Sprouts 2025 is January 31 & February 1.

Registration is open!

Sprouts Growth Conference is planned with participant needs in mind. Our goal is to edify & equip children’s ministry directors, teachers & volunteers with tools to reach and minister to children effectively. This year, we have a spectacular lineup of new speakers and topics never before covered at Sprouts.

Speakers:

Vickie Vernon, Betty Parker, BJ Mathis, Missi DeRamus Vaughn, The Parkers, Ashley Smith, Calvin & Courtney Mastin & More!

Registration Information:

Registration is Online Only. We encourage group registrations.
Registration is $35 per person. Space is limited.
Eastview members & current Bible college students may attend free of charge but must register.
Registration includes admission to all sessions, one Sprouts packet, and lunch on Saturday.
Please register by Monday, January 27, to aid our preparations.
Online Registration will remain open to allow registration at the event.

Please note: Sprouts is designed as an intensive workshop for adults. Childcare is not provided.

>>REGISTER HERE<<

Schedule:

Friday, January 31
7:00 PM, Kick-Off Service with Vickie Vernon

Saturday, February 1
9:00 AM to around 3:30 PM
Our dynamic team of presenters will offer a wide variety of sessions. Lunch will be provided.

Videos:

Videos archives of some sessions are available on our YouTube channel at: Eastview United Pentecostal Church.

Testimonies:

Sprouts was formally called Children’s Ministry Summit

“Sprouts would like to invite your Sunday School teachers and staff to attend our Annual Children’s Conference. 2013 was our inaugural event and was a great success! We had a powerful move of God and time of rededicating our lives to teaching children biblical truths. The Sunday following the children’s summit we had over 20 children receive the Holy Ghost for the very first time. God has continued to bless our efforts and many more have received this life changing gift.

Please come and experience Sis. Vickie Oliver’s ministry and be blessed.”

Rev. Conlen Jones, Children’s Pastor of Eastview UPC

“I highly recommend sending your children’s ministry workers to the Children’s Ministry Summit hosted by Eastview UPC. It has been a great blessing to my church.”

Rev. Dathan Triplett, Texas District Sunday School Director

“I have been attending the annual Sprout Summit for several years. It is always a blessing! I encourage anyone working with children in your church to attend this summit. You will walk away inspired, blessed, and ready to invest even more of your time into the lives of the children that God has placed in your care.”

Tish Basham, Cornerstone UPC Lufkin

“At the close of the 2013 Children’s Summit at Eastview UPC, Center First UPC Sunday School staff left the Summit inspired and with a renewed burden for working in Children’s Ministry. On the way back home we were planning how we would change our operations to become more effective in ministering to the children in our home church. Upon making those adjustments, we began to see spiritual growth in the lives of our children. If your Children’s Ministry Dept. needs a renewing and re-birthing of a burden to work with the children in your local church, you do not want to miss this summit.”

David Hailey, Children’s Director of Center First UPC

“The Children’s Summit helped our Sunday School tremendously with the spiritual aspect. We’ve always enjoyed ourselves and the children really have fun and want to come back, but we have not previously had a scheduled or structured time for worship using the steps of worship as explained to us at the conference. We rearranged our schedule on the way home that Saturday to incorporate this principle. The children asked if we were going to ‘get’ to do that every Sunday! We have a lot of bus children so they have not been exposed to things that some of us perhaps take for granted. We do rotational Sunday School and a time for worship is something we still do every Sunday as our last rotation with all ages combined.”

Gena Porterfield, First Pentecostal Church of Joaquin