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what can I expect?
LIVES TO BE CHANGED!
Soulfire is about more than an emotional experience or a temporary “camp high.” The heart of Soulfire is "Igniting Hearts for Christ" and that happens through real encounters with Jesus that lead to lasting life change.
Through contemporary worship led by the Soulfire Band, students and adults are invited to enter in and give Him all the praise. Powerful, relevant messages speak directly to the challenges students face and the culture they’re navigating, while giving them practical truth for following Jesus in everyday life.
Whether someone is meeting Jesus for the first time, experiencing a fresh move of God, discovering their spiritual gifts, or growing deeper in their faith, the goal is the same: sustained growth and a transformed life.
No one should leave wondering, “What now?” Every person should go home equipped with a game plan—ready to live out what God began in them long after the conference ends.
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Soul Groups
Soul Groups are a vital and powerful part of the Soulfire experience—building genuine connections, meaningful conversations, and relationships that can last long after the conference ends. They are the heart and SOUL of our Conferences!
Soul Group leaders are carefully vetted through youth pastors and the Soulfire team and receive orientation on the role, responsibilities, and expectations of leading a group.
Leaders are chosen for their commitment to living a Godly life, setting a strong example, connecting well with students, and creating a space where honest, meaningful conversations can happen.
Interested in becoming a Soul Group leader—or know someone who would be a great fit? Contact the Soulfire Team for more information.
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Youth Pastors
COME EXPECTING.
Preparation for Soulfire begins long before you arrive at the conference. Prepare your students—and your own heart—to come ready for God to move.
Being saturated in God’s Word is essential to leading well, especially when preparing to pour into students during a powerful few days together.
Throughout the conference, church groups are encouraged to make time to gather, talk, pray, and process what God is doing. That may mean a few late nights (lol), but those conversations can become some of the most meaningful moments.
Come prayed up. Come prepared. Come expecting.
