Conference Speakers

Meet the keynote speakers and workshop instructors featured at the 2015 Peacemaker Ministries' Conference, held September 24-26 at the Marriott Denver Tech Center in Denver, CO.

Keynote Speakers

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Wess Stafford

Led a general session during the 2015 conference.

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Jim Daly

Featured general session speaker for the conference.

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Kimm Carr

General session speaker contributing to the conference program.

Workshop Instructors

Workshop sessions were led by instructors drawing on their own ministry and marriage experience, including:

  • Dennis Reiter and KC Dierenfield — Rhythm of Peace in Marriage and Family Life
  • Additional instructors contributed to sessions such as Navigating the Storm: Principles for Effective Large Group Conciliation, held across the Friday and Saturday workshop slots.

Full session details, including times and tracks, are listed on the workshops page.

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See the full lineup of sessions or review the day-by-day timeline for the conference.

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The speakers at a peacemaker conference bring together years of ministry experience and deep wisdom in biblical conflict resolution. Keynote presenters and workshop instructors alike draw from real-life work in conciliation, marriage restoration, church leadership, and personal peacemaking to equip attendees with practical tools. These sessions explore foundational principles for resolving everyday conflicts in families, marriages, and congregations, offering grounded teaching that applies scriptural truths to difficult situations. Whether addressing a general session or leading a focused workshop, each instructor contributes a unique perspective shaped by years of serving others through the peacemaking ministry, helping conference participants leave better prepared to live out a legacy of peace in their own communities.