts, peanut butter, almonds, cashews, other nut or nut products.)
- Snacks and lunches will be provided for children who can feed themselves.
- Age appropriate crafts, activities will be provided to the children by the childcare staff.
- The church has a newer, enclosed play area outdoors, which will likely be utilized, and under the supervision of the childcare staffers.
You may register your children online (click button above), or download the pdf form here for hardcopy printing. If you prefer to use the hardcopy, please return the completed form to Michele Chapman by October 13. All registrations for all conference guests must be received by Friday, October 13. Note: We do accept walk-in children’s registrations, but encourage you to register them in advance for the sake of adequate planning and childcare staffing. Please contact the TM office at 626.915.7641 or 800.299.3448 with any questions or concerns.