What is everyday faithfulness? Is it something we can achieve in this life? As believers in Jesus, we are called to a life of faithfulness to Him. And there's good news: God is invested in our faithfulness, He has equipped us for it, and He will faithfully finish the good work He began when He made us alive in Christ.

On March 6-7, Glenna Marshall will walk us through portions of Hebrews to define faithfulness and explore the means of grace God has provided for our perseverance. The Christian life is not glamorous, nor is it a quick path to spiritual growth, but when we fix our gaze on Jesus, our ordinary, daily faithfulness produces a life of extraordinary faith.

The theme verse for the conference is Hebrews 10:23:
“Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who promised is faithful.”

With 3 teaching sessions from Glenna Marshall, worship and music with Jessa Anderson, and various breakout sessions, this weekend will be a great time of encouragement, teaching, and fellowship.

Meet Our Speaker

Glenna Marshall

 

Glenna Marshall is the author of the books The Promise is His Presence, Everyday Faithfulness, Memorizing Scripture, and Known & Loved. She has written for The Gospel Coalition, Revive Our Hearts, Risen Motherhood, Eternal Perspective Ministries, Mature Living, Brio, Journeywomen, Well-Watered Woman, and more. She has spoken at The Gospel Coalition’s Women’s conference, True Woman (a ministry of Revive Our Hearts), and travels all over the country teaching at women’s conferences and retreats. She has been a guest on Kirk Cameron’s television show, “Takeaways,” and has appeared on numerous podcasts. She writes regularly at her website and has two more books in queue for publication in 2026. Glenna’s writing is rooted in Scripture, connecting God’s Word to the challenging circumstances in life. As one who has experienced chronic pain due to multiple autoimmune disorders, she has tested God’s promises and found Him to be ever faithful and true, a theme that is found often in her work.

Glenna graduated with a degree in Creative Writing from Union University in 2003. She has been married to her husband William for twenty-two years and is the mother of two sons. She and her family live in Sikeston, Missouri, where her husband serves as pastor of their church, Grace Bible Fellowship.

In addition to writing, speaking, church ministry, and spending time with her family, Glenna loves to read fiction, take long walks, play the piano, write music, and drink good coffee. To connect with Glenna, find her at GlennaMarshall.com or on social media @glennadmarshall.

Meet Our Worship Leaders

Jessa and Jordan Anderson

Jessa and Jordan Anderson (of Jordan and Jessa) - After more than a decade of solo albums and EPs, touring the country, and leading worship together in the local church, Jordan and Jessa Anderson have come together to create their latest album, Hymns.

After meeting and marrying young, the couple pursued their shared love of music and songwriting, releasing their first solo projects in 2008. Their experience over the years of leading others in song and performing their original music, combined with their time in ministry to the local church, has given them a unique love for church music and encouraging others in the gospel through song.

Their desire is that their gospel-centered music will provide deep encouragement to the church body in our daily pursuit of Christ. Between tours, you can find Jordan and Jessa at home in Nashville, Tenn. with their children: Lorelei, Jagger, Sylvie, and Haddie.

We are thrilled to welcome Jessa and Jordan to lead us in worship and share some of the duo’s original songs. To learn more about Jessa and Jordan and to hear some of their music, visit https://www.jordanandjessa.com/home.

REGISTRATION COSTS

• Special Opening Day Rate (January 4, 2026 ONLY!): $40 registration for anyone
• Early Bird Rate (Jan 5 - Feb 8): $45 regular registration, $25 student registration
• Regular Online Rate (Feb 9 - March 4): $55 regular registration, $30 student registration

Registration rates include all worship and teaching sessions, breakout sessions, snacks and other refreshments, a milk & cookie reception Friday evening, and lunch on Saturday.

Please don't let the cost of the conference prevent you from joining us. Partial scholarships are available. Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to apply.

If you need to cancel your registration for any reason, you may do so with a full refund through February 25, 2026. Registration may also be transferred to another attendee on a case-by-base basis. Please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to transfer or cancel, if needed.

Conference Agenda, Volunteers, and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

CONFERENCE AGENDA

*These times are offered as a guide for your planning purposes and are subject to change.

