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Upcoming Conference

Songs of Everlasting Joy -3 Day Event

Cedar City, Utah with the iconic lighthouse tower.
Mountains surrounding Cedar City. Utah and the conference dates.
What to expect at the conference - including icons representing the various headings.

Welcome to the Conference Page

A Personal Invitation

It is our sincere hope that families and friends will gather for a weekend of faith, fellowship, fun, and friendship as we seek greater unity, deeper understanding, and a renewed desire to become one heart and one mind. Together, we hope to strengthen our commitment to living the covenant, becoming a peaceable people, and encouraging one another in our walk with Jesus Christ.

Why Easter Weekend?

Easter weekend provides a unique opportunity to set aside three days to celebrate the hope found in Jesus Christ through sacred music, worship, learning, and the arts. It also allows many families to gather over a holiday weekend and makes it easier to secure a venue during a busy conference season. There are so much planned for this conference that three days are needed to accomplish our goals. 

We recognize that Easter weekend may not work for everyone, and we understand that some will be celebrating with extended family or have other commitments. For those who are unable to attend, portions of the conference will be recorded and made available afterward so they can still share in many of the presentations and musical experiences.

Who Should Attend?

Everyone is welcome. This is a Covenant Christian Conference, but all are welcome to attend. 

Whether you are an individual, a couple, a family with young children, a musician, a historian, a truth seeker, or simply someone who loves Jesus Christ and the rich heritage of sacred music, we invite you to join us.

Come for a weekend of presentations and participation, music and memories, worship and wonder, learning and laughter, fellowship and friendship as we seek to strengthen one another in faith and celebrate the enduring power of sacred hymns.

Many of the activities are depicted here including tin punching, plays, speakers, dancing, singing, picnics.
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