Location of Conference: Atlanta Evergreen Lakeside Resort | 4021 Lakeview Drive | Stone Mountain, GA 30083 | 770-879-9900 | atlantaevergreen.com

Once you register for the conference, you will receive a link to register for the hotel rooms. The discounted rate of $152/night (NOT per person) includes entrance to Stone Mountain Park if you are staying on the property. (Those not staying at the hotel will need to pay $20/day to enter the Park.)

The hotel rooms have either a King bed (can accommodate 2 people) or 2 Queens (can accommodate up to 4).

We are at the same location as last year! While it is further from the airport, the property is beautiful! You may want to arrive on Wednesday and enjoy the beauty of Stone Mountain Park and attend a Pre-Conference workshop on Thursday morning.

IMPORTANT:

• You will only be able to make hotel reservations through the link provided once you register. Central Reservations nor the front desk have access to your room block/rate. Do NOT contact the hotel to make changes; contact Kathy Wargo, kwargo@pcanet.org, if there is a problem with your reservation.
• This year, we will not be able to add rooms once our block is filled. Please be sure to reserve your hotel rooms when you register for the conference. Do NOT reserve a hotel room until you have registered for the conference. No rooming reservations can be made after January 31, 2026.
• Also, please do not reserve more rooms than you need because if we run out of rooms, we have to turn away women from attending the conference. When room reservations are cancelled at the last minute, it affects our contract with the hotel and we aren’t able to get those rooms back for others. Thank you!

Schedule:

Thursday, March 5, 2026

• 9:15 am – Registration opens for those attending Lunch and Learn
• 10:00 am – Lunch and Learn Options (choice of 3 pre-conference workshops; includes lunch)
• 12:30-1:30 pm – Registration
• 2:00 pm – General Session #1 – Glorified Clay: Glimpses and Glimmers of Glory (Vanessa Hawkins)
• 3:45 pm – Regional Gathering #1
• 5:45 pm – Dinner and General Session #2 – Captivated by Glory—Sustained by Grace (Vanessa Hawkins)

Friday, March 6, 2026

• 8:30 am – Music by Lori Sealy
• 9:00 am – General Session #3 – Remember Reconciliation’s Refreshment for the Weary (Kristie Harrick)
• 10:30 am – Workshop Session #1
• 12:00 pm – Affinity Lunches: WE, W4, Presbytery Women’s Ministry, Writers, Disability Dialogue, Churches 1-100, Church Planting
• 2:00 pm – Workshop Session #2
• 3:15 pm – Break – Ideal for times to network and fellowship
• 4:30 pm – Regional Gatherings #2
• 6:00 pm – Dinner, Tool Talks, and Porch Party

Saturday, March 7, 2026

• 9:00 am – General Session #4 – We Do Not Lose Heart: God Is at Work Around Us, In Us, and Through Us (Paula Miles)
• We will dismiss by 10:30 am

Workshops (You will choose 2 workshops)

A Covenantal Framework: Christ-Centered Bible Teaching
Sarah Ivill  
As Bible teachers, we have the privilege to teach women how to understand the Word of God through a covenantal framework. Since the covenants structure everything in Scripture and are imperative to a correct understanding of who God is, how we interpret His Word, and how we understand the gospel, we need to better understand this interpretive grid, which is already woven into Scripture. As we look at different portions of God’s Word, we will come to a deeper understanding that Christ is the center of the story, and better understand how to teach the Bible from a covenantal framework.

Celebrating Generations [offered once on Friday morning]
Dr. Bryan Chapell 
How can different generations in the church move beyond misunderstandings to a shared mission? In this talk, Dr. Chapell will unpack the generational shifts shaping today’s church. With biblical wisdom and research-based insights, he aims to help us bridge divides, deepen unity, and align our priorities to impact our communities for Christ.

Women’s Ministry 101
Karen Hodge and Susan Hunt
Are you starting a Women’s Ministry from the ground up? Maybe it’s time to revitalize a Women’s Ministry that has lost its way. Either way, it is always a good idea to get back to the basics. This workshop will give the “why” and the “how” of Word-based, relationally driven Women’s Ministry with the aim of strengthening your whole church. And because it is never good to be alone, we will also share practical tips and tools to encourage you towards a team-based approach to life-giving leadership.

