Are your programs making the impact you think they are? Are you making mission decisions based on instinct alone or evidence? If you’ve ever wondered whether your camp is truly delivering on its promise, this is the conversation you’ve been waiting for. Now to Wow! is a dynamic, research-driven gathering for camp directors and staff who are ready to move beyond good intentions and into proven results. Because a great camping ministry deserves more than guesswork, it deserves data.

Bias doesn’t only show up in headlines or public debates; it often appears in everyday conversations with friends, family members, coworkers, and neighbors. You might notice something that feels uncomfortable or harmful but feel unsure what to say, or worry that speaking up could make things worse. This three-part workshop series will help you build the awareness, confidence, and practical skills needed to respond to bias in everyday situations. Together, we’ll explore how to assess difficult moments, practice strategies for interrupting harmful comments, and work through real-life scenarios so you can speak up with greater clarity and courage.

As the housing crisis continues to deepen, so does the call for action. This November, Stony Point Center will host the 3rd Annual Housing Justice Summit:  A multi-day gathering bringing together faith leaders, nonprofit partners, and advocates committed to confronting housing insecurity and homelessness in the U.S. This year’s summit is still in development, but plans include conversations grounded in moral responsibility, public advocacy, and community-driven solutions, including faith-based models like Yes In God’s Backyard (YIGBY), all aimed at strengthening how we show up for our unhoused neighbors. More details coming soon. For now, save the date and stay tuned!