Adult Conference FAQs

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  1. Who attends? The Adult Conference is open only to adults. The attendees are usually parents, teachers, and pastors.
  2. Are there any scholarships available? Thanks to an endowment fund made possible by generous Summit supporters, financial aid scholarships are available—with special assistance for pastors, youth workers, teachers and school administrators. The scholarships are based solely on need. To request an application, please contact our Conferences Department at 719.685.9103.
  3. How much does the conference cost? The total cost for the entire program is $485.00; this includes a non-refundable $75.00 deposit. This covers lodging (based on the price of a double occupancy (shared) room. Single rooms are available at an additional cost), food, tuition, optional afternoon tours, and a class picture. The actual expense is well over one thousand dollars, but thanks the generosity of Summit supporters, and our Scholarship Trust Fund every session is provided a significant tuition break. Please complete the Adult Conference Application form to begin the application process. After your application has been approved, you will receive an acceptance letter in the mail.
  4. Is Continuing Education credit available? The Summit Adult Conferences meets the CEU guidelines set forth by the Association of Christian Schools International and counts for four CEU credits for all ACSI educators who complete the course. Please contact Summit if you have any questions or would like more information.  You can also obtain more information by visiting ACSI or calling them at 719.528.6906.
  5. What kind of activities are available beyond the sessions?  Enjoy recreation time in the beautiful Smokey Mountain surroundings. Conference participants have an opportunity to witness in the beautiful city of Chattanooga, enjoy a tour of the Knoxville Zoo ($12.00 extra) led by a Creationist, or go whitewater rafting ($32.00 extra). Other outside activities include paintballing, caving, hiking, and enjoying a water slide.