Resiliency: Preventing Leadership Burnout [offered once on Friday morning]
Stephanie Hubach
In aviation terms the word “burnout” means “the cessation of operation, usually of a jet or rocket engine.” That means a crash is coming! (You can already envision the downward spiral, right?) Are you the type of leader who throws all of her energy into the tasks before her? Have you ever considered where your fuel source Is coming from? Burnout happens when we exhaust ourselves by relying on the wrong fuel sources, deny that we are finite creatures, or operating under significant and enduring stressors. When all three converge at the same time, burnout can be difficult to avoid. How can we be women who lead with intentionality but not exhaustively; who are empowered by the love of God and the work of the Spirit, not our own passion; and who offer our finite resources in reliance on our infinite God—even in the face of extremely difficult circumstances that are outside of our control? Most of all, how do we bring the gospel to bear on this issue? Come discuss this with one who has learned these lessons the hard way!

Hidden Hope in ‘Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad’ Heartache (Psalm 88) [offered once on Friday afternoon]
Lori Sealy
Psalm 88 is the most sorrowful psalm in all of Scripture—it’s the lament of all laments. Heman, its author, gives us a raw and real example of what it looks like to express ourselves honestly and earnestly when weakness is overwhelming, when hope has been swallowed up by despair, and when the (sometimes isolating) island of ministry makes us feel as if “our only friend is darkness.”  Using this sorrowful psalm as a catalyst, we’ll talk about how hope is sometimes hidden and how the good news of the gospel provides the firm foundation for us to be held by hope, even when we’re too weak to hold on!

Gospel Transformation: Beyond Programs…Toward the Spirit’s Lifelong Work in Women’s Hearts
Cheryl Mullis
Rooted in the truth of 2 Corinthians 3, we will explore the Spirit’s work of transforming us “from one degree of glory to another.” Whether serving, teaching, or working as part of a ministry team, our goal is to lift our eyes beyond a programmatic approach to embrace the sacred calling of participating in the Spirit’s transformative work. This is a long-range endeavor, often without immediate visible results, yet it calls us to continually seek God’s grace and faithfully step forward in obedience. Through teaching, discussion, practical ideas, and connection, you’ll be encouraged to walk in grace, faith, and a long-term vision for gospel transformation.

Does Teamwork Really Make the Dream Work?
Susan Tyner
Many hands make light work, right? But what if those hands make leadership feel more like arm wrestling? Teamwork can make the dream work, but not if your ladies are giving the cold shoulder between meetings, back-channeling when things don’t go their way, or just not reading the room that she’s the only one talking! Whether it’s burn out or bickering, cliches or crankiness, excitement without strategy, leadership doesn’t seem worth the lift. The temptation is to just do it ourselves (and  make our best friends help). However, there is a better way use a team approach to build sustainability and create new leaders. This workshop will focus on how to build a team and lead it to accomplish ministry goals while developing future leaders and building up your church as a whole.

Compassionate Care: Sharing God’s Comfort with Others
Teri Anderson, Courtney Denton
Suffering is something every believer will face, yet God has not left us alone in our trials. In 2 Corinthians 1:3–7, Paul reminds us that the God of all comfort meets us in our affliction so that we might extend that same compassionate care to others. This workshop will equip you with a greater understanding of God’s comfort in His purposeful affliction, as well as practical ways we can bear others’ burdens through our lives and ministries.

Affinity Groups

For Friday lunch, you will be able to attend an optional affinity group:

• WE (Wives of Ruling and Teaching Elders) – With Meaghan May
• W4 (Women Working With Women) – For Paid Church Staff Women, with Susan Tyner, Cheryl Mullis, Teresa Caldwell
• Writers Group – With Christina Fox
• Women’s Ministry International – With Connie Miller
• Presbytery Women’s Ministry – With Creigh Brown and Janet LaRocque
• Church Planting
• Church Size – 1-100
• Disability Dialogue – Come join us for a conversation on making the gospel accessible to all, in word and deed, through your women’s ministry. Discussion led by Steph Hubach and others.
• Or, time with friends

Speakers

Dr. Vanessa K. Hawkins currently serves as Director of Community Life at Redeemer Lincoln Square in New York City. In her role, she writes Bible curriculum, disciples leaders and trains them to build gospel community where all are known, loved and cared for. She is married to her third grade friend and husband of 29 years, Marcus, and together they are delighted to be the parents of three young adult daughters.

