A Full Week of Summit Training for Students. All From Your Living Room.
At Summit Virtual, students ages 16-25 will have live interaction with world-class speakers on apologetics and worldview. Your student will be challenged to think deeper about their personal faith and convictions. They will watch every speaker and lecture while receiving real-time mentoring and group discussions in an online breakout room.
A Full Week of Summit Training for Students.
All From Your Living Room.
At Summit Virtual, students ages 16-25 will have live interaction with world-class speakers on apologetics and worldview. Your student will be challenged to think deeper about their personal faith and convictions. They will watch every speaker and lecture while receiving real-time mentoring and group discussions in an online breakout room.
Your virtual registration includes:
√ College scholarship opportunities
√ 24-hour access to a staff mentor
√ Peer engagement and leadership training
√ Small group discussion and personalized one-on-one mentoring
√ Fun offline activities, contests, and giveaways
√ Five days of live interaction with world-class experts and best-selling authors in apologetics and worldview
Your virtual registration includes:
√ College scholarship opportunities
√ 24-hour access to a staff mentor
√ Peer engagement and leadership training
√ Small group discussion and personalized one-on-one mentoring
√ Fun offline activities, contests, and giveaways
√ Five days of live interaction with world-class experts and best-selling authors in apologetics and worldview
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Schedule
This schedule is intended as a sample. All times listed will take place in the mountain standard time zone. Each day, students will log in to their student portal for an experience they will never forget. From mind-provoking sessions and creative expressions to spiritual discussions and lunchtime round tables, students will make memories and friendships that will last a lifetime.
8:00 am | Thought of the Day
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- Tactics–A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions
- The Case Against Relativism
- The Cold Case Reliability of the Gospels
- The Big Picture of Scripture: Your Story in the Grand Story
8:00 am | Thought of the Day
8:30 am | If God, Why Evil?
9:15 am | Break
9:30 am | Open Forum: The Problem of Evil
10:00 am | Break
10:30 am | Does Jesus really heal everything? The Christian Worldview
11:00 am | Break
11:15 am | A Closer Look at Islam
12:00 pm | Small Group Discussion
12:30 pm | Free Time and Optional Activities
5:00 pm | Optional: Pick-a-Table at Dinner
6:00 pm | Marriage: Why It Matters
6:45 pm | Break
7:00 pm | Open Forum: It All Started With a Wedding
8:00 pm | Small Groups
8:00 am | Thought of the Day
8:30 am | Doubting Your Doubts: How to Deal With Doubts
9:15 am | Break
9:30 am | Speaker Interview: Doubting
10:00 am | Break
10:30 am | Is matter all that matters? The Secularist Worldview
11:00 am | Break
11:15 am | Is revolution the solution? The Marxist Worldview
12:00 pm | Small Group Discussion
12:30 pm | Free Time and Optional Activities
5:00 pm | Optional: Pick-a-Table at Dinner
6:00 pm | Discussion: The Worldview of Movies pt. 1
6:45 pm | Break
7:00 pm | Discussion: The Worldview of Movies pt. 2
8:00 pm | Small Groups
8:00 am | Thought of the Day
8:30 am | Digital Diagnosis: The Social and Mental Health Impacts of Pornography
9:15 am | Break
9:30 am | Is Jesus the Only Way?
10:00 am | Break
10:30 am | Does oneness make you woke? The New Spiritualist Worldview
11:00 am | Break
11:15 am | Should we be suspicious of truth? The Postmodern Worldview
12:00 pm | Small Group Discussion
12:30 pm | Free Time and Optional Activities
5:00 pm | Optional: Pick-a-Table at Dinner
6:00 pm | Testimony + Christian Response to Homosexuality
6:45 pm | Break
7:00 pm | Interview: Homosexuality: Nature Or Nurture
8:00 pm | Small Groups
8:00 am | Thought of the Day
8:30 am | You Are a Leader: How to Be a Good Leader
9:15 am | Break
9:30 am | Speaker Interview: Do I have to Go to Church?
10:00 am | Break
10:30 am | Breakout Sessions
- Threats to Campus Liberty Option
- Determining God’s Will for My Life Option
- Beauty, the Art of War
11:00 am | Break
11:15 am | Breakout Sessions
- A Discussion on Dating Option
- Politics Option
- Economics
12:00 pm | Small Group Discussion
12:30 pm | Free Time and Optional Activities
5:00 pm | Optional: Pick-a-Table at Dinner
6:00 pm | Concert / House Party
6:45 pm | Break
7:00 pm | Excuses, Barriers & Breakthroughs: What’s Next?
8:00 pm | Small Groups
In 5 Days, attendees will…
Summit Virtual gives us the capability to scale our digital platform so that it becomes a world-class environment to transform student lives forever. This is possible in an online classroom through conversation, connection, and content – to create the best, most relational experience for young leaders ever.
Find answers to some of Christianity’s toughest questions.
Students will have the chance to personally interact with world-class faculty to answer some of Christianity’s most challenging questions.
Form life-long friendships.
Quarantine makes it tough to see your friends and have a social life. Summit Virtual will help young adults forge new Christian friendships built on trust and that will last a lifetime.
Form life-long friendships.
Quarantine makes it tough to see your friends and have a social life. Summit Virtual will help young adults forge new Christian friendships built on trust and that will last a lifetime.
Develop a deeper faith.
Attendees will take part in one-on-one mentoring and small group discussions. This type of engagement helps students unpack their questions to develop ownership of their faith.
Why is biblical worldview training important for students? Don’t just take it from us.
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Do you have more questions about Student Conferences? Fill out this quick interest form or call our office today.
Office Hours: Monday-Friday | 9:00 AM–5:00 PM Mountain Time
Phone: 719.685.9103
Register for the last session before the clock runs out!
Students need to understand that their view of God determines their view of the world.
Summit Ministries students learn to identify and study six popular worldviews during their two-week summer session. This worldview survey shows them how Secularism, Marxism, Postmodernism, New Spirituality, Islam, and Christianity answer the questions:
- What does it mean to exist?
- Where did we come from?
- Who are “we” anyway?
- What does it mean to be human?
- What is the good life?
- What happens when we die?