Shalom Summit - Speakers: Beasley, Miller, Piazza, Riddle, and Smith

Shalom Summit is a gathering of people who desire to connect more deeply with their community and actualize the love of God in their neighborhood. Everyone is welcome and will be equipped for community transformation.

Transformational Communities Network is excited to invite you to a remarkable event that promises to be an adventure of the heart and spirit. Set to take place at the beautiful Travis Park United Methodist Church on May 10th and 11th, this summit offers a unique opportunity for individuals from all walks of life to come together, connect with their community, and explore the profound impact of spreading the love of God in our neighborhoods.

This year's summit is not just any gathering; it's a special chance to dive deep into meaningful discussions, foster friendships, and engage in activities that promise life-changing fun and introspection. No matter which pew or perspective you are welcome, this is an event for you to learn, grow, and make a significant difference in your community. Our lineup of featured speakers includes Rev. Dr. Erin E. Beasley, Pastor at The Vine UMC; Mark Miller, a renowned music teacher and performer; Rev. Dr. Michael S. Piazza, a leader in social justice; Chaplain Timothy R. Riddle, who supports those facing grief and moral challenges; and Rev. Dr. Fred Douglas Smith Jr., a seasoned educator and theologian.

Sponsored by Transformational Communities Network and the Academy for Congregational & Community Transformation, the Shalom Summit is an event you won't want to miss. Ready to be a part of something amazing? Secure your spot by grabbing your tickets quickly and discover all the incredible speakers and activities awaiting you at tcnriotx.org. Let's come together to transform our community, our churches, and make our neighborhoods better places for everyone. Join us for this two-day event that promises growth, inspiration, and the chance to make a lasting impact.

This event is Sponsored by the Transformational Communities Network (TCN), an initiative of the Rio Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church and the Academy for Congregational & Community Transformation (ACCT). It will be held at SYNAGO at Travis Park.