Vanessa is a graduate of the Washington University School of Engineering in St. Louis, MO and holds a Master of Divinity and Doctorate of Ministry in Cultural Apologetics and Communication from Covenant Theological Seminary.  She is a Bible teacher, regular conference speaker, frequent podcaster and intercultural development consultant. She is proud to serve as fellow in the inaugural class of the Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics and is the author of the soon to be released book, The Roar of Justice – Hearing God’s Relentless Call in the Book of Amos. You can follow her on Instagram (hawkinsclan5).

Kristie Harrick serves as the Women’s Ministry Director at Briarwood Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, Alabama, where she is in her ninth year of ministry. Growing up in a military family, Kristie lived all over the United States, an experience that gave her a love for people from all walks of life and shaped her heart for ministry. She earned a BBA degree and later an M.Div., combining a background in leadership and theology with a passion for discipleship. Before her current role, she served over 20 years in Student Life departments at both Christian and secular colleges and universities. Kristie lives in Helena, a suburb of Birmingham, and enjoys gardening in her free time.

Paula Miles is wife to Kevin, mother of four, and grandmother. She grew up in Anderson, SC, and graduated from Clemson University. She currently serves as women’s ministry coordinator at Clemson Presbyterian Church where she has been on staff since 2014. Studying and teaching God’s Word is her passion along with encouraging and equipping women as they walk with Jesus. A conference and retreat speaker, she serves on the PCA’s Discipleship Ministries (CDM) National Women’s Ministry Team as a trainer.

Susan Hunt is the widow of PCA pastor, Gene Hunt, a mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She is the former PCA Coordinator for Women’s Ministry and author of several books including Heirs of the Covenant, and TRUE, the discipleship curriculum series on biblical womanhood for teen girls. She co-authored Transformed: Life-taker to Life-giver and Life-giving Leadership with Karen Hodge as well as Aging with Grace with Sharon Betters. She has also written several books for children.

Worship Leader

Lori Sealy —“Thro’ many dangers, toils, and snares, I have already come ….”  John Newton’s words are an apt description of Lori Sealy’s life. Conceived in adultery, nearly aborted, adopted in infancy, abused and later abandoned by her adoptive parents, Lori traveled the road of atheism before being met by Christ’s mercy – and all of these things happened while living with autism. In 2020, her beloved husband of 25 years, Phillip Sealy, died of metastatic melanoma.

Having lived a life of trial upon trial, Lori has had a front row seat in the school of suffering for several decades. Thankfully, she has had a tender teacher in Jesus—the Man of Sorrows who is intimately acquainted with grief and overflowing with “amazing grace.” Her deepest desire as a songwriter, speaker, and worship leader is to make much of the Savior who has shown Himself sufficient in every scene of her story.

Growing up in South Carolina, she now lives in Cullowhee, NC, with her two college-age “children” —Joshua and Elizabeth.

For more information on Lori visit www.lorisealy.com.

Team Members

Tatiana Anderson was born and raised in Ukraine, and has been in the PCA for over 25 years, serving in various ministries in her local church, including women’s ministry team, youth and children’s ministries, and small group discipleship. She has taught women’s Bible studies, facilitated women’s ministry small groups, and worked alongside different teams of women within the context of her church’s women’s ministry. Tatiana loves serving her church and sharing the love of Christ with people in her life.

Tatiana has been married to Jonathan for 23 years and together they have three children: Elle (18), Evan (16), and Nadia (14). Tatiana and Jonathan live in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where they are members of Village Seven Presbyterian Church. Together they lead a small group and Tatiana is involved in the church’s women’s ministry. Tatiana also serves on the National Women’s Ministry Team as Regional Advisor for the West. As a family, they enjoy hiking, skiing, paddle boarding and inviting people over to share meals and meaningful conversations.

Teri Anderson and husband Mark belong to Spring Meadows PCA, Las Vegas, NV. They have two adult “kids,” a son-in-law, and enjoy their grandkids often! Teri taught high school English, Computers, and Gifted Education before beginning motherhood and resulting Mary Kay Cosmetics business, currently mentoring women of all ages across the USA. She has served as a Women’s Advisor to the Board of Covenant College, and as an AOII VP and Board member. Locally, Teri has served on her WM Team, taught Sunday School and Bible Study. She has served as a PCA Women’s Ministry Trainer and retreat speaker since 2001.

