'Finding Joy in a Gloomy World' The purpose of the Reforming Families Conference (RFC) is based upon the Latin phrase: semper reformans, semper reformanda – “reformed, always reforming.” To that end, our desire is to challenge and encourage families to advance in their quest to glorify Christ and advance His kingdom…and to be Always Reforming. Our 2017 theme will be Finding Joy in a Gloomy World and we’ll have sessions taking on different aspects of this large subject. In addition, each afternoon, you’ll have plenty of time for touring the Creation Museum and new Ark Encounter, visiting the indoor and outdoor exhibits, petting zoo, botanical gardens as well as enjoying the new zip line. There are plenty of options for meals at the Creation Museum and times for fellowship for those who attend. At our previous conference (RFC 2015), we had over 500 people who attended and represented 26 states as well as the United Kingdom and Canada. Some of these families met for the first time at the conference and are now staying in contact because of the friendships that were created. *Some of our previous speakers have included: Ken Ham, Steve Ham, Joel Beeke, David Murray, Al Martin, Michael Barrett, Kevin Swanson, Alan Cairns, Colin Mercer, David McClelland, Brad Baugham, Gerald Bilkes and Geoff Banister.*

'Finding Joy in a Gloomy World' The purpose of the Reforming Families Conference (RFC) is based upon the Latin phrase: semper reformans, semper reformanda – “reformed, always reforming.” To that end, our desire is to challenge and encourage families to advance in their quest to glorify Christ and advance His kingdom…and to be Always Reforming. Our 2017 theme will be Finding Joy in a Gloomy World and we’ll have sessions taking on different aspects of this large subject. In addition, each afternoon, you’ll have plenty of time for touring the Creation Museum and new Ark Encounter, visiting the indoor and outdoor exhibits, petting zoo, botanical gardens as well as enjoying the new zip line. There are plenty of options for meals at the Creation Museum and times for fellowship for those who attend. At our previous conference (RFC 2015), we had over 500 people who attended and represented 26 states as well as the United Kingdom and Canada. Some of these families met for the first time at the conference and are now staying in contact because of the friendships that were created. *Some of our previous speakers have included: Ken Ham, Steve Ham, Joel Beeke, David Murray, Al Martin, Michael Barrett, Kevin Swanson, Alan Cairns, Colin Mercer, David McClelland, Brad Baugham, Gerald Bilkes and Geoff Banister.*