Creative Conference
September 6-7
What is Creative Conference?
Creative Conference is a weekend for you to be inspired and developed by professionals in various creative fields. Whether you are a student artist, musician, kid min volunteer, preacher, photographer, or theater enthusiast, you will benefit from attending Creative Conference! The first night you will be able to experience the work of artists. The second day, those same artists will be teaching workshops on various topics in their discipline to help you refine your craft. God is going to use these two days to inspire and develop the students and leaders across Kansas!
HOST CHURCH:
Colonial Heights Church
5200 S Broadway, Wichita, KS 67216
REGISTRATION
STUDENTS
$55 - EARLY DEADLINE - Before August 10
$65 - STANDARD DEADLINE - After August 10
ADULTS
$55 - EARLY DEADLINE - Before August 10
$65 - STANDARD DEADLINE - After August 10
YOUTH PASTORS/LEADERS
$20
Speakers
Klare Petit-Frere
Visual Artist/Graphic Designer
Klare Petit-Frere is a Kansas local whose passion lies in both creating and helping others. Her experiences, including travel and collaboration with non-profits and missions, have broadened her perspective and equipped her with valuable insights, thus leveraging her art and design talents to serve others and build the Kingdom of God. She currently works as a brand and web designer, helping other entrepreneurs and non-profits build their businesses and further their missions in creative ways.
Jordan Combs
Music Producer
Jordan Combs is a producer, mixing engineer, and session guitarist based in Dallas, TX. He believes that music isn’t about any specific instrument or even necessarily how it sounds, it’s about how it makes you feel. As a producer, Jordan thinks big picture about the overall shape and tone of a song. He believes that lyrics, melody, and instrumentation all play a role in giving that feeling that we’re all looking for when listening to our favorite music. Jordan has worked with artists such as: Hollyn, Clayton Brooks, Oaks Worship, Karli Knisley, Citybridge Worship, and many others.
Taylor Johnson
Standup Comedian/Speaker
Taylor Johnson is a writer, comedian, and speaker living in Wichita, KS. He graduated from NELSON University in 2012 with a degree in theater. For two years he lived in his van and traveled the country, performing stand-up for strangers in living rooms. He has experience writing/directing/producing live theater. Allergic to cats and dogs. Can juggle. 6’2.
Tony Snavely
Associate Pastor
Tony became a kids pastor at the age of 20. Through many years of ministry, he has loved creatively communicating the message of Christ in ways that any age can be challenged. He also loves seeing a new generation develop his whim ideas into something better. He currently works as the Media and Production Pastor at Hope Church in Wichita and he and his wife enjoy their houseful of amazing kids.
Josh Peoples
Adult Ministries Director
Josh has a passion for capturing the beauty of God’s creation. Prior to serving a pastor, Josh completed his Bachelors of Science in Film from Southeastern University. He worked professionally as a photographer, videographer, and graphic designer. He is excited to share his love of creating images and teaching the student some of the things that make a great photo. He’ll be showcasing both digital and film photography at Creative Conference.
Hannah Peoples
DYD
Hannah serves as the District Youth Director for Kansas. Prior to coming to the network office, she served for 15 years at Mission Hill Church in Topeka. Hannah started preaching at a young age (mainly to her two younger siblings) and really began developing as a communicator through participating in her high school's debate & forensics program and by teaching in Kids Church. When she became a youth pastor, she recognized the need for finding creative ways to preach the Word (one of her favorite sermons was preached from a high dive at a local pool.) Hannah is passionate about helping people understand and remember deep spiritual truths that will change their lives.
