The Conference will be held at the Raymond B. Jones School of Engineering, Lipscomb University in Nashville, TN. For a map of the Lipscomb University campus, as well as detailed driving instructions from your specific area, as well as information on rental cars and other places to stay, click here.

Register for the event conveniently and securely online by using the gold REGISTER NOW! button in the right-hand margin of this page.





On campus housing will be in an air-conditioned student dormitory. Each room is set up as a double occupancy room with twin beds. You will need to supply your own linens (RECOMMENDED: twin sheets, light blanket, pillowcase (pillows will be provided), bath towel and toiletries.) Restrooms facilities are community style. On each hall one will be designated as male and one as female.

(Negotiations are underway to have the linens and other items provided, perhaps at a small additional charge. We'll keep you this updated and post the results here.)

Meals will be catered at the Conference with the aim of keeping them simple and low-cost.





Parking for the event is available on campus at Ezell Center, sight of all conference activities. On campus housing will be at Elam Hall, within walking distance of the conference venue. You can view and print a map of the Lipscomb University campus here. For detailed directions to campus, as well as air travel and car rental information, and a list of area hotels should you choose to stay off campus, visit this page.

We encourage attendees to bring spouses, but please note that there will be NO child care provided.



(see details here)

Friday Evening - Registration & Fellowship w/Hors D'oeuvres followed by Welcome & Worship

Saturday - (All Day) - Program: Reports on Third World Design and Construction Projects and 2 Continuing Education Seminars.

Saturday Evening - Banquet w/ Main Speaker/Worship

Sunday AM - Worship & Dismissal -- We realize some participants in this year's event may have Church and/or family commitments prohibiting attendance of a scheduled Sunday morning service as part of our concluding activities. With that in mind, this event is still under consideration. We'd appreciate your input as to whether or not you'd be in favor of a Sunday morning service and whether or not you feel that you'd not be able to attend.

To help us in facilitating this decision, we ask that you vote 'yes' or 'no' to a Sunday worship service with us on the registration form. We will tally the input and post our decision in advance of the conference so that you can make your plans accordingly.





Six presenters will share their personal perspectives of short-term mission trips focusing on their respective project experiences. Details here.





To view the list of CEU classes to be offered at this year's event, click here.