These are the main sessions of the conference where all attendees gather together in a single large space. General sessions typically feature keynote speakers, presentations, panel discussions, or other significant presentations that are relevant to the overall theme or purpose of the conference.

These are smaller, more focused sessions that take place concurrently with the general sessions. Breakout sessions provide an opportunity for attendees to delve deeper into specific topics or areas of interest. They are usually led by subject matter experts or industry professionals who deliver presentations, conduct workshops, facilitate discussions, or offer hands-on activities. Attendees can choose which breakout sessions to attend based on their individual preferences and learning objectives.

This refers to designated periods of time during the conference where participants can engage in activities related to ministry. Depending on the nature of the conference, ministry connection sessions may involve sharing experiences, discussing challenges, exploring best practices, or collaborating on ministry-related projects. These sessions offer a chance for individuals involved in similar areas of ministry to connect, learn from one another, and build relationships.

Networking sessions are specifically designed to facilitate interaction and relationship-building among conference attendees. These sessions can take various forms, such as structured networking events, informal gatherings, or dedicated time slots for mingling and connecting with others. Networking sessions provide opportunities to meet new people, exchange ideas, establish professional connections, and potentially foster future collaborations.