Creigh Brown is currently on staff as the Women’s Ministry Director at Christ Community Presbyterian Church, in Lakeland FL. She is currently serving as the Regional Advisor for Women’s Ministries in Florida, and also served as the Southwest Florida Presbytery Women’s Ministry Coordinator from 2020 to 2023. Creigh has served her local church in leading discipleship and community groups, teaching Kids’ Worship classes, and leading international missions trips. She and her husband Jamie (a Ruling Elder at CCPC) have been married for 29 years and have been blessed with four children. As those children are growing into adulthood, Creigh and Jamie are enjoying the mysterious transition from parenting adolescent children to walking alongside adult children. Together they enjoy backpacking, saltwater fishing, road trips, and whatever opportunities they have to spend in God’s beautiful creation.

Melanie Cogdill serves as a women’s ministry trainer for the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) and is a member of Christ Covenant Church (Matthew, NC). She serves on the Women’s Ministry International leadership team and has traveled overseas as part of its women’s ministry training teams. She is also the managing editor of the online magazine the Christian Research Journal and the host of its weekly podcast, Postmodern Realities (subscribe wherever you get your favorite podcasts). She also is a big fan of modern board games and enjoys board gaming with a group of women from her church. Melanie and her husband, Dwayne, live in North Carolina and have two grown sons.

Courtney Denton is married to Alex and has three children, Blakely, Banks and Andrew. She serves as the Mid-Atlantic Regional Advisor on the national PCA women’s ministry team, as well as a Women’s Ministry Trainer. Courtney is the founder and Executive Director of The Life House Women’s Shelter, desiring to provide help and hope to women in need. Courtney’s heart for serving the needs of others is an outpouring of the mercy, grace and love she has been shown by God. Her desire is to equip and encourage women with the understanding of their God-given design and to live a life transformed by the Gospel. She is the author of KICKSTAND Devotionals. Courtney loves time with her family, Mexican food, shopping, and traveling.

Eden Flora is a member of Christ Presbyterian Church in Oxford, Mississippi. She is the Regional Advisor to the Mid-South. Eden works as a full-time artist, which is inspired by her faith. Additionally, she works as a Registered Art Therapist. Eden is married to her delightful and very tall husband, Gray. They have two beautiful, joyful boys. Eden loves to paint, read, exercise, cook with her recipe club and spend time with family and friends. More information about Eden can be found at www.edenwflora.com.

Mary Henley Green is the Director of Women’s Ministry at Christ the King Presbyterian Church in Houston, Texas where she has been a member and served in this role for three years. She is the new Regional Advisor for the West Region. Mary Henley is originally from Memphis, TN, where she was raised at Independent Presbyterian Church, where she came to know and love the Lord. She went to college at the University of Mississippi for undergrad and graduate school in Elementary Education. During her college years, she went to Christ Presbyterian Church in Oxford, MS, and was really involved in Reformed University Fellowship. After Ole Miss, she worked four years for RUF at the University of Texas as an Intern and Campus Staff for four years where she attended All Saints Presbyterian Church before moving to Houston.

While she has been in Texas, she graduated from Reformed Theological Seminary with a Masters of Arts in Biblical Studies. Mary Henley loves to study and teach God’s Word to all ages of women. She delights in working alongside women in their faith and connecting women cross generationally. Mary Henley loves playing Mahjong, Pickleball, being outdoors, cheering for Ole Miss, and going on walks with her golden retriever, Moose.

Karen Hodge serves as the Coordinator for PCA Women’s Ministry, where she seeks to connect women and churches to one another and to sound resources. She is also having the time of her life serving alongside her husband, pastor and best friend Chris, as they serve at Village Seven Presbyterian Church in Colorado Springs, CO. Chris and Karen have two adult children, Anna Grace Botka and Haddon Hodge. She is the host of the enCourage podcast and authored Transformed: Life-taker to Life-giver, Life-giving Leadership (along with Susan Hunt), and Breathe: The Life-giving Oxygen of the Lord’s Prayer.

