**The theme of the inaugural NonConformist Conference, is “A Line in the Sand.”** The challenges that have gripped our nation over the last two years have not stopped at the front doors of the church. In fact, there has been a long march through every denomination, and religious institution. Long before the terms “Critical Race Theory & Intersectionality” were buzz words in K5 parent-teacher meetings, their ideas were quietly being spread as evangelicals, fundamentalists, and reformed Christians were largely asleep at the wheel. Yet there is much more happening than the invasion of CRT/I. In many cases, the bride of Christ is being reconditioned to be the handmaiden of The Great Reset. It’s time to draw a line in the sand. It’s time to call a spade a spade. But that’s not enough. Beyond a proper diagnoses, the reformed and evangelical church needs clarity on the question: where do we go from here? Join us in NYC as we draw a line in the sand and attempt to bring clarity, courage, and conviction to the issues most threatening the church today.

**The theme of the inaugural NonConformist Conference, is “A Line in the Sand.”** The challenges that have gripped our nation over the last two years have not stopped at the front doors of the church. In fact, there has been a long march through every denomination, and religious institution. Long before the terms “Critical Race Theory & Intersectionality” were buzz words in K5 parent-teacher meetings, their ideas were quietly being spread as evangelicals, fundamentalists, and reformed Christians were largely asleep at the wheel. Yet there is much more happening than the invasion of CRT/I. In many cases, the bride of Christ is being reconditioned to be the handmaiden of The Great Reset. It’s time to draw a line in the sand. It’s time to call a spade a spade. But that’s not enough. Beyond a proper diagnoses, the reformed and evangelical church needs clarity on the question: where do we go from here? Join us in NYC as we draw a line in the sand and attempt to bring clarity, courage, and conviction to the issues most threatening the church today.