Good Work
Conference
Thursday, May 7 | 6:00p - 9:00p
What makes work good — and who decides?
Thursday, May 7 | 6:00p - 9:00p
What makes work good — and who decides?
But "good work?" That's harder to name. Was it the people you worked alongside, the impact it made, or the sense of purpose behind it?
The Good Work Conference is designed to help you explore the deeper questions underneath your career:
What makes my work good? How does God see the work I do every day? And how can I live into my vocation with hope—not just productivity?
This conference brings young adults (21–35) and the 50+ community together for story-sharing, wisdom-exchange, and honest conversations about work, faith, calling, and what it means to flourish in Atlanta.
Or folks still exploring their calling, navigating stress or mystery behind workplace culture and transitions, and who are longing for mentors and meaningful conversation about faith and work.
Or for any seasoned professional with wisdom to share, a desire to invest in the next generation, and who are looking for a purposeful intergenerational mentoring and discipling community.
We also encourage participants to invite friends, family members, and co-workers—anyone who might find this conversation and network valuable.
Gain invaluable insight on what it means to work good.
A few hours of content. A few years worth of relationship building. A massive head start on a lifetime of purpose in your work.
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