Stephanie Hubach (MATS, Covenant Theological Seminary) and her husband Fred are long-time members of Reformed Presbyterian Church of Ephrata, in Lancaster County, PA. She is currently on staff as the Women’s Counselor at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Lancaster, PA. She is also a Research Fellow in Disability Ministries in affiliation with Covenant Theological Seminary. Previously, she served as MNA’s Special Needs Ministries Founding Director, which was the grateful recipient of the 2010 Women in the Church Love Gift. Steph is the author of Parenting & Disabilities: Abiding in Gods’ Presence (2021); Same Lake, Different Boat: Coming Alongside People Touched by Disability (2006, Revised and Expanded 2020); and All Things Possible: Calling Your Church Leadership to Embrace Disability Ministry (2007). She has been published in a variety of outlets including byFaith, Focus on the Family, The Gospel Coalition, and enCourage. Steph’s passion is making the gospel—the good news of the coming of Christ’s kingdom—accessible to all, in word and deed.

Janet LaRocque is a member of Naperville Presbyterian Church in the Chicagoland suburbs and serves on the PCA’s National Women’s team as advisor for the Mid-America Region. She has been involved in Women’s Ministry since a friend invited her to her first ever Bible study in 2007. She has been part of the equipping team, various event teams, a co-leader of the Women’s Servant Team, and now a co-leader of the Titus 2 Discipleship team. She has also loved volunteering in the children’s area and in the church’s ESL program as a conversation partner for many years. She is passionate about encouraging and equipping women to know, love, and display Jesus better every day. In 2015, after over 25 years in public and corporate accounting, Janet joined the staff of NPC as the Director of Finance. Janet has been married to Lee since 1989. They have three adult children and as well as a 8-year old…chocolate lab. She enjoys meeting new people, reading, and traveling.

Connie Miller presently serves a dual role with the PCA as a National Trainer and the Women’s Ministries International Coordinator, having conducted trainings and conferences in Nicaragua, El Salvador, Germany, France, England, Ireland, and Zimbabwe, Africa, Cape Town and Johannesburg, South Africa. She also had the opportunity to co-author the women’s Bible study, Hinged: Vitally Connected To God and His Church covering the book of Ephesians. She and Mike just celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary. They have 3 amazing children, Mary Sha, Cate and her husband, Jeff; Mikie and his wife, Megan. “Nonnie” is the name she goes by to their five ADORABLE grandchildren, Bo, Grishie, Mary Cait, and Maggie and Louie. She loves hiking, biking, traveling and spending time with family and friends. Connie is also a local real estate broker with Helen Adams Realty in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Cheryl Mullis loves seeing God’s grace in the everyday—whether it’s a breathtaking sunrise, the colors of a blooming garden, the beauty of a face, or the joy of a heartfelt conversation. The truths of the gospel continually remind her of Jesus’ faithful sufficiency, and she’s passionate about walking alongside others, encouraging and equipping them to live out their faith with courage and joy.

As Director of Discipleship at her church in Annapolis, Maryland, Cheryl leads Bible studies, teaches regularly, and invests in training ministry leaders. She also enjoys speaking at retreats and serving as Northeast Regional Advisor for the PCA’s Women’s Ministry Team. After raising five wonderful children, she and her husband, Don, are embracing a new season of life—still serving, still growing, and still celebrating the goodness of God.

Chandra Oliver serves on the PCA Women’s Ministry Team as a trainer and advisor for chaplain and military wives. Originally from Oklahoma, Chandra now resides in North Carolina with her husband Matthew, a teaching elder in the PCA and Army Chaplain at Fort Liberty. Despite frequent moves, Chandra finds stability and purpose in applying the unchanging beauty and hope of Scripture to the unique challenges faced by military spouses. She finds joy in volunteering with fellow Army spouses, leading women’s Bible studies, hosting a supper club, and organizing events for her Army family. Chandra’s ministry is deeply rooted in encouraging others with Biblical truth, a gift she treasures in her transient lifestyle.

Elizabeth Steele will be serving as Regional Advisor for Alabama, Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle. She has been teaching Bible studies since she was nineteen, and loves to see women get excited about the Word. Having served with Campus Crusade, overseas orphan ministry, and local churches for the last three decades, she is no stranger to serving. She loves her pastor-husband, her five kids, a good mocha, and asking strangers over to her house for Sunday dinner.

Molly Thomas serves as the Women’s Ministry Director at Jacob’s Well Church in Green Bay, WI. She is the new Regional Advisor for Mid-America. She is married to her childhood sweetheart, Spencer, who serves as the Pastor of Care and Counseling at Jacob’s Well. They have three children and a dog who acts like a 4th child sometimes. When she’s not working or caring for her home or her people, you’ll find her doing some sort of gardening, landscaping, organizing, or DIY project!

