On the afternoon of Wednesday, May 23rd, the conference will visit Thistle Farms.
Becca Stevens will give her plenary presentation and celebrate the Eucharist with us.
We’ll meet members of the community whose lives have been transformed at Thistle Farms.
The evening will conclude with dinner at The Café at Thistle Farms followed by a reception featuring local musicians.
For a local news story on Thistle Farms: http://www.wsmv.com/story/37682576/thistle-farms-helps-empower-women-survivors
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