Mission Central CREATE

Mission Central CREATE

Mission Central CREATE was conference for Christian creatives and those who love the arts, with the goal of inspiring Christians—whether artists or appreciators—to live lives of holy creativity.

In addition to the Moving Pictures Festival which carried on the legacy of the Missions Fest Film Festival,CREATE conferences included development opportunities such as Q&As on selected films, workshops, and networking experiences.

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