Marcie Tuten is married to Chris and together they have three beautiful girls. Marcie has been a part of four different PCA churches in her life and has enjoyed seeing the unity shared doctrine brings to different congregations. Currently, she is a member of ChristChruch Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, GA where she teaches 5-year-old Sunday school, helps facilitate a women’s Bible study, and hosts the homegroup Chris leads. She enjoys drinking coffee, reading good books, and taking walks.

Allison Van Egmond serves as the Women’s Ministry Coordinator at New Life PCA in Escondido, CA and West Coast Regional Advisor on the national team. Her husband is a math teacher and has served as a ruling elder for the last ten years. They have two kids in elementary school. One challenge Allison routinely faces is navigating life with a disabled husband. But through this, she gets to see God’s grace daily as He helps her apply His good Word to life’s challenges. For fun, Allison loves going on camping adventures with her family.

Jamie Voss has been serving as the Women’s Ministry Director at Perimeter Church since 2010 and is the Southeast Regional Advisor. She has been in the PCA for thirty years and has a Masters in Educational Ministries from Covenant Seminary. Jamie became a Christian in college and was on staff with a campus ministry for 17 years, 7 of which she was a missionary overseas in Johannesburg, South Africa. Jamie has been married to Judson for 10 years and they have a 9-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy.

Check here for answers to often asked questions:

• Do I have to pay to enter Stone Mountain Park? If you are staying on the property, you do not have to pay to get into Stone Mountain Park because it is included in your room rate. At the entrance, tell them you are with the PCA.
• What should I bring? You may want to bring a bag to carry around your notebook, Bible, etc. Always bring a sweater since hotels can be cold! You may want to bring something for breakfast to avoid paying for an expensive breakfast.
• What time should I arrive? If you are flying, your flight should arrive by noon so that you are at Stone Mountain in time for the conference to begin. You may want to consider flying in on Wednesday. There are beautiful trails to spend some time outside.
• What time does it end on Saturday? The last session will end by 10:30 am. If scheduling a flight after 2 pm, you should have enough time to get to the airport.
• Is there a refrigerator in the room? Yes, there are refrigerators in each room.
• How do I get from the airport to the hotel? Unfortunately, we are not able to get bus service on Wednesday or Thursday to go to Evergreen Lakeside Resort from the ATL airport because of so many different flight arrival times. It is best to get an Uber.
• Is there a bus from the hotel to the airport? There are a limited number of seats available on a bus to the airport on Saturday morning, leaving right after the conference ends at 10:30 am. The cost is $25/person.
• Can I get a refund? No, unfortunately we are not able to give refunds. Here is our policy, and we thank you in advance for not requesting exceptions. CDM Conference Refund Policy: [for conferences over $200] All registrations are transferable without penalty for the same event in the same year. The registrant is responsible to sell (or gift) their registration to another individual and then notify CDM of the change.If you must cancel, a person may choose to use their registration fee as a tax-deductible donation to a CDM scholarship fund. (A scholarship fund specifically designed to offer financial assistance enabling more people to attend CDM training & conferences). If a person would like to donate to this fund, their registration fee would be reclassified as a donation, and they would receive a receipt for their tax-deductible gift.If requesting a refund for cancellations made 6+ weeks prior to the start of the event (by 12/31/24), email kwargo@pcanet.org with your full name and home address. You will receive a refund less a $50 cancellation fee. For cancellations made within 6 weeks of the event, no refund will be provided.
• Will there be exhibitors? Yes, we will have several Committees and Agencies of the PCA represented as exhibitors. We will also have the PCA Bookstore with a wide selection of books for sale.

CDM Conference Refund Policy: [for conferences over $200] All registrations are transferable without penalty. The registrant is responsible to sell (or gift) their registration to another individual and then notify CDM of the change. No refunds after January 22, 2026.

If you must cancel, a person may choose to use their registration fee as a tax-deductible donation to a CDM scholarship fund. (A scholarship fund specifically designed to offer financial assistance enabling more people to attend CDM training & conferences). If a person would like to donate to this fund, their registration fee would be reclassified as a donation, and they would receive a receipt for their tax-deductible gift.

If requesting a refund for cancellations made 6+ weeks prior to the start of the event, email kwargo@pcanet.org with your full name and home address. You will receive a refund less a $50 cancellation fee. For cancellations made within 6 weeks of the event, no refund will be provided. Thank you in advance for not requesting exceptions.