Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about registration, hotel accommodations, and conference logistics for the 2015 Peacemaker Conference.
Registration
How can I register for the conference?
You can register through the conference registration page. Visit the Register page to sign up for the 2015 Peacemaker Conference and any pre-conference training.
What is the price for the conference?
For specific pricing details, please contact us directly at conference@peacemakerconference.net or kerrigoss@peacemakerconference.net.
Can I attend the general sessions or workshops for just an evening or a day?
The conference is designed as a full event experience. For inquiries about partial attendance options, please reach out to our team at the email addresses above.
When I register for the conference, does that register me for Pre-Conference?
No. Pre-Conference courses — Conflict Coaching (Sept. 21–22) and Mediation (Sept. 23–24) — require separate registration. Conference registration alone does not include pre-conference training.
If I am taking Pre-Conference, do I have to attend the conference?
Pre-Conference courses may be taken independently. You are not required to attend the main conference, though many participants find the full experience enriching.
Do you offer any scholarships or have discounts available?
Limited scholarship opportunities may be available. Please contact conference@peacemakerconference.net to inquire about scholarship or discount options.
Accommodations / Hotel Information
Where can I find hotel information and directions to the conference?
All 2015 Peacemaker Conference and Pre-Conference activities are held at the Marriott Denver Tech Center in Denver, Colorado. Visit our Travel Guide for hotel details, directions, shuttle options, and a map of nearby restaurants within walking distance.
Conference Check-In
When and where do I check in?
Check-in takes place at the Marriott Denver Tech Center on the first day of the conference, September 24, 2015. Look for the Peacemaker Conference registration desk in the main lobby area. Volunteers will be available to assist you.
Conference Details
What is the conference schedule?
The full timeline — including general sessions led by Wess Stafford, Jim Daly, and Kimm Carr, plus workshop sessions on Friday and Saturday — is available on the Schedule page.
Who are the speakers?
Keynote speakers for 2015 include Wess Stafford, Jim Daly, and Kimm Carr, along with workshop instructors such as Dennis Reiter and KC Dierenfield. See the full list on our Speakers page.
Still Have Questions?
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Peacemaking begins with a heart transformed by the gospel, recognizing that conflict is not merely an obstacle but an opportunity for reconciliation and growth. Whether in the church, the family, or the workplace, the principles of biblical peacemaking offer a path forward that honors God and restores relationships. This conference equips attendees with practical tools rooted in Scripture, helping individuals move from confrontation to conversation, from division to unity. The calling to be a peacemaker is not reserved for a select few but extends to every believer who seeks to reflect the character of Christ in a fractured world.
The legacy of peace is one that is intentionally cultivated and passed down through generations. It begins with personal transformation and extends into marriages, parenting, and church leadership. When conflict arises in the home, the principles of confession, forgiveness, and humble listening can turn moments of tension into opportunities for deeper connection. Parents and spouses who model peacemaking teach their children and communities what it means to live out the gospel in daily interactions. This conference provides practical guidance for those seeking to build a lasting legacy of peace in every relationship they steward.
Local churches are called to be communities of reconciliation, where conflicts are resolved biblically and unity is preserved. Yet many congregations lack the training and resources to address disputes in a way that strengthens rather than divides. This conference offers workshops and teaching that equip pastors, elders, and ministry leaders with the skills needed to mediate conflict, promote healthy communication, and cultivate a culture of peace. When church leaders embrace the ministry of reconciliation, they set a tone that permeates the entire body, creating an environment where grace and truth coexist and where the gospel is displayed in tangible ways.
The call to peacemaking extends beyond personal relationships into the broader mission of the church. As believers learn to resolve conflict biblically, they become more effective witnesses in a world marked by division and hostility. The skills of listening, empathizing, and seeking forgiveness are not only essential for church health but also for credible evangelism and community impact. This conference challenges attendees to see peacemaking not as an optional skill but as an integral part of discipleship and mission. When the church models reconciliation, it proclaims the good news of peace with God and peace with one another to a watching world.