Friday, March 6
6:30 pm Doors open

7:30 pm Session 1: Worship and What is faithfulness?

9:00 pm Milk & Cookies reception

Saturday, March 7
8:30 am Doors open

9:00 am Session 2: Worship and Faithfulness in the Mundane

10:20 am Break with light refreshments

11:00 am Breakout Sessions

12:15 pm Lunch

1:00 pm Session 3: Worship and Faithfulness in Suffering

2:30 pm Conference closes

VOLUNTEERS

We can always use willing hands to help the conference run as smoothly as possible.

If you can help, select ‘volunteer’ on your registration form, email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., or visit the women’s ministry table in the Atrium between Sunday services to get more information and sign up to help out!

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

WHO MAY ATTEND?
All women including teenagers are welcome to attend. Please invite your friends, family, and neighbors – all women are welcome! (We will not have childcare. We love children but this is a women-only event – nursing infants are welcome.)

WHAT CAN I EXPECT WITH THIS EVENT?
Our weekend begins on Friday night with doors opening at 6:30pm. Upon arrival, proceed directly to the conference check-in tables in the church lobby. At check-in, you will receive a folder with important information for the conference, including a map of the church.

Directly following check in, be sure to visit the breakout registration table where conference planners will be available at the table to answer questions about breakout sessions.

See the conference agenda for a full schedule.

HOW AND WHEN DO I REGISTER?
There are three options for registration beginning on January 4:

1. Fill out the form at the link or use the QR code on conference stickers handed out on January 4.
2. Go to the IBC Bookstore to register.
3. Register in person at the women’s ministry table in the Atrium between Sunday services.

WHAT SHOULD I BRING?
Don’t forget your Bible, notebook, pen, an open mind, and an open heart.

HOW SHOULD I DRESS?
Casual! Jeans are fine, dresses are fine -- whatever makes you most comfortable.

WHAT MEALS AND SNACKS ARE INCLUDED WITH REGISTRATION?
Lunch on Saturday is included with the registration fee. We will also have a cookie reception on Friday following the evening session. Coffee and other refreshments will be available at various times throughout the conference.

You will review and select your lunch option during the registration process. Our caterer has offered selections that accommodate various dietary needs to the best of their ability.

WILL I RECEIVE A CONFIRMATION AFTER REGISTRATION?
You will receive an e-mail confirmation after your registration has been processed. Final event details will be emailed a week or so before the conference.

WILL THE SESSIONS BE LIVESTREAMED OR RECORDED?
We hope everyone who wants to join is able to attend, but we know that’s not always the case. The conference will not be livestreamed; however, we will record the main sessions and post them to this webpage as soon as we’re able after the conference.

WILL THE IMMANUEL CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE BE OPEN DURING THE CONFERENCE?
Yes! The bookstore will be open during check-in and the cookie reception Friday evening, during breaks and for a short time after the last session on Saturday.

The bookstore offers a special discount to attendees during the conference, so be sure to visit them and check out the wonderful biblical resources and gifts they have to offer!

WHERE/WHEN CAN I BUY A CONFERENCE T-SHIRT?
Conference t-shirts will be available for $15 in the lobby during the conference. Cash is preferred, or we can accept payment via Venmo or check.

T-shirts will also be available for sale at the Women’s Conference table in the atrium on select Sundays leading up to the conference.

WILL THERE BE A SPACE WHERE I WILL FEEL COMFORTABLE IF I HAVE HEALTH CONCERNS OR A NURSING INFANT?
We will have our balcony open where there is plenty of space to spread out. We also offer a nursing mother’s room down the hallway off the lobby near Door 2.

WHAT IF I HAVE MOBILITY OR TRANSPORTATION CHALLENGES?
We will have seating set aside at lunch and during breakout sessions for those with mobility challenges.

If transportation is a challenge, especially on Friday evening after dark, we encourage you to talk to other women about carpooling. If you’re not able to coordinate a carpool on your own, please reach out to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we’ll do our best to assist with a solution.

 

QUESTIONS?
Reach out to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we